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My Neighbour 7 Jab is more than a quirky title—it is a diagnostic tool for understanding how lifestyle and entertainment have merged into a 24/7 performance of nearness. By placing the neighbour at the center of the spectacle, it asks uncomfortable questions: Is all entertainment now relational? Is every mundane act potentially content? And in the age of “7 jabs” a day, have we lost the right to be boring? Future research might explore comparative case studies (e.g., The Girl Next Door tropes in digital culture) or empirical reception studies among apartment-dwelling young adults. This paper examines the cultural artefact My Neighbour

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