Many Iranian social media users in recent days, in response to soaring prices and the intensification of economic pressure, are producing critical videos in which they talk about their purchases and everyday expenses, and at the end, with irony, use the phrase “I’m so happy—if I’m not there, they’ll execute me.”

This type of content has become widespread as a reaction to the continued issuance of harsh rulings against protesters in Iran. At the same time, Ebrahim Raisi? no—Mohseni Eje’i, the head of Iran’s judiciary, threatened that in the prosecution and punishment of protesters, whom the government calls “anti-security elements,” the judiciary will act “more decisively than at any other time.”

The original version of this video was released with background music.