Patti smith is the person who got me into photography. her pictures look so personal, you can tell that what she photographs things that are meaningful to her and I love that.
T. Hopper, thank you for a wonderful visit on the aesthetic of Patti Smith. I recalled hearing her music on the radio in the 70’s-it was a short lived indie station(KNX fm) in Los Angeles that played non-commercial hits, singer/songwriter, b-side…&, of course, Patti Smith, Tom Waits, Roxy Music, David Bowie, Jackson Browne, Van Morrison, et al. I was blown away by her rawness, energy & song writing skills. Then I discovered her artistic vision in prose, photography, humanity all with this rare unapologetic & beautiful honesty. she’s inspirational to me. It’s so refreshing to see, to read from the purity of the personal, emotional perspective rather than the technical values of art. Another exceptional episode. ✌🏼& 📸
Thank you so much for watching Dennis, really appreciate your comment and indeed its always refreshing and inspirational to see and read about an emotional raw perspective, peace!
This summer, she was in Paris, in the café next to where I was sitting at the time and I didn't see her - I found out half an hour later on instagra.. I'm still sad lol she's the coolest, one of the very few famous people I would actually love to run into.
Love how you always seem to 'get it' about photography and its many forms .... A couple of thoughts from Patti that I loved are about the glory of being an amateur (doing something for the love of it , not for money ) . And , Not trying to change the world ..... Right On ! This video was very well realized .... You have a gift for this .... Kudos !!! :D
Thank you Jon, really really appreciate your comment, I do try my best, sometimes its challenging when dealing with so many different materials but at the end of the day I act according to what I preach - see value in everything & seek constant learning. Thank you for watching!
Hi Tatiana - thank you for another interesting discussion of art and photography. Lately I've been feeling emptied out and so not finding things I want to shoot - but still I carry a camera because I know sooner or later the feeling will return. Amateur photography is a pursuit, a process, a way to engage the world - it is a teacher, showing us the things we love and wish to communicate. Thank you - most times I watch your videos several times. I look forward to more White Noise.
Hello John, thank you so much for watching and I honestly am really grateful for people like you that are kind enough to support the channel and watch the videos. I always carry a camera around even if sometimes I go by the same street every single day, sooner or later something will happen and it will catch my eye. Or so I'd like to think :)
Videos like yours has to be watched on tv in my opinion (because they’re all so perfect), so that’s why I don’t make comments most of the time, but i had to on this one because i loved the ad part, so funny hahaha!! Can’t wait for the Linda McCartney video in this series 👀
Hey Lucas thank you so much for your comment ahaha I'm glad you found the ad funny. I'm hoping to find enough material to work on a Linda McCartney episode and that shouldn't be a problem so it'll soon come to the channel for sure :)
Another fine look at photography in art form of Patti Smith . Now I know why photos never meant to be so sharp , so focus like the main stream would do . Love your perspective on photoart .
I had no idea about this side of Patti Smith but it does perfectly capture what I enjoy about photography as an hobby and I why love carrying around a cheap point-and-shoot. I find myself often disappointed by my other, more considered, photographs but there's something beautiful in itself about just capturing a moment. (I don't think I mentioned this on the first video of the series but that intro is so good! And good job on that ad, it fit really well)
Hey! Thank you so much for your comment and yes I do carry my point and shoot around quite a lot too because I think it’s just so important to have those little moments that we capture with us and thank you for the support and compliment to the intro! ;)
After Mapplethorpe, of course there was also a very awkward and unique triumvirate of sorts, this group of friends and lovers placed Patti Smith in a circle with Sam Shepard, and Jessica Lange, which was in and of itself rather ubiquitous of that era (70's/80's) and all three had a wonderful connection with photography in their own right - and where else but in New York City could this have happened. Great video T, loved it.
Oh I actually didn't know about that Clarhett, thank you for sharing it, I always love learning with you all. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I appreciate your continuous support to the channel! :)
I love Patty Smith. I don't always agree with her about stuff. I've always been crazy about her. I have always had 5 of her albums on hand. I'm a life long fan of Fred Smith also. So thx for sending me this. I guess she reminds me of some of the bad ass New York girls that I knew growing up there. Not sure which of here songs is my favorite one. She's very special to me.
Damn. I loved this. This is one of my favorites from the channel I have to say. At this moment in time it also just speaks to me. "Souvenirs of a joyful solitude". Yes. Wonderful work, my friend. P.S. Best Squarespace plug EVER!!! Hahaha!
