Lucidbybarrett

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  • When I deciphered seaseame street I learned it was alot more adult theme then it looked. I learned that it is a boutique reprimand see big bird and the gang were all scared by something they used to be normal humans and were terrified bys some kind-of cat or creature and turned into puppets so basically they thought it was the creatures fault so they will recieve repemandtation for it and they are excited and all their skits are about how they are gonna get so much back it'd gonna be like heaven tothem so it'd funny because they don't speak directly about it but subconsciously about the great times they gonna have because no not only will they turn back human but according to rebrand and taxs they gonna become great and better and gonna get room service like treatment. But here is where it gets dark they keep staying the same day after day and don't know really why justice has nit fixed itself but it stays funny because the more it goes the more taxes on representation so have a watch and watch this version
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  • Seaseme street deciphered

    Seaseme street deciphered
    Oct 10 2024
    In the podcast episode, Michael highlights an intriguing interpretation of the popular children's show 'Sesame Street'. Suggesting the story of Sesame Street isn't just child-friendly entertainment, but a metaphysical journey of self-reclamation and absurdity. He delves into the theory that the puppet characters were once humans who have been transformed by a mysterious creature. Continually hoping for a grand future and yearning for their past human state, they remain stuck in their present puppet state. The irony of their situation plays on the hope they carry, against the cyclic reality they exist in. Michael's analysis offers a different, mature, and potentially amusing perspective of this beloved classic, painting Sesame Street as a reflection of our shared humanity and existential struggles.
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    3 mins

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