spray painting rebel artists New york city skyline w/o twin towers terrorism skull hat death marijuana bad world wake up spray paint with weapon as the letter K telling people to wake up to the world
Gas Mask: The pollution, it needs to change, we need to start to care and to make the world a better place.
Richard Nixon: He was painted on the wall in a garage, and i believe he was reprsented as a bad thing, he was the president during the vietname war; look how well that turned out.
Spraypaint: This was a large sign of imagry to me because i believe this picture could be quite decieving. It depends on how you interpret this, the were vandalising- so they're rebels, or the were creating masterpeices- they're artists. ( I think artists.)
Bomb: Very meaningful this turned out to be, because bombs are used for a great deal of measure and they obviously have been used before. I believe it is wrong and i understand what the song means, and how they are "waiting for the world to change" and "they know that the fight aint fair". Bombs can kill people, and families and I think they are sending us the message that it needs to stop.
Words: In the video they included the word- exploited and the phrase- wake up! and that means a great deal. In the video those are final messages to the "audience" and I think they are trying to say, change is needed.
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spray painting
rebel artists
New york city skyline w/o twin towers
terrorism
skull hat
death
marijuana
bad world
wake up spray paint with weapon as the letter K
telling people to wake up to the world
Ak's and M-16's War
Nixon Vietnam War
Gas mask/skull mask War leads to death
Nucleus Nuclear weapons
Graffiti Rebels/Art
Image significance/meaning
spray paint
telling people to wake up.
no twin towers
showing parts of the war, what it does
skull death
marijuana
gas mask pollution
Richard Nixon Vietnam war
missile
starting/ending war killing
atom bomb killing people
Image significance/meaning
spray paint
telling people to wake up.
no twin towers
showing parts of the war, what it does
skull death
marijuana
gas mask pollution
Richard Nixon Vietnam war
missile
starting/ending war killing
atom bomb killing people
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view:
spray paint
artists/rebels
new york
big city
skull
death,tattoos
gas mask
death/bad!
weed
bad!!
spray paint: Seen as rebels or artists
art books: represents artists
marijuana: Deaths of overdose of drugs
bomb: war and loss of family
richard nickson: President during vietnam war
nixon
guns
bomb
graffitie
ny no towers
new york city sky line
spray paint
skull
gas masks
weed
bomb images
books
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bullet images
My Five Peices Imagery:
Gas Mask: The pollution, it needs to change, we need to start to care and to make the world a better place.
Richard Nixon: He was painted on the wall in a garage, and i believe he was reprsented as a bad thing, he was the president during the vietname war; look how well that turned out.
Spraypaint: This was a large sign of imagry to me because i believe this picture could be quite decieving. It depends on how you interpret this, the were vandalising- so they're rebels, or the were creating masterpeices- they're artists. ( I think artists.)
Bomb: Very meaningful this turned out to be, because bombs are used for a great deal of measure and they obviously have been used before. I believe it is wrong and i understand what the song means, and how they are "waiting for the world to change" and "they know that the fight aint fair". Bombs can kill people, and families and I think they are sending us the message that it needs to stop.
Words: In the video they included the word- exploited and the phrase- wake up! and that means a great deal. In the video those are final messages to the "audience" and I think they are trying to say, change is needed.
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