A minimalist monochrome animated video with no title text. A...

A minimalist monochrome animated video with no title text. A pure black background, drawn only with thin white pen-like lines, as if everything is sketched by hand. The style resembles rough handwriting, nervous scribbles, imperfect strokes, and subtle jitter, like notes drawn by a disturbed but elegant mind. The animation begins slowly and gracefully, matching a calm piano intro. White handwritten words appear one at a time in the darkness: Laugh Laugh Laugh Each word looks as if it is written directly onto the black surface, slightly scratched, trembling, and then fading unevenly. Abstract white line drawings briefly emerge and dissolve: – a distorted smile – a single wide-open eye – an unnaturally wide mouth drawn only as an outline All imagery is symbolic and abstract, never realistic. No gore, no detailed anatomy — only suggestion through shape and motion. Near the end of the scene, Japanese handwritten text slowly appears, as if whispered into the darkness: "I told you to laugh, didn't I?" (「笑えって言ってるだろ。」) The text subtly shakes, then abruptly freezes. The scene ends on pure black, with faint white pen scratches barely visible, followed by complete silence.