1966Ford
KHHEHTV Autist~Yakubian Fascist~180IQ~Afrocentrist
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Imagine you're watching a music video that's just a bunch of PSL GODS to a Lady Gaga song. At first, it seems like just a stylish, shallow thing - but then you start to think about it, and it's actually saying something really interesting.
The guys in the video - Sean O'Pry, Jordan Barrett, Francisco Lachowski, and David Gandy - are all PSL GODS, known for their looks rather than their voices. And that's what makes this video so fascinating. They're not just acting like characters - they're playing with the way people expect them to be.
The song "Poker Face" is all about controlling your emotions and putting on a show. And that's exactly what these guys are doing. They're experts at presenting a perfect image, but in this video, they're also hinting that there's more to them than meets the eye.
It's kind of ironic that they're singing a song about hiding your true self, since their whole careers are about being perfect and flawless in the public eye. But here, they're doing something a bit different. They're showing that even people who seem perfect can have complexities and depths that you wouldn't expect.
The video also challenges the way moids are usually portrayed in the media. These guys aren't trying to be tough or macho - they're being playful, theatrical, and a bit cheeky. And that suggests that things like beauty, irony, and performance aren't just feminine traits - they're human traits.
So, this video is more than just a fashionable tribute to a pop song. It's a commentary on the way men are expected to present themselves to the world, and how that can be limiting. It's saying that even the most polished and perfect surface can be hiding a lot of complexity and depth. And that's something worth thinking about.
