The Waste Land, v2.0

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Comment by Joe on August 7, 2008 at 12:57pm

Shitboy, I don't mind your spontaneous rhyme drop on my blog post. Seriously, I don't mind the occasionall dada (or even just irrelevant) burst of inspiration. I'm just curious why you chose to do it here.

Comment by shitboy on August 7, 2008 at 2:23am

i was shitboy late one night
sifting through the car-crash fights
they say the music's much too loud
teens and drunks all in a crowd
making noise and doing drugs
their heads are bald they must be thugs
i don't have an attitude
some lady right now called me rude
they're wearing black and smoking weed??!!!
how many S.W.A.T. teams do you need!?
distraught moms though, make me cry
troubled teen, no discipline
works
she said fuck you mom and punched her sister
and stole twenty dollars
and doesn't want to listen to anybody
damn

Comment by Sarah Atwood on August 6, 2008 at 1:27pm

The style of EPIC FU is faced paced and visual so its no coincidence. I don't feel its sinister, just the way the video format works. But, ya never know...Steve & Zadi are pretty creative, they might be able to find a cool, visual way to feature written art.

Comment by Joe on August 6, 2008 at 7:29am

Thanks for the reply. Rickrolling was never funny.

I've noticed lately that much of the highlighted art on Epic Fu is visual, and it's not often written mediums get a spot on the show. Is it coincidence, favoritism, it's easier to digest, or is it just more widely available or easier to spot? Or is there a more sinister undercurrent?

Comment by Sarah Atwood on August 5, 2008 at 11:43am

Thanks for coming back! I too got so annoyed with rickrolling, blah. Love your work, keep it up. Poetry needs a place online too, not just video.