gross...you give poets a bad name. You tried way to hard to be avant garde, underground, bashing the mainstream, and instead you look like a bank robber with a fake obsession with jazz. Take your obvious comments about the faults of a capitalist, consumerism driven society blow them out your trumpet.
I have to cover the screen to really enjoy the piece... Maybe it's a trick of light and shadow, enhanced by the de-saturation, but your shoulders and arms are killing me! Just the most subtle, feminine hint of muscle and power...
::fans herself::
Is it warm in here?
Ok... I'll pay attention to the words now. I promise. ;-)
That's dope! I love jazz too! Chola's got gunz and shoulders! Hey, if you haven't alreayd, you should do a vi(s) on NAFTA and maquiladoras....Maybe even the women of Juarez.
The comment on jazz is interesting. Jazz is now such "safe" background music for dinner parties and, dare I say, shopping centers (although I have yet to hear Monk in a mall). How about a piece ripping on smooth jazz? I dig the sentiment of this piece, but wince at its cliches. I feel like she's going for an over-the-top kind of thing, but not quite getting to the other side. Still, life is in the striving.
this is considered poetry. what a total pile of convoluted rubbish. Using all the dated cliches such as jazz music and black and white offbeat camera work. absolute rubbish.
this is terrible poetry. there is great value in ur effort to express our times now but as far but its just too superficial. also it is great that u have jazz music included, but like the subject matter of the poem, the jazz has to be relevant to today. today is not the same as 50 years ago so for something to be considered jazz today it can't come out the same as jazz did 50 years ago.
I feel the urge to snap my fingers too; however, I was told never to snap your fingers at a Chola. Guess I'll just bob my head to the beat, take another sip of expresso and keep snapin my, damnit.
Chola baby . . .you remind me of those angelheaded hipsters who passed through universities with radiant cool eyes hallucinating Arkansas and Blake-light tragedy
among the scholars of war, who were expelled from the academies for crazy &
publishing obscene odes on the windows of the skull, . . . who sank all night in submarine light of Bickford's, listening to the crack of doom on the hydrogen jukebox . . . .
@ rev30: It's not that we don't need to go to the mall, it's that we can't leave it. American society is the mall. The world society is becoming more and more Americanized, so then, Walmart, Best Buy, the actual mall or where ever, you can't leave it. Not in China, not in Europe, not in Brazil, not anywhere. Ebay is just the mall online. You can't leave "the mall" without leaving society.
FUCK..,,,
thesouthotmack 2 years ago
hahaa. i love this, it's hilarious.
lalalytysha 2 years ago
More Chola Beat Poetry!
YOUR PUBLIC DEMANDS IT!
Josh72707 3 years ago
gross...you give poets a bad name. You tried way to hard to be avant garde, underground, bashing the mainstream, and instead you look like a bank robber with a fake obsession with jazz. Take your obvious comments about the faults of a capitalist, consumerism driven society blow them out your trumpet.
hstmanana 3 years ago
omg she is trying to be FUNNY. Not serious lol
thequeensofheartss 3 years ago
Dangerously witty, exceptionally charismatic, and now, a personified poet. I gotta get out of this town of 98% white Americans.
N0ahfrank 3 years ago
SO Awesome! SO TRUE! 5 Loud Snaps my Sista!!!!
sweetqueento3 3 years ago
great!
Josh72707 3 years ago
WTF!! str8 up HAHA im laughing. it was type annoying still. like she was trying 2 harddd
GreezyGreen 3 years ago
I have to cover the screen to really enjoy the piece... Maybe it's a trick of light and shadow, enhanced by the de-saturation, but your shoulders and arms are killing me! Just the most subtle, feminine hint of muscle and power...
::fans herself::
Is it warm in here?
Ok... I'll pay attention to the words now. I promise. ;-)
TooTiredToSleep 3 years ago
I liked the Bandanna prop. That was way cool. But really, "beat" poetry about "The Mall"? Who cares about the mall. Are you a euphemistic beat poet?
YaxisX 3 years ago
i think you may have missed her message?
PhoenixDao 3 years ago 2
Dig that neo beat stance
all reet all right now
Think I'll up and move
to France.
