Really, this is what I do. I try never to repeat a source, but I just feature a YOU TUBE video made not by me. This one is Waddingham, a nice lady whom I only recently know of slightly, and she is with Tom Hanks whom I am a little more familiar with. He and she do a silly thing that is like a rap that he did in the movie BIG.
Mickey Rooney, Buddy Hackett and Jim Backus are all gone, of course. Consider the plane ride similar to the ride Americans are going to get with the incoming administration metaphorically. You do like visual metaphors, right?
On the air, on the radio in Shizuoka, Japan I might be guilty of heavy promotion. Yes, I think he is sincere in attempting a country style. He is just a generation out of Nigeria. Collins Obinna Chibueze was born May 9, 1995.
No, it is not the greatest movie in all of movie history, but it might be the greatest scene , and it works with James Earl Jones who passed way recently. I am not much of a baseball fan, but I am a big fan of this scene AND that actor. It is about believing. ( link to biography of Jones )
I only curate things from YOU TUBE, things that I did not make, but those things should reveal me.
I live in JAPAN, and some would say that I am less American for it. I think I am more not less. As I curate things I find on YOU TUBE, I found a real veteran of the United States military. Sometimes I find things on social media like FACE BooBoo praising veterans, and they think they mean military veterans, but they don’t say that. The word ‘veteran’ is used in the sports world. “We have some rookies, but we will play some veterans.” If you want to praise military veterans, think of the man in the YOU TUBE video.
Coachella had Atarashi Gakko a few months ago. I seem to be ON THEIR Band Wagon. I am promoting them even though there is no hit song to play on my radio show. It is NOT a matter of vocal talent but rather incredible presentation skill, showmanship! They don’t mind speaking a little English, and they sometimes teach a little Japanese as part of the show. The use of drums from the USC band reminds me of TUSK from Fleetwood MAC way back in 1980. Am suggesting that this should be the opening for all stops on the Harris campaign.
