Why the bleep would you have background music in a video in which someone is explaining something (in speech)? Do you, video maker, *want* people to get distracted and unable to concentrate on what you're actually saying?

(without the music this would have been an interesting video in which a mathematician explained some math, I think. The music wasn't loud but very irritating and distracting so I didn't remember much of what was said. But at one moment she said "where do we even start?" and just then there was a cute cat so I said "start with petting the cat" but of course there was only one-way communication and she didn't hear me. Or get the idea herself.)

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@irina terrible video graphed, any reasonable video essayist would pause their production work, or at the very least, if they didn't notice until the editing phase, keep the voice going while the video zooms and focuses entirely on the adorable fluffy intruder :)

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