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Even JSON has run out of ways to tell you to turn off your phone for the weekend  😁 https://t.co/k0wfh0hlBP

Veo3 prompt:
{
  "scene_description": "On a wooden desk, an iPhone lies flat and motionless, viewed from a slight front-left angle. The screen lights up. Notifications begin arriving one by one in iOS style — a WhatsApp message, an Instagram like, a Gmail alert, a TikTok mention. Each appears with the correct animation, layout, and brand-accurate icon. The screen quickly begins to fill with a vertical stack of banners. As more notifications continue to arrive, the phone begins to show physical tension. The glass screen starts to bulge upward at the center — not as a loose or round bubble, but as a contained, smooth rectangular dome, closely matching the exact proportions of the screen, just like a sheet of plastic under controlled internal pressure. The curve remains uniform, symmetrical and constrained within the iPhone’s edges. Crucially, new notification banners keep appearing during the deformation, one by one, pushing the existing stack upward with each new alert. The screen seems to be struggling to contain them, the banners slightly curving with the glass. Reflections on the bulging surface stretch horizontally. The iOS notification elements remain legible under distortion. A soft digital creaking begins to accompany the rising pressure. With every new alert, the bulge expands incrementally, never spilling over, maintaining a believable physical volume until it reaches its tension limit. Then, with a sharp internal snap, the screen ruptures upward at its peak. A dense, chaotic storm of 3D app icons erupts — WhatsApp bubbles, Instagram hearts, Gmail envelopes, TikTok glyphs, YouTube play buttons — all perfectly modeled, colored and instantly recognizable. They burst outward in a radial wave. The camera follows them briefly in slow motion, then returns to show the phone: screen shattered, casing bent, fragments scattered, and a thin column of smoke rising from the center.",
  
  "visual_style": "ultra-realistic; physically accurate screen deformation; real iOS notification banners; 3D app icons modeled to official brand standards; natural reflections and lighting",
  
  "camera_movement": "slow diagonal push-in toward the screen; tilt to follow the bulge forming; sharp pullback and orbit during the rupture; final macro push toward the shattered phone",
  
  "lens_feel": "45mm lens with cinematic softness; shallow depth of field tracking the curved surface; crisp detail on icon textures and screen damage",
  
  "main_subject": "an iPhone overloaded with incoming notifications, physically bulging in a controlled, rectangular form until it bursts, releasing a high-velocity wave of branded 3D app icons",
  
  "background_setting": "minimalist desk setup with a closed laptop, notebook, and soft daylight entering from the left; warm wood grain visible",
  
  "lighting_mood": "natural side light from a nearby window; increasing screen glow as notifications build; bright internal flash during rupture; ambient post-explosion lighting with light smoke haze",
  
  "audio_cue": "real iOS notification pings entering rhythmically; layered vibration buzz; soft creaking glass; high-frequency whine; sharp implosive crack; burst of fluttering icons; ambient digital hiss in the aftermath",
  
  "group_behavior": "notifications enter in 2D then burst into synchronized 3D motion; thousands of icons spin, collide and scatter across the table; some float briefly before settling",
  
  "object_damage": "iPhone screen cracked at the center with visible rupture lines; glass fragments around the base; metal frame warped; a light trail of smoke rising from the central impact point",
  
  "dialog": "",
  
  "subtitles": "OFF"
}

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