From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
   So I showed this to the roomie and he concurred:   
      
   https://youtu.be/UEXWjKSZGp0?si=iIa3KDlV5nr9bPoX   
      
   Now the roomie liked it because it's a way wicked   
   groovy, danceable song. I liked it chiefly because...   
      
   #1.  His voice. This kid (in his 20s) looks like a   
   muppet!  If he was on a Shriner's commercial I   
   would *Definitely* be buying an "A-door-a-bwull   
   blanket." Yet he has this deep masculine voice!   
      
   Real power.   
      
   #2.  Perfectly encapsulates a generation!  This   
   song brings forth form to the narcissism of today!   
   I mean, you can just image it:  Instead of going   
   out to a club to check out the beautiful people,   
   going out to a club to give everyone else a   
   beautiful person to check out!   
      
   Confession:  I love the attitude!  Very JTEMesq.   
   I've often responded to trolls telling them how   
   jealous I was of them, because they got to read &   
   respond to me... while all I had to read was them.   
      
   "I must seem like a rock star to you!"   
      
   Lol!   
      
   And here's a rock star, albeit an up & coming   
   rock star, hitting us with the exact same thing!   
      
   Damn. i love it!   
      
   #3.  It looks like he made that video himself!   
      
   Checking the comments, people said things like "the   
   music video is back." Meaning, good old fashioned   
   MTV-at-it's-peak music video!  And I see that. But   
   more than that I see a young man take very little,   
   almost nothing, and turn it into a complete, coherent   
   miniature film i.e. music video.   
      
   See, a good director, a good artist makes a good   
   film. A great director, a great artist makes a film   
   GREAT.   
      
   It's not what you do, it's how you do it!   
      
   And, yes, anyone who starts with few if any resources   
   and succeeds at his art is a great artist.   
      
   The converse is also true:  The more resources you   
   have, the bigger "Failure" looks. It's one thing to   
   fail on a $500 budget, it's quite another to fail on   
   a $70k budget... it's a worse sin.   
      
   And this (legally consenting adult) kid succeeded on   
   next to nothing.   
      
   Put short:  It's a good song, sung my a talented singer   
   with a good voice, capturing our times like few if any   
   other artist even try, and he's accomplishing all this   
   on a shoestring!   
      
   The entity called "Mike" that we channel was WRONG!   
      
      
      
      
      
   What do you feed a gay horse?   
      
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   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)