Ex Pat jazz dreams
In here and now
lets blow this Popsicle stand
start an all new brand.
bluesborn 3 years ago 2
Yeah man, I can dig it. That was like really heavy and stuff. *snap* *snap*
buddhamind 3 years ago
That was really annoying
danrob10 3 years ago
you must've not listened to the message
PhoenixDao 3 years ago
No I did. The message probably accounted for 20% of my annoyance.
danrob10 3 years ago
You ought to check out panja can here on YT--she's a poet spoken word performer in the El Paso area--5*---ĐĐŦ
DantesDelToro 4 years ago
That's dope! I love jazz too! Chola's got gunz and shoulders! Hey, if you haven't alreayd, you should do a vi(s) on NAFTA and maquiladoras....Maybe even the women of Juarez.
eyemran 4 years ago 2
GO BACK TO MEXICO
NOTHGIF 4 years ago
The comment on jazz is interesting. Jazz is now such "safe" background music for dinner parties and, dare I say, shopping centers (although I have yet to hear Monk in a mall). How about a piece ripping on smooth jazz? I dig the sentiment of this piece, but wince at its cliches. I feel like she's going for an over-the-top kind of thing, but not quite getting to the other side. Still, life is in the striving.
panfilo76 4 years ago
that's not the way jazz started out though. Jazz in itself is a revolutionary musical form
Roxie21 4 years ago
this is considered poetry. what a total pile of convoluted rubbish. Using all the dated cliches such as jazz music and black and white offbeat camera work. absolute rubbish.
Dangerkane 4 years ago
If you said the lyrics even faster, you would've made a rap song.
805gre 4 years ago
Chola rap album, coming soon!!!!
AskACholaTV 4 years ago
not good or bad enought
to be note worthy
work harder on your discordant muse
some day you might become
the twentyfirst century
William Topaz McGonagall
HugoGernsback 4 years ago
not beat
just doggerel
no cigaretts in boxcars boxcars boxcars
past grandfathers farms in the night
GammatronTriode 4 years ago
Fuckin epic. Didn't know the chola got 'nick like that. Tip it.
knockaboutboy 4 years ago
So true. Reminds me of my mall and every mall is my mall. They're all the same.
GlobalDissident 4 years ago
BAD.
carolynhilton 4 years ago
this is terrible poetry. there is great value in ur effort to express our times now but as far but its just too superficial. also it is great that u have jazz music included, but like the subject matter of the poem, the jazz has to be relevant to today. today is not the same as 50 years ago so for something to be considered jazz today it can't come out the same as jazz did 50 years ago.
willwkrueger 4 years ago
nice work-- I will be adding a voice to this place soon give me a look
jahray 4 years ago
Shoop da whoop!
0pteryx 4 years ago 3
Don't insult me by associating me in any way with Little Loca.
AskACholaTV 4 years ago
so deep
all that jazz
no ice cream
but a knife in my ass
williamcarolina 4 years ago 2
Interesting, very interesting...
thejimg 4 years ago
I feel the urge to snap my fingers too; however, I was told never to snap your fingers at a Chola. Guess I'll just bob my head to the beat, take another sip of expresso and keep snapin my, damnit.
mandogallegos 4 years ago
malls suck. i haven't been to one in two years. they rip a person off with their two year phone contracts and six dollar chinese food.
SchizoKnight12 4 years ago
soon j will be a bandita too,again
todosprecatoejerri 4 years ago
Chola baby . . .you remind me of those angelheaded hipsters who passed through universities with radiant cool eyes hallucinating Arkansas and Blake-light tragedy
among the scholars of war, who were expelled from the academies for crazy &
publishing obscene odes on the windows of the skull, . . . who sank all night in submarine light of Bickford's, listening to the crack of doom on the hydrogen jukebox . . . .
can you dig it?
GeneDebs 4 years ago
I like the jazz. I love the energy. You're on to something. Keep it up, very entertaining.
mickey4141 4 years ago
i feel ya comadre, snap snap snap.
LaEmiliana 4 years ago
make an series: poetry 4 the cholas!
CukaDeluxe 4 years ago
AskAChola: I LOVE this one as well!
@ rev30: It's not that we don't need to go to the mall, it's that we can't leave it. American society is the mall. The world society is becoming more and more Americanized, so then, Walmart, Best Buy, the actual mall or where ever, you can't leave it. Not in China, not in Europe, not in Brazil, not anywhere. Ebay is just the mall online. You can't leave "the mall" without leaving society.
Viva la revolucion!
emilygrae 4 years ago 2
Jazzzz....
AerocK 4 years ago
Unlike a prison, u can leave a mall whenever u want. Most obviously tho, u don't have to go the mall.
If u don't like the mall, just by a jazz cd off ebay or something.
rev30 4 years ago
lOV UR voicE! snap) snap)) snap)))
moralesef 4 years ago
SNAPPING MY FINGERS
slapingtheone 4 years ago
SNAPPING FINGERS
slapingtheone 4 years ago
that's real poetic chola!
KEDoubleNizzle 4 years ago
*snapping fingers*
ryu157us 4 years ago