making this video unlisted cos only #nostr may understand...
https://youtube.com/shorts/obzrcPiLzXA
While everyone was watching a debate last night, I soaked in an Epson salts bath and got down memory lane with a playlist. I was reminded how much I love this song and this verse that all of a sudden it was on repeat for like ever. I wanted to learn it by heart, my bath water was getting cold but it was super hard for me to just stop the obsession... 😅
Then today I am starting to "wind down" and I get back at it... super loving imprinting the field singing it and intentions of a new version of me,, doing magic in my mind. So, I decide to bring out my Archangel Raphael wings kimono out... and of course we gotta get messy... I'd just used my "clean" deodorant. Thanks Schmidt for having a great track record of messing up my clothes BUT I guess it fits the occasion and has to be shared despite the messy stains on my clothes.
I read this rollingstone interview today that Jack shared which I loved entirely, but the part about adding to the song is what stood out most synchronistically for me... (the verse I'd been singing).
"Expression is messy. It has unpredicted outcomes. It has so many people coming in and adding their voice. The song just keeps going on and on. Looking back, 50 years in the future when it’s still here and I’m gone, my impact will be nothing compared to the impact that people using the platform in those 50 years will have on it. We all have time to add to the song. Then we depart, and it continues to go on. That’s why I think we have resonance with so many folks in hip-hop. They saw 140 characters as this amazing constraint that allowed them to do bars. Our first, and the most resonant audience we had, were comedians, which is all rhythm and bars, and hip-hop, which is all rhythm and bars, and journalists, which is all in headline rhythm and bars. It demanded a messy expression in order to capture human expression." jack (npub1sg6…f63m)
So, cheers to being messy punks expressing and using our voices, adding to the song..............
Diyana
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2024-09-12 03:42:07
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