Jetée

This is why I still don't like creating individual threads for every unique instance of a find, news debut, and/or topical article: I never know what to title it ('em).

So, with that bit of scope of mind (however unrelevant) - the video:


Asian Horror, Gaga, Noir, Living Dead…. A pop icon meets her gothic demise in a lip sync tribute.


-- courtesy of wickedaffair.

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personal commentary:
the first 10-20 seconds of the person "floating" onstage really, really creeped me out. It looked as though it was just static black smoke, not a costume.

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Jetée

I have failed to procure a single comment... it must have been too strange for words, I'd wager.


(Still can't think of a new thread title for the video, for the sake of: if I were going to share this again in alternate universe where I'm actually semi-visible/"popular".)

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—Mohandas K. Gandhi

dlish

weird. return of the living whitney.

that went from weirdness to weirdness.

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Jetée

Wait. That's not actually half-bad.

"Return of the Living Whitney"

That says so much, and leaves that much more to be inferred.
(of which, one example being, that the real Whitney died already, and this is her undead reprisal towards stardom, and flaming out so soon.)

Feel free to change the thread title to that if you wish; I'm sure you have the ability to do so. Now that I think about it, (and re-watched it) I might have to change my initial commentary; the first scene of the "entrance" may not be as creepy as what happens for the finale. What the hell was that?

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As human beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the world (that is the myth of the Atomic Age) as in being able to remake ourselves.

—Mohandas K. Gandhi