Your Fit in the World of Your Last Watched Show: A Seoer’s Perspective

Have you ever finished watching a show and thought, 'Would I fit in here?'

Exploring The Wire

Right now, I’m fully immersed in The Wire. Man, I’d be awesome at this shit! The raw streets, the gritty realities, and the constant pressure are my turf. Don't forget the iconic WMDRight Chea Right Chea! decree.

WMD (Whatever Man, Do) is Da Bomb,

but let's not forget about Rockafella. You know, the classic Rockafella track. But it’s not just the music; it’s the spirit, the person Avon Barksdale. Avon and I would be like peas in a pod. He’s all about Food, Beverage, and Authority Figure, which I understand well. “Up in This Bitch, I’m an Authority Figure,” he says. Perfect!

Yellowstone: Where the Wild Wranglers Roam

I’ve always thought being a Wrangler would be a cool life. If that doesn’t work, at least the world is normal. Yellowstone is a whole different countryside, but it’s still a wild, vast, and open space.

A SoL Anime Experience

I was watching Shikimori’s Not Just a Cutie, which is an SoL anime. Don't worry, there’s no need to stress. I’d probably just be chilling with Hachimitsu. The tranquility and peacefulness of anime are something I can always count on.

An Old Lady Among Pirates

Not so much. The last show I watched was Our Flag Means Death. It’s a comedy show about The Gentleman Pirate Stede Bonnet and Blackbeard. Man, it’s hilarious! Sedgy alignments, Blackbeard, it’s a blast. But here's the thing, even though Stede treated his crew very well, I’m not sure that a 66-year-old lady would make the cut. Le do, unless you’re not offended by language or references to sex. This is a parody. And remember, it’s A little like What We Do In The Shadows by the same creator, Taika Waititi. Classic vampires on Staten Island, but with pirates instead.

Reflecting on Expertise

Expertise is a tricky thing. Would I fit in American Idol? Absolutely, but as an old woman, I might struggle. I think I could entertain and put on a good show, but I’m not a great technical singer.

What about the surfing channel? No, I wouldn’t make a good board carrier. Surfing is an ultimate radically professional sport requiring not just pro athleticism, but fearlessness in the face of a moving, mountainous playing field. No, I couldn’t handle it. But I could spectate or maybe hold a camera—safety first!