The original Not Done Yet (2024) was a 45-minute experimental narrative about a performer trapped in a looping underground cabaret. It ended on a cliffhanger: the protagonist walking through a door marked "108."

Fans immediately began theorizing. What does 108 mean?

In entertainment and lifestyle subcultures, 108 carries several potential meanings:

Rebel Rhyder has teased in interviews (via Telegram and Discord fan channels) that "108 is the number of unfinished business. Not done yet means we keep going until the loop breaks."

Thus, "Not Done Yet 2 (108)" is not just a sequel—it’s a manifesto. It promises extended runtime, deeper lore, and a fully immersive sensory experience blending lifestyle vlogging with avant-garde performance.

Musically, Not Done Yet 2 108 defies genre. Rhyder blends hard techno with 2000s emo ballads, sampling voicemails from ex-lovers over 808 bass drops. Her live set includes a segment where she physically rewires a synth while reciting slam poetry about imposter syndrome.

“Entertainment shouldn’t be an escape,” she says. “It should be a mirror that occasionally throws a punch.”

On TikTok and Instagram, fans recreate scenes from Not Done Yet – but with one rule: the video must end by smashing a clock set to 1:08. The challenge has over 12 million combined views as of mid-2026.