Nice to hear you mentioning Patti Smith. I love her photography. I have a book of hers called Land 250. It was entirely shot using a Polaroid Land 250 camera, and has a Polaroid of Eiffel tower on its cover, slightly different to the one you showed. I love that book. She is certainly full of surprises and highly talented. I have two Polaroid Land 250s, and I gave one of them to my daughter. The films are no longer available, sadly. Anyone wants to remind the new Polaroid of thousands of these beautiful cameras in existence that need films?
Hey there, glad to hear you're familiar with Patti's photography, I looked and looked but couldn't find the Land 250 book so I got the camera solo which was very affordable. And yes we need to remind Polaroid about these beautiful cameras!
Great video! Her way of seeing and working as an artist would probably have helped develop her photographic ‘eye’ along with the encouragement of the many different artists/musicians/friends she’s met throughout her life. Her art, music, photography and writing makes her one very talented lady! :)
Pretty sure the song 1959 by Patty Smith was about Tibet being invaded by Red China. Horses is still one of my favorite songs. It was so cool when Rob Dupree, and Ivan Crowe were her guitarist also. The KGB was trying to kidnap Ivan. He had to be smuggled in and out of shows. Now how can I forget how great Patty Smith really is! She cowrote People Have The Power with her husband. Heroic inspirational song.
Great documentary video here. You find a most diverse selection of photographers and creatives. Patti Smith creates what one college teacher called, 'interesting snapshots'. That teacher meant some who take snapshots without purpose or discipline. Possibly more amateur than professional. Unlike such photojournalists as Nan Goldin, Henri Cartier-Bresson or Diane Arbus, Smith photographed what looked good at the moment. Communicating her ideas like Bryan Adams, only for the love of photography. Interesting squarespace commercial.
It’s currently trendy to do a photography course on Moment, and I’ve never even considered buying it, but if you ever did a paid course I would seriously consider doing it. I leave every one of your episodes feeling so inspired by both the artist and your teachings of them
Aww thank you so much Peyton I really appreciate it. And who knows what the future brings, I hope if I work on something like that in the future that it can impact people and be helpful and inspiring :)
Amazing!! I am so glad you covered her work-- when I first saw her photography it radically changed my perspective on what constitutes an image and honestly made me very relieved. It reminded me that not every shot has to be a complex or grand visual story. On a side note, I would love to hear your opinions on Daido Moriyama or Hiromix! I get the same feelings of the intimate and diary-style approach
Well done Tatiana, although I never knew Patti picking up a camera before I knew of Mapplethorpe's work from years ago, I'm looking forward to the next episode of this great series.
Another great episode. We talk about photographers having a signature style, and I think your videos definitely have that. Smart, funny, uncompromising. Although I must admit, the shirt was a bold choice.
Thank you Edward! I appreciate your kind words and I'm glad my videos do have a signature style. The shirt was... yeah a choice let's put it that way ahaha
I just finished watching an interview with Patty by of all people Dua Lipa. I had no idea she was a photographer but of course know her music. And no idea that she was in a relationship with Robert Mapplethorp. She kept mentioning Robert and once talked about a show he had going and his mom wanted to attend. And well you know she had no idea he was shooting these very graphic photos of Men. I knew instantly who Robert must be when she said that. LOL
I love Patti Smith! So exciting you made a video about her photography that I didn't even know existed!! Thank you for filling me in. Ahhh Hopper, what a great thing to first find uppon coming back into reception after a week unplugged. Thanks for being you
Really enjoying this series. I find when I'm taking "private photos" or even "sketch" photos for a project I'm thinking about, I usually find them the most interesting and end up sharing them anyway. Go figure?
I think private or not, photos are meant to be shared anyways wether that is public, with loved ones or just shared with oneself. The most important thing is that we captured a moment and the smile or the reaction of people to what we captured is very moving and inspiring so I think that's why you share your private or sketch photos anyways Steve :) Thank you for watching!
