MMM Presents Malcolm Mclaren His Life, Authenticity VS Karaoke Culture

[@krisscanlon4051]

Nothing like the real thing baby. Authenticity is existentialism is rock roll...MM was all that...underneath the art is a beating heart and a real artiste...tell you like it is warts and all

[@TERRANOVAofficial]

thank you malcolm - i miss you a lot

[@damon6852]

Such a brilliant visionary...rest well, MM!!

[@Realkamanchisly]

Thank you for your contribution in spreading the culture of HipHop across the world..R.I.P Brother Malcolm. .

[@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead]

Waves to all out there...I'm the little blonde girl that held the duck in Duck for the Oyster, the band at the beginning is my family, most of which have passed away now. It is sad that Malcolm has passed on. I will always remember his iconic style and his multiple hats on his head. I will also never forget the others that I had met, especially the two that explained about wearing a handkerchief wrapped around your leg. You remember who you are.

[@jonathanvillalobos7994]

@Cheyenne Wyoming Urban Gardener Where you in the "Duck for the Oyster" video or album cover/Inserts?

[@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead]

@@jonathanvillalobos7994 I was in the music video. I am the little long haired blond girl in pigtails and brown dress, holding a duck. Hence, "Duck for the Oyster" and "Duck Rock".

[@jonathanvillalobos7994]

@@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead I just checked it out. thats you?how cute.Im a big Malcolm McLaren fan,I have all his catalog on VINYL and cds.💿I didn't even know they made a video for it.(Duck for the oysters