A person is seen in a close-up, medium shot, hitting a mechanical keyboard with a yellow rubber mallet. The keyboard is black with a white/clear switch plate and is partially disassembled, with many keycaps and switches already removed or scattered around it. The person's left hand holds the keyboard steady on a brown, textured surface, possibly a carpet or blanket. A black USB cable is plugged into the keyboard. During the video, the person repeatedly and forcefully strikes the keyboard with the mallet, causing more keycaps and switches to dislodge and fall off. Loose keycaps and switches, some black, some white/beige, are visible on the surface around the keyboard. One purple keycap is visible on the top row of the keyboard. Several keycaps with English letters and symbols, such as "W", "A", "S", "D", "E", "R", "F", "Enter", "Shift", "Ctrl", "Alt", "Menu", "Pause", "PrtSc", "Ins", "Home", "End", "PgUp", and "PgDn" are identifiable on the keyboard and among the scattered pieces. A light-colored, fluffy blanket or towel is visible to the right of the keyboard. The activity appears to be a deliberate act of disassembling or destroying the keyboard using the mallet.