Wonderful vid as always. I had to pause... but yes, it appears at 9:51 Patti Smith took a photo of the Costa Concordia 3 years before this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Costa_Concordia_disaster
Hey Andrew thank you for your feedback, I actually can't move them, hence why I thought it would be interesting to make it funny and appealing rather than just showcase footage over a narration. Thank you for sharing your opinion :)
Great vid, it's always better when you do something i,e. Photography, Music, Prose, for the fun of it. And if you happen to make money from your work- bonus. JT
Since I got back into shooting film, I don't mind that my compositions are at times snap-shotty, mundane and boring. I don't mind simple concepts and execution. That doesn't mean I don't appreciate sophistication, however. I had seen some of Smith's work before and I like it. I was not that much into her as a rock singer, nor a poet, though. I did like the fact that her late husband was Fred "Sonic" Smith of the MC5.
Hey Keith thank you so much for watching! Appreciate your support and yes I think photography is anything and everything and this means it doesn't have to be elaborated and sophisticated all the time! Cheers to the mundane and snappy!
I even enjoyed your paid announcement! Clearly I've been conditioned to your unique and cool voice. PS Strange, but I was wondering last week if you are going to cover Robert Mapplethorpe (if you haven't already). PPS I think Astrid Kirchherr can be considered to have been a musician.
Thank you! That is quite a timing, I definitely think there’s so much to talk about when it comes to Mapplethorpe that he really deserves his own video!
Bit of trouble with the 180° rule in the squarespace segment. Looks as if you are both speaking to a third person in the room. 😉 Great work on allowing to discover the photographic art of Patti Smith. 👏
ahahah I know man it was so hard because my recording space is literally a cubicle it was hard to coordinate that! And I completely agree but hey ho it was funny and that was the intention 😂 Thank you for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed Patti's work!
She doesn't seem to do much for woman's rights in around the world. She says she's Muslim too. I don't know maybe I'm comptely wrong; and she did something I don't know about to earn Nobel Prize. If so I apologize completely.
I have 5 of her albums. Sometimes she pisses me off with something she says. I still admire her art though. Fred Sonic married her, I liked her bands alot too. Of course her relationship with Robert Maplethorpe, when they were teenagers in New York. I mean Nobel Prize? I guess it doesn't matter. I don't really have very much admiration for the modern super star actors, musicains, sports players. They are way over rated. That's why I loved the punk bands from your country in 77, when I was 19. I mean how can a simple guy like me compare a modern super star to Van Gogh, Mother Theresa, or Mahatama Ghandie.
Patti smith is the person who got me into photography. her pictures look so personal, you can tell that what she photographs things that are meaningful to her and I love that.
I can see how she influenced you, honestly this video has definitely forced me to change and appreciate my surroundings more and shoot more.
@@TatianaHopper "the boy looked at Johnny but Johnny kept moving as planned. Horses, horses"
T. Hopper, thank you for a wonderful visit on the aesthetic of Patti Smith. I recalled hearing her music on the radio in the 70’s-it was a short lived indie station(KNX fm) in Los Angeles that played non-commercial hits, singer/songwriter, b-side…&, of course, Patti Smith, Tom Waits, Roxy Music, David Bowie, Jackson Browne, Van Morrison, et al. I was blown away by her rawness, energy & song writing skills. Then I discovered her artistic vision in prose, photography, humanity all with this rare unapologetic & beautiful honesty. she’s inspirational to me. It’s so refreshing to see, to read from the purity of the personal, emotional perspective rather than the technical values of art. Another exceptional episode. ✌🏼& 📸
Thank you so much for watching Dennis, really appreciate your comment and indeed its always refreshing and inspirational to see and read about an emotional raw perspective, peace!
Patti is a treasure, a poet with a camera. She posts daily on Instagram, very inspiring. Great job on the video 👍😎✌
Couldn’t have said it batter!
She really is such an inspiring figure and role model, a true artist in many senses! Thank you Joseph!
This summer, she was in Paris, in the café next to where I was sitting at the time and I didn't see her - I found out half an hour later on instagra.. I'm still sad lol she's the coolest, one of the very few famous people I would actually love to run into.
I learn so much from you. You teach what different artists want to “say”. Thank you. RS. Canada
Thank you for your kind words Richard! ✨
Love how you always seem to 'get it' about photography and its many forms .... A couple of thoughts from Patti that I loved are about the glory of being an amateur (doing something for the love of it , not for money ) . And , Not trying to change the world ..... Right On ! This video was very well realized .... You have a gift for this .... Kudos !!! :D
Thank you Jon, really really appreciate your comment, I do try my best, sometimes its challenging when dealing with so many different materials but at the end of the day I act according to what I preach - see value in everything & seek constant learning. Thank you for watching!
