Basically, the point of this video is saying that you can't escape yourself. No matter how happy or unhappy you are, you cannot just jump out of your own body- you need to learn to respect and accept yourself somewhere along the line. And sometimes, it may be lonely, being you ((When he is getting together the sandwich, Rebecca draws the entire room along him sitting and doing it; this represents the loneliness in which one may go through in life. He is alone in the whole room, trapped, he feels)). Because he is lonely, the world around him feels glum and dark, hence the blackened part of his "bigger self" (the dark wall he finds when he looks around). He wants to escape himself, escape from all of the pain and loneliness in life. He is not trying to kill himself, which is what lots of you were saying. Looking deeper, he is in fact trying to find himself, find someone new that he can be. But alas, his body and forms endlessly take shape, and he eventually just learns to accept himself, because you can't be anyone but yourself; it is what you are best at. Once he learns that, he becomes better as a whole. Someone knocks at his door and gives him the cheese he dropped. My reasoning of why the title of the video is "Singles" (name of the cheese) is because once the other man gives him back his cheese, it symbolizes how the main character is seeing life so much better, from a whole new, welcoming perspective. So this might sound silly, but the cheese actually plays a major role in this story. At the beginning, he is clearly very sad and in pain, always crying and wishing he were someone he isn't. But by the end, he is sitting peacefully in his chair, singing cheerfully, as though finally freed and awakened from a terrible slumber
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