Sorry, I’m Completely in Love

and the traffic SORRY and completely in love

A distressed businessman stands on a skyscraper ledge while a casually dressed cowboy-like man approaches him. The clip cuts to an aerial view of traffic, then returns to the businessman looking increasingly overwhelmed as the other man says “SORRY”; the captions and dramatic music turn ordinary traffic and being completely in love into absurd reasons for emotional collapse. It works as a reaction video for feeling overwhelmed by everyday problems or irrationally consumed by romance. EN: A distressed businessman stands on a skyscraper ledge while a casually dressed cowboy-like man approaches him. The clip cuts to an aerial view of traffic, then returns to the businessman looking increasingly overwhelmed as the other man says “SORRY”; the captions and dramatic music turn ordinary traffic and being completely in love into absurd reasons for emotional collapse. It works as a reaction video for feeling overwhelmed by everyday problems or irrationally consumed by romance.

Don't try to stop me. I don't want to stop you. I just want to get past. What? I want to get by you in the way. I walk around here every day. Get away from all the noise and the traffic. Get up here and get the fresh air. You had the same idea yourself, didn't you? I don't give a damn about the air. I'm about to throw myself up this building. You could kill yourself. That's the whole idea. Oh, all right. I'll just wait until it's finished. Would you mind getting a move on? I'm on me lunch break. I can't do it with you watching. Oh, oh. Sorry. Just got a curiosity. Why, uh... Have you ever been hopelessly and completely in love only to find out that you've been used? No. I can't say that I have. I love that bitch. It's alright. I need to be trapeze. Thanks.

• @sbunem / 123079 2026-01-23