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Seymay Time (~~A.K.A~~ セイメイタイム) was a [[shock video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by nomotynonono on June 24, 2009. The video has since been removed, and the earliest known archive shows that the video accumulated over 250,000 views in 2009 before ~~getting~~ deleted~~; there are more copies of this version~~.

Seymay Time (セイメイタイム) was a [[shock video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by nomotynonono on June 24, 2009. The video has since been removed, and the earliest known archive shows that the video accumulated over 250,000 views in 2009 before being deleted.

For the ~~most part~~ of the video, ~~it's~~ a Japanese game show ~~with~~ a clock ticking ~~noise being~~ heard in the background. However, on the right of the video, ~~the scene cuts~~ to ~~a Japanese man committing self-harm (hard~~ to ~~tell because it's blurry)~~. ~~The~~ ticking noise is actually the sound of ~~his~~ arm being cut.

For the majority of the video, a Japanese game show is shown on-screen while a clock-like ticking can be heard in the background. However, a video of a Japanese man cutting himself can be seen on the bottom right corner of the video, though it is difficult to make out due to the quality of the video. This reveals that the ticking noise is actually the sound of the man's arm being cut.

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-<b>Seymay Time</b> (A.K.A <b>セイメイタイム</b>) was a [[shock video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by nomotynonono on June 24, 2009. The video has since been removed, and the earliest known archive shows that the video accumulated over 250,000 views in 2009 before getting deleted; there are more copies of this version.
+<b>Seymay Time</b> (<b>セイメイタイム</b>) was a [[shock video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by nomotynonono on June 24, 2009. The video has since been removed, and the earliest known archive shows that the video accumulated over 250,000 views in 2009 before being deleted.
-For the most part of the video, it's a Japanese game show with a clock ticking noise being heard in the background. However, on the right of the video, the scene cuts to a Japanese man committing self-harm (hard to tell because it's blurry). The ticking noise is actually the sound of his arm being cut.
+For the majority of the video, a Japanese game show is shown on-screen while a clock-like ticking can be heard in the background. However, a video of a Japanese man cutting himself can be seen on the bottom right corner of the video, though it is difficult to make out due to the quality of the video. This reveals that the ticking noise is actually the sound of the man's arm being cut.
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