Delay Your Voice in Public

delay your voice in public

A young man in a green fleece stands under an umbrella in rainy weather and acts out a request to delay his voice in public. His replies arrive several seconds after the other person speaks, turning a normal weather small-talk exchange into an increasingly baffled, angry confrontation. The rainy ambience and natural-sounding dialogue make the delayed-response prank feel awkward and absurd; it works as a reaction to social lag, delayed processing, or saying the wrong thing too late.

It's really bad weather we're having. Yeah, it's terrible. Yeah, it's awful. What the fuck is going on? Why, who are you? What do you want? Nothing. I'm just, just saying hi. What the fuck is wrong with your mouth? Get out of here!

• @eternalclassic / 19811 2022-09-19
• @pokupkabitka / 16042 2022-10-13