Because you need to be crazy to do strange things on a Texan’s doorstep. They don’t have “stand your ground” laws. They have “murder the visitor” laws.
I go, “Mom, just get me a Pepsi. Please?
All I want’s a Pepsi.”
And she wouldn’t give it to me
All I wanted was a Pepsi
Just one Pepsi
And she wouldn’t give it to me
Just a Pepsi!
Oh, that’s just Nanners Georg. He does that sometimes. Okay, most of the time… Okay, basically constantly. If you ask him about it, he usually just mumbles something about lizard people. We’re not even sure where he keeps getting the bananas, because nobody ever sees him near a grocery store.
Very interesting mix of early Marina Abramović and late 1990s G&G. It speaks about surviving in modern day surveillance state by hiding our true opinions behind digital caricature of all the political views people think are popular now.
What is the message of this performance art?
I think it’s a complex piece about access to mental healthcare in the US.
How is this mental illness related, this is peak comedy
Because you need to be crazy to do strange things on a Texan’s doorstep. They don’t have “stand your ground” laws. They have “murder the visitor” laws.
Loosen up, have some fun
True, there’s also suicidal tendencies.
I go, “Mom, just get me a Pepsi. Please?
All I want’s a Pepsi.”
And she wouldn’t give it to me
All I wanted was a Pepsi
Just one Pepsi
And she wouldn’t give it to me
Just a Pepsi!
Oh, that’s just Nanners Georg. He does that sometimes. Okay, most of the time… Okay, basically constantly. If you ask him about it, he usually just mumbles something about lizard people. We’re not even sure where he keeps getting the bananas, because nobody ever sees him near a grocery store.
Very interesting mix of early Marina Abramović and late 1990s G&G. It speaks about surviving in modern day surveillance state by hiding our true opinions behind digital caricature of all the political views people think are popular now.
Mental health is a concern.
Or there’s a fued going on and someone tried to freak an opponent out.
Joe Byron got that Gluck Gluck 3000 (his neck game on point)