Think of another black authority 2pac

Stephania 2021-12-08 08:01:50

The media said that 2pac was killed by a manslaughter, and it was a victim of the cultural conflict between East and West gangs. No one would have thought that the 2pac effect at the beginning was a misunderstanding. He was born in the Black Panther Party family almost out of inertia. "Do what he should", but gradually he found that he was just a part of the mass entertainment media. Rap ​​was just another tool used by the "silent majority" to vent dissatisfaction, but the truth is that everyone Nothing can be changed, 2pac later publicly admitted this: "I am an artist, I am just doing my job." Of course, this was when he was publicly threatened because of his excessive words and actions, which meant to say: " Although I am a public figure, I cannot be responsible for my language, because I earn money by this, and you like me as a bastard.” In the
end, he died of this public image of being " conspired " by the media and the public. Of course, he is not a complete victim. He has also deliberately shaped himself in this way by using the current social psychology.
When the criticized artist Gillian in Yanzhaomen tried to explain to the public that he was "not the kind of person everyone imagined," so everyone was immersed in "pretending to be innocent is a private matter, but you can't sell it." In my anger, in fact, no one has lied to anyone in this. I will give whatever you want, and I have to eat at the same time. This is the win-win benefit in the commodity economy. If you say you are cheating, everyone can only cheat. Everyone.
This is the birth of conspiracy theory, and also the birth of misunderstanding, because once you get serious, you will find that there is a general internal connection between the factors behind a certain event. Together, we have caused it to happen, and even get into it. No one can get rid of the relationship, but often we only attribute the crux of the problem to a direct cause that caused it, that is, a scapegoat, so that other actors in this tragedy can retreat comfortably.
We seem to be rebelling against authority, but in fact we are seeking our own death. This is the characteristic of scapegoats. The "justice" they want will never come, because they went the wrong way at the beginning. Responsibility after the event bears the risk.
Poor people must be hateful. This is the basis for the operation of the system, because when a poor person becomes rich, he will find that he has lost even the right to resent.
This film also reminds me of Salinger no longer publishing novels after "The Catcher in the Rye". In addition to questioning the publisher and even readers’ sincerity in reading his works, he also wants to protect himself from outside influences. Under the prestigious reputation, it is no longer customary to publish a book of things that everyone loves to see.

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  • Carmel 2022-04-22 07:01:28

    Martin Luther King VS Malcom X. The first problem film, you can watch it together with Linda's book "I have a dream too". The introduction and withdrawal of the two Koreans was the most deplorable, and seemed to symbolize the bleak prospects for racial reconciliation in the community.

  • Reyna 2022-04-23 07:02:07

    #11th BJIFF No.4 I don't know much about Spike Lee. I only get a glimpse of this person from some interviews and his public remarks. This is his first movie I've seen. To be honest, I don't have that much liking for this person and this movie. It seems to be expressing some questions, but it doesn't make me feel too touched. There should also be a reason why I didn't have a deep understanding of the internal and external contradictions of the black race, so this work was a little unclear to me. At the end, Li quoted two paragraphs about violence. It seems that he is both against violence and in favor of violence when necessary. What is called when necessary? To smash Italian restaurants that have nothing to do with police crime? There is also a lot of occlusion and laziness about the black people in the film. In short, I don't understand the director's position. 80s Brooklyn's city and character, retro tones, and black music are good. 9.20

Do the Right Thing quotes

  • Sweet Dick Willie: [Radio Raheem walks past blasting Public Enemy on his boombox] Goddamn! Turn that shit off; play some Bobby Blue Bland.

  • Radio Raheem: Put some extra mozzarella on that motherfucker and shit.