@@TatianaHopper That's a great philosophy to have ! ..... Right on , Ms . Hopper ...... :D
I don't know WHY, but I KNEW there would be a picture of Flea in her work!
Such a great video!
Thank you Scott!
Hi Tatiana - thank you for another interesting discussion of art and photography. Lately I've been feeling emptied out and so not finding things I want to shoot - but still I carry a camera because I know sooner or later the feeling will return. Amateur photography is a pursuit, a process, a way to engage the world - it is a teacher, showing us the things we love and wish to communicate.
Thank you - most times I watch your videos several times. I look forward to more White Noise.
Hello John, thank you so much for watching and I honestly am really grateful for people like you that are kind enough to support the channel and watch the videos. I always carry a camera around even if sometimes I go by the same street every single day, sooner or later something will happen and it will catch my eye. Or so I'd like to think :)
Videos like yours has to be watched on tv in my opinion (because they’re all so perfect), so that’s why I don’t make comments most of the time, but i had to on this one because i loved the ad part, so funny hahaha!! Can’t wait for the Linda McCartney video in this series 👀
Hey Lucas thank you so much for your comment ahaha I'm glad you found the ad funny. I'm hoping to find enough material to work on a Linda McCartney episode and that shouldn't be a problem so it'll soon come to the channel for sure :)
Another fine look at photography in art form of Patti Smith . Now I know why photos never meant to be so sharp , so focus like the main stream would do . Love your perspective on photoart .
I had no idea about this side of Patti Smith but it does perfectly capture what I enjoy about photography as an hobby and I why love carrying around a cheap point-and-shoot. I find myself often disappointed by my other, more considered, photographs but there's something beautiful in itself about just capturing a moment.
(I don't think I mentioned this on the first video of the series but that intro is so good! And good job on that ad, it fit really well)
Hey! Thank you so much for your comment and yes I do carry my point and shoot around quite a lot too because I think it’s just so important to have those little moments that we capture with us and thank you for the support and compliment to the intro! ;)
After Mapplethorpe, of course there was also a very awkward and unique triumvirate of sorts, this group of friends and lovers placed Patti Smith in a circle with Sam Shepard, and Jessica Lange, which was in and of itself rather ubiquitous of that era (70's/80's) and all three had a wonderful connection with photography in their own right - and where else but in New York City could this have happened. Great video T, loved it.
Oh I actually didn't know about that Clarhett, thank you for sharing it, I always love learning with you all. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I appreciate your continuous support to the channel! :)
I love Patty Smith. I don't always agree with her about stuff. I've always been crazy about her. I have always had 5 of her albums on hand. I'm a life long fan of Fred Smith also. So thx for sending me this. I guess she reminds me of some of the bad ass New York girls that I knew growing up there. Not sure which of here songs is my favorite one. She's very special to me.
Her photos are amazing 💕
Damn. I loved this. This is one of my favorites from the channel I have to say. At this moment in time it also just speaks to me. "Souvenirs of a joyful solitude". Yes. Wonderful work, my friend. P.S. Best Squarespace plug EVER!!! Hahaha!
Indeed one of the things I kept from this video "souvenirs of a joyful solitude"... thank you for watching my friend!
As with the others in this series, this video was enlightening and inspiring. And included the best Squarespace promo I've ever seen.
Thank you Andy! Appreciate your input and thank you for your support as always!
This episode made me feel so good inside. What a great episode. Really enjoyed this. Feeling re-inspired. LOVE THE SERIES T!!!
Thank you Sheree glad you enjoyed this episode and found it inspiring, that's always a goal of mine to spread positive vibes and inspiration :)
Nice to hear you mentioning Patti Smith. I love her photography. I have a book of hers called Land 250. It was entirely shot using a Polaroid Land 250 camera, and has a Polaroid of Eiffel tower on its cover, slightly different to the one you showed. I love that book. She is certainly full of surprises and highly talented. I have two Polaroid Land 250s, and I gave one of them to my daughter. The films are no longer available, sadly. Anyone wants to remind the new Polaroid of thousands of these beautiful cameras in existence that need films?
Hey there, glad to hear you're familiar with Patti's photography, I looked and looked but couldn't find the Land 250 book so I got the camera solo which was very affordable. And yes we need to remind Polaroid about these beautiful cameras!
