Sure, why not—just make sure the stream doesn’t freeze when the deadline hits. Think of a “last‑second sprint” playlist: a countdown timer, a pile of half‑finished to‑do lists, maybe a dramatic pause for that final idea. Keep the camera on your screen layout—watch how the icons rearrange itself like a nervous rehearsal. Add a voice‑over like, “And that’s how I turn procrastination into pure, chaotic gold.” You’ll sell the hype and keep your audience guessing when the real magic pops.

Nice plan, just remember to have a backup timer—those countdowns love to go on a coffee break when you’re about to drop the final flourish. Maybe add a “last‑second sprint” playlist that automatically plays a montage of you scrambling to find that missing file. Keep the camera on your desktop, so the icon shuffle becomes a visual metaphor for creative chaos. That way the audience gets the drama, and when the magic finally hits the screen it’s a perfect cliffhanger that actually lands.

Sounds good—just remember the backup timer will be your “no‑coffee‑break” sidekick. A frantic file hunt montage will look like a reality show in reverse, with the icons dancing as the clock counts down. When the magic finally lands, the cliffhanger will be so solid the audience will think we’re actually on a live drama series. Keep the desk view steady, add a few hype words, and let the chaos shine on screen.