every day, all day, for the entire week. And I'll never get tired of it, ever in my entire

life. Okay so this is my inaugural listen. "Hello, it's me... Hello from the other side..."Very

happy with it, I love the song. I'm gonna probably be the foremost expert on this song,

maybe in the world. Today's pretty rough. My commute to work is about 5 and a half "Hello"s,

and somewhere probably around the four and a half "Hello" mark I realized, Okay, I've

had enough of this song. I'm losing track of when it ends and when it begins. You train

for a marathon. With this I kind of just jumped into it, and I'm experiencing some real chafing.

Can't imagine that that is having a positive effect on my psyche.Today I wanted to go to

talk to somebody just about how this might be affecting my brain. As you are listening

to it more and more your brain actually sort of entrains which could make it more difficult

for you to actually focus on other things- I didn't listen to a single word you just

said. Keith actually suggested to put me in kind of a chamber where they strap me onto

a bed and put my head in a bucket, and I was locked into a box. Hey Max, how are you doing

in there? You're going to hear three clips from "Hello". "...Hello from the other side..."

I listened to about 30 minutes of "Hello". This really allowed me to just get one-on-one

with Adele. Keith showed me the results of the test. The same neurons are responding

to the same inputs over and over again. It has a sort of tiring out effect. Adele's "Hello"

is killing my brain. Yeah. So today is day 4. But once you're alone in the apartment,

it takes a whole new meaning. It's just me and Adele. Which is not so bad. "...Hello

from the other side..." You can listen to this song 100 times and never get tired of

it. Listen to it 400 times, and you get very agitated around your friends. This project

has been a lot. You know what I mean? That kind of song that you just can't get out of

your head. Before this project, for me, that song was "Drift Away" by Uncle Kracker and

I probably bit off a bit more than I could chew with this. I literally couldn't get it

out of my head for 5 days. It's time to say goodbye to "Hello". "...Hello, it's me..."

They really did have a nice property. Whew. Okay. Finally, great. I feel like I submitted

to the song and it will always be happening inside of my body. It's over for me in that

regard. "...It clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore..." Around 11 it was fine, around

12 it started to get annoying today, 1PM... I passed away. If Adele saw this video, I'd

be pretty embarrassed.