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Bad

sábado, diciembre 30, 2006


You know I'm bad
I'm bad - you know it!
You know I'm bad
I'm bad - come on

Escena1: Interior- estacionamiento subterraneo
La escena se desarrolla en un estacionamiento subterraneo, con algunos autos alrededor, medio dispersos, luces fluorescentes que le dan un toque frío y descuidado al lugar. Dos pandillas se enfrentan. Por un lado, una comandada por Wesley Snipes, ese con cara de malo y un par de secuaces detras. Por otro, un ¿morocho? de nariz operada, rizos a lo Eriq La Salle en Un principe en Nueva York, también con varios secuaces por detrás. Muchas tachas, mucho cuero, mucha cara de malo. Obviamente, uno se imagina dos cosas: O dos grupos de sadomasoquistas o dos pandillas a punto de cagarse a piñas.
Pero no! El ¿morocho? no es nada más ni nada menos que Michael Jackson, que a esa altura estaba a medio camino entre blanco y negro, mientras era sometido por los monos del planeta de los simios a uno de sus experimentos interraciales. Lo peor es que en lo que sigue no se van a agarrar a piñas ni van a recrear ninguna escena digna del Marqués de Sade, sino que van a bailar! La caminata lunar, pasito sincronizado, lo que les sobro de la coreografía de Thriller. Todo eso mientras uno los ve con cara de malos -bailando- y cantando "Your butt is mine, gonna tell you right" que, además, suena muy, muy mal, en un montón de niveles.

Es por esto que amo la cultura de la incultura posmo de los ochenta, porque es el summum mismo de la decadencia. Y hay que bancarse hacer una cosa así y reconocer después de casi 20 años que uno hizo algo como eso.

Capo Michael. Yo te banco.
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Scene 1: Interior- Subterranean Parking lot
The scene takes place in a subterranean parking lot, with some cars around a bit dispersed, flourescent lights which give the place a cold and messy touch. Two gangs are about to fight. The first one, with Wesley Snipes-that guy with that scary attitude- as the leader and two guys backing him up. The second one, with a black? guy with an operated nose, those Eriq La Salle curls featuring the guy in A prince in New York, also with a couple of guys backing him up. Lots of leather, lots of tacks, lots of mean faces.
Judging from that, you can obviously imagine two things: They either are two sadomasochist groups nor two gangs about to fight.
But they aren't! The black? guy is good old Michael Jackson, halfway from black to white, while he was put under interratial experiments by the monkeys from the planet of the Apes.
The worst thing is that they won't even fight nor recreate any sadomasochistic scene worth of the Marquee of Sade, but they're going to dance! Moonwalk, syncronized steps, whatever they had left from Thriller's choreography. All that while you see them with those meany faces -dancing- and singing
"Your butt is mine, gonna tell you right", which, btw, sounds so wrong in so many levels.
That's why I love the culture of postmodern inculture of the eighties, because it's the summum itself of decadence. And you got to put up doing things like that, set a trend and then recognize after 20 years you did something like that.




posted by (aerdnA)
12:08 a. m.