Paul Muldoon Critiques Ke$ha's "Tik Tok"
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- The Princeton Tiger Magazine presents another edition of "Discussions in Contemporary Poetry." In this episode, we critique Ke$ha's "TikTok" with Princeton Professor and Pulitzer-Prize-winning poet Paul Muldoon.
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Edited by Ed Kelley.
Oh my god, this is just brilliant.
This is possibly the best thing that has ever been recorded on video.
Seems like the both of you tried really hard not to laugh. I thoroughly enjoyed this critique and look forward to any others if there are planned in the future!
Wow. Didn't know Princeton had a sense of humor.
GO YALE!
truly excellent, well done!
@shangsandy87 - A "junk" is a Chinese ship; I want to say junks were used during the Ming Dynasty in China, roughly 1400-1500's AD? They were huge compared to their European counterparts of the time, as they accommodated military equipment as well as served as treasure ships for maritime expeditions.
hahahahhha yeessss tig mag has been so awesome this year
This is fucking brilliantly done
fantastic
@Rounder2205 LOL. Now THAT'S what we call IRONIC!
"but really, it's good, right?"
"...please."
I love dead pan humor and this was great.
@MikeEggleston yea you can count george w. as your all star alum. enjoy that achievement.
lmao this is awesomee.
haha muldoon ya legend
Too funny
LOL King lear!!
lol, i love how smart people actually think that Ke$ha think through her songs. LOL - she doesn't.
King Lear
Muldoon is hilarious here
Haha @ 2:25
you guys need lapel mics!
hahahhahaah
hilarious :)
was muldoon in on it?? he seems too earnest... i don't think he knew what he was getting into :D
BigNoseCrew - It's "friends, ROMANS, countrymen" don't forget them Romans, dude!
phhh hahahahaahahahahaha
kesha is one of the most influential lyricists right?
well ahem... not really =p
@tcampbellla - Its actually not that funny, generally. Monty Python do this kind of stuff much better.
@Foreverclever87
rofl
lol a desire for deeper trashness
The only thing that was funny in this was referencing it to King Lear
...if my English teacher saw this, she'd probably die... (that's not a synecdoche or a metaphor...or any of the other things, either...)
It's fun how everything has been taken out of context and they tell you just how trashy the song is...
She could be in China.
Man these guys are boring...