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Dance Remix “The Ballad of Persse O’Reilly” be selected for "Bloomsday Film Festival"! ダンス・リミックス「パース・オライリーのバラード」がブルームズデイ・フィルム・フェスティバルに入選!

A film I created to celebrate the 143rd birthday of James Joyce has been officially selected. I like to think the genius himself is dancing in heaven🕺  Dance Remix “The Ballad of Persse O’Reilly” Lyrics by James Joyce (from “Finnegans Wake”) Read & Music by POETAQ Have you heard of one Humpty Dumpty How he fell with a roll and a rumble And curled up like Lord Olofa Crumple By the butt of the Magazine Wall Of the Magazine Wall Hump, helmet and all? He was one time our King of the Castle Now he’s kicked about like a rotten old parsnip And from Green street he’ll be sent by order of His Worship  To the penal jail of Mountjoy To the jail of Mountjoy! Jail him and joy He was fafafather of all schemes for to bother us Slow coaches and immaculate contraceptives for the populace Mare’s milk for the sick, seven dry Sundays a week Openair love and religion’s reform And religious reform Hideous in form Arrah, why, says you, couldn’t he manage it? I’ll go bail, my fine dairyman darling Li...

総理の「頑張りましょう!!」に喝‼️【誤字熟語/Typo Tropes~Definition of word 俳句Haiku】頑張りまShow!!(がんばりましょう)“Hypocrite’s Show” JP & ENG Version

 【追記】昨日(9月19日)の総理の被災地訪問をツイッターで目にし(「頑張りましょう!!」と署名・肩書きを添えて大書する)、急遽、作成した。


Note: I quickly created this video after seeing the Prime Minister's visit to the disaster-affected area on Twitter yesterday (September 19).

He wrote in large letters with his name, title, and signature, “Let's do our best!!"


🤡A Parody of the Pierrot Minister😂

ピエロ総理のパロディー


「頑張りまShow!!」


 視察したり、意見交換したり、激励したりといった一連の行事の見せ場として、「パフォーマンスはやめろ!」「いつ復興するんですか!」「あんたの聞く、は、我々・庶民ではなく、あちらのパワー・エリートの声だろう!」などと怒ればいいものを、有名人を迎えてスマホを掲げた優しくも傷ついた人々の前で大きな紙に、氏名だけでなく、ちゃ〜んと肩書きも添えて大書することで、しっかりと災害に対処してますよ、ということを、SNS世代にもアピールするために角度と日程調整された、リーダーの、責任者としての「私が頑張ります!」ではなく、頑張ってる人にさらなる頑張りを押し付ける、優しくもそらぞらしい、汗も砂も泥も涙もついていない、手垢だけのついた掛け声。


見せかけ屋

Showはここらで

閉めましょう


Hypocrite’s Show

 In front of a crowd of gentle but wounded people, who never shout things like “Stop the performance!” or “When will the recovery begin?” or even, “You’re not listening to us but to the powerful elites across the sea!”—but instead raise their smartphones toward the celebrity leader—he, as part of events like inspections, discussions, and encouragements, makes a grand show of writing his name in large letters, along with his full title, on a big piece of paper, as if to demonstrate he is seriously handling the disaster, adjusting the angle and schedule to appeal to the social media generation—not by saying, “I will take responsibility and work hard,” but by imposing more hard work on those who are already trying their best, with a friendly yet hollow cheer, devoid of sweat, sand, mud, or tears—just the remnants of a clichéd slogan.


Hypocrite’s grand show. 

All your lies have been exposed. 

It’s time you should close.





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