just a puppet on a lonely string—
oh, who would ever wanna be king?
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just a puppet on a lonely string—
oh, who would ever wanna be king?
American Psycho with Black Diamond Billions Club using Redd Wondertainment as Patrick Bateman except it’s just the CD Murder scene but instead of hip to be square it’s Silento’s Watch Me Whip n Nae Nae , this inclusion completely detaches from the scenes original meaning to instead play with the idea of Redd, the manifestation of destructive capitalist venture, acting as part of the sub culture , of cultural community, and all the rituals and practices that is created through cultural communities, especially in black and ethnic sub cultures, to garner more attention and “marketability” to its brand recognition, that the Corporate equals the Community , One Of Us , a parasite, that Redd was a part of the Whip and Nae Nae TREND but not so much a part of the dancing community fostered by black folks that CREATED the whip and nae nae, because in the eyes of the Corporate(tm) cultural artifacts such as song and dance and the people who created them are simply opportunities to generate capital, and so by discussing Silento’s Whip and Nae Nae Redd puts on the charade of the Cultural Zeitgeist when in actuality he never even knew of the Whip and Nae Naes existence during the peak of its popularity, he was simply a one percenter raised to carry on the company legacy. anyways now watch me whip now watch me nae ane okay ! now watch me whip whip watch me nae nae okay!