Great video! Her way of seeing and working as an artist would probably have helped develop her photographic ‘eye’ along with the encouragement of the many different artists/musicians/friends she’s met throughout her life.
Her art, music, photography and writing makes her one very talented lady! :)
She is indeed one very talented lady Kevin! Let's hope she carries on blessing us with her creativity for a long long time! Thank you for watching :)
Hey thanks! Love that book: the title, the pictures and Patti. It is like she introducing her ghosts, one after another.
Agreed! Thank you for watching!
Pretty sure the song 1959 by Patty Smith was about Tibet being invaded by Red China. Horses is still one of my favorite songs. It was so cool when Rob Dupree, and Ivan Crowe were her guitarist also. The KGB was trying to kidnap Ivan. He had to be smuggled in and out of shows. Now how can I forget how great Patty Smith really is! She cowrote People Have The Power with her husband. Heroic inspirational song.
Another great video. Thank you. Also, very creative ad for Squarespace.
Thank you so much 🤍
Great documentary video here. You find a most diverse selection of photographers and creatives. Patti Smith creates what one college teacher called, 'interesting snapshots'. That teacher meant some who take snapshots without purpose or discipline. Possibly more amateur than professional. Unlike such photojournalists as Nan Goldin, Henri Cartier-Bresson or Diane Arbus, Smith photographed what looked good at the moment. Communicating her ideas like Bryan Adams, only for the love of photography. Interesting squarespace commercial.
It’s currently trendy to do a photography course on Moment, and I’ve never even considered buying it, but if you ever did a paid course I would seriously consider doing it. I leave every one of your episodes feeling so inspired by both the artist and your teachings of them
Aww thank you so much Peyton I really appreciate it. And who knows what the future brings, I hope if I work on something like that in the future that it can impact people and be helpful and inspiring :)
Amazing!! I am so glad you covered her work-- when I first saw her photography it radically changed my perspective on what constitutes an image and honestly made me very relieved. It reminded me that not every shot has to be a complex or grand visual story. On a side note, I would love to hear your opinions on Daido Moriyama or Hiromix! I get the same feelings of the intimate and diary-style approach
I'm so sick with omicron. You put a smile on my face with the Squarespace ad. 😀
Ahaha thank you Sharon! I’m so glad I can be silly and still be helpful, all the best 💫
Well done Tatiana, although I never knew Patti picking up a camera before I knew of Mapplethorpe's work from years ago, I'm looking forward to the next episode of this great series.
Thank you Rich! Appreciate it, let's see when the next comes out. Thank you for watching and always taking your time to comment :)
Another great episode. We talk about photographers having a signature style, and I think your videos definitely have that. Smart, funny, uncompromising. Although I must admit, the shirt was a bold choice.
Thank you Edward! I appreciate your kind words and I'm glad my videos do have a signature style. The shirt was... yeah a choice let's put it that way ahaha
I just finished watching an interview with Patty by of all people Dua Lipa. I had no idea she was a photographer but of course know her music. And no idea that she was in a relationship with Robert Mapplethorp. She kept mentioning Robert and once talked about a show he had going and his mom wanted to attend. And well you know she had no idea he was shooting these very graphic photos of Men. I knew instantly who Robert must be when she said that. LOL
I love Patti Smith! So exciting you made a video about her photography that I didn't even know existed!! Thank you for filling me in. Ahhh Hopper, what a great thing to first find uppon coming back into reception after a week unplugged. Thanks for being you
And I appreciate you James for being on that side supporting the channel and watching! Big big cheers! Peace ✌🏻
Have you heard her cover of Smells Like Teen Spirit? It's on my 2019 playlist. I get into a rapture when I play it several times in a row
Most intellectually stimulating videos on UA-cam. Thanks
Thank you Jim! Really appreciate you! :)
Superb video as usual. Thanks.
Thank you Francisco!
I really loved the two o you arguing.
Ahahah thank you so much!
thank you
thanks for sharing this very interesting insight.
Thank you for watching Brad and taking your time to comment!
Great intro to Patti Smith! I’ve seen a few promo’s and I have to say, I enjoyed yours most. Keep doing you! ✌️
Thank you ARockwell, really appreciate your continuous support!
THANK YOU!!!!!!
No, thank you :)
Just finishing reading her book Just Kid.
Thanks!
Thank you Marcelo!
Great video!
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Love the video and the Squarespace ad! Lots of fun, kinda like you and Patti!!!
