Oxaya lives a life of quiet suffering, trapped in a world where his own father, Jeff, despises him. Jeff sees Oxaya as ugly and a freak, locking him away in the basement to keep him hidden from the world. Meanwhile, no one outside knows what’s happening, as Oxaya can’t share his story from his dark prison. Jimmy, Jeff's other son, has always been warned to stay away from the basement, told that a monster lurks there. This was Jeff's way of ensuring that no one discovers Oxaya's existence. But one night, curiosity gets the best of Jimmy, and he sneaks into the basement. There, he finds Oxaya in tattered blue pants, his left hand covered in a strange black substance that looks like veins—an unsettling sight. As the song plays, Jimmy learns that Oxaya is his long-lost brother, hidden away for years. They journey through various scenes in the song, starting in a snowy Alaska and then back to the basement. However, in a darker twist, the second version reveals a tragic ending. Jeff storms into the basement, discovering that Jimmy has found Oxaya. In a panic, he shoots Jimmy, fearing that his son will tell his wife, Martha, about Oxaya. Jeff’s true nature is revealed as he kills his own son without hesitation. Heartbroken, Oxaya cradles Jimmy’s lifeless body, facing the grim reality of what Jeff might do next. Will Jeff, who already shows such hatred for Oxaya, decide to eliminate him too? Or will Oxaya find a way to survive, despite his odd appearance and the horrors he’s faced, and finally share his story?