[ SECRET POST #6128 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6128 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Fandom: Clean With Passion for Now
Character: Jang Sun Gyeol]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

A single google search got me this answer in like the 2nd result:

"The Killers' Human single is known for posing the immortal question: "Are we human or are we dancer?" But what does it actually mean?

As Brandon Flowers told Rolling Stone in 2008, “It’s taken from a quote by [Hunter S.] Thompson."

The gonzo journalist and author is quoted as saying: "We’re raising a generation of dancers, afraid to take one step out of line". Flowers claims he "ran" with this idea in the song."

And the rest of the article was Brandon Flowers defending the bad grammar as an artistic choice. So there you go.

[(Anonymous)]

Huh, that's actually kind of interesting. Thanks.

[(Anonymous)]

ARE WE NOT MEN? WE ARE DEVO!

[(Anonymous)]

I've also seen the opposite in terms of Nietzsche! He believed that in being "humans" (he specifically wrote about Christians, but that's the society he was in) we were suppressing our powerful, authentic selves but we could access this through music and dance. So to him, dancer was the ideal!

[(Anonymous)]

Take out: dancer is relative