Burbank

Burbank We accept our own mundane realities, Described best as "a cleverly disguised tragedy" We accept the reality of the world with which we're presented. It's as simple as that. A story of a man trapped From his birth and his quest to recover His freedom. Like sunlight on the deceptively calm surface of the sea, Its light dances fitfully over dark and dangerous undercurrents. Life is a façade. Never truly understanding how easily we can break free from Dramatic irony. You never had a camera in my head The audience knows something the character doesn't. You were conditioned to perceive only a wafer-thin slice, With the truth hidden from sight. you'll have to confront your demons if you want to start discovering who you are (and seeing reality for what it is) . The unusually resonant Burbank positively vibrates The reflection and pursuit of truth Are truth and freedom absolute? Burbank, whose life is a complete lie, Feels that reality is not as it seems, Felt this type of revolutionary ardor to find The meaning behind his feelings. His quest for the truth is arduous but well worth it. Its resonance just keeps getting stronger. Voyeuristic tendencies of an insatiable public that have proven to be prophetic Media omnipotence that benefits from fine direction and performances Burbank's life, unbeknownst to him, is carefully orchestrated Subjective reality delivering a false narrative in order to get a "real" response Objective reality will scare you shitless... definitely on the "watch before you die" list There's actually a lot of substance here In case I don’t see you, good afternoon, good morning, and goodnight. This may be one of his best… but I will forever hate this guy