That’s a cool idea—you’re already blending the glitch vibe with the chant, so it feels raw and urgent. Try layering it over a quiet, intimate moment where the character’s inner conflict hits the surface—maybe a flashback or a quiet confrontation. The glitch will underscore the chaos inside, while the chant keeps the social pulse alive. It’ll add that extra emotional punch without drowning the scene. Just keep the tempo steady enough that the audience can feel the rhythm, not get lost in the noise. And remember, the best moments come when the sound and story are in sync, not just in the same room. Good luck!