Thank you Terry, appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed it all ahah
Really enjoying this series. I find when I'm taking "private photos" or even "sketch" photos for a project I'm thinking about, I usually find them the most interesting and end up sharing them anyway. Go figure?
I think private or not, photos are meant to be shared anyways wether that is public, with loved ones or just shared with oneself. The most important thing is that we captured a moment and the smile or the reaction of people to what we captured is very moving and inspiring so I think that's why you share your private or sketch photos anyways Steve :) Thank you for watching!
Great narrative, so perceptive and pertinent to people's inner world.
Thank you Mark!
Wonderful vid as always. I had to pause... but yes, it appears at 9:51 Patti Smith took a photo of the Costa Concordia 3 years before this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Costa_Concordia_disaster
Squarespace ads disrupts the flow. Can’t you place them at the end or beginning. Annoying still, but less so.
Hey Andrew thank you for your feedback, I actually can't move them, hence why I thought it would be interesting to make it funny and appealing rather than just showcase footage over a narration. Thank you for sharing your opinion :)
I really loved the
I always enjoy your videos, but lol the Squarespace sketch made me laugh 😂
ahahah thank you so much! Never knew I had a twin sister until then 😂
Really interesting. 😊
Thank you!
Great shirt!
ahah thank you :)
Sur cette chaine on découvre de la photographie et de la belle musique aussi :)
Merci! ✨
Ten out of 10!
Thanks so much!
Love this video! But You should have mentioned that she is first and foremost a great poet and writer.
Very true Stuart, in my mind she's just such a wonderful artist and a very resourceful one!
Great vid, it's always better when you do something i,e. Photography, Music, Prose, for the fun of it. And if you happen to make money from your work- bonus. JT
Absolutely Pamela, really appreciate your words, at its core, art is made for the sake of it, not for money. Thank you for watching!
The unspectacular one' are often the best. But we have to look closer to understand the value of these quiet shots.
Absolutely, agree with you 100%
Since I got back into shooting film, I don't mind that my compositions are at times snap-shotty, mundane and boring. I don't mind simple concepts and execution. That doesn't mean I don't appreciate sophistication, however. I had seen some of Smith's work before and I like it. I was not that much into her as a rock singer, nor a poet, though. I did like the fact that her late husband was Fred "Sonic" Smith of the MC5.
Hey Keith thank you so much for watching! Appreciate your support and yes I think photography is anything and everything and this means it doesn't have to be elaborated and sophisticated all the time! Cheers to the mundane and snappy!
A rock ‘n roll poet
Indeed!
Are there going to be any videos of your photography?
Yes there will be some more hopefully coming out next month!
well patti sure is different than me. if my photo is blurry or out of focus it is a failure to me.
I even enjoyed your paid announcement! Clearly I've been conditioned to your unique and cool voice.
PS Strange, but I was wondering last week if you are going to cover Robert Mapplethorpe (if you haven't already).
PPS I think Astrid Kirchherr can be considered to have been a musician.
Thank you! That is quite a timing, I definitely think there’s so much to talk about when it comes to Mapplethorpe that he really deserves his own video!
Bit of trouble with the 180° rule in the squarespace segment. Looks as if you are both speaking to a third person in the room. 😉
Great work on allowing to discover the photographic art of Patti Smith. 👏
ahahah I know man it was so hard because my recording space is literally a cubicle it was hard to coordinate that! And I completely agree but hey ho it was funny and that was the intention 😂 Thank you for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed Patti's work!
@@TatianaHopper no worries. I thought it was a nice touch to try and do this segment in a more entertaining way. I totally respect the effort. 👏
She doesn't seem to do much for woman's rights in around the world. She says she's Muslim too. I don't know maybe I'm comptely wrong; and she did something I don't know about to earn Nobel Prize. If so I apologize completely.
The alter ego we never knew we needed 😂
I know right ahahah
I have 5 of her albums. Sometimes she pisses me off with something she says. I still admire her art though. Fred Sonic married her, I liked her bands alot too. Of course her relationship with Robert Maplethorpe, when they were teenagers in New York. I mean Nobel Prize? I guess it doesn't matter. I don't really have very much admiration for the modern super star actors, musicains, sports players. They are way over rated. That's why I loved the punk bands from your country in 77, when I was 19. I mean how can a simple guy like me compare a modern super star to Van Gogh, Mother Theresa, or Mahatama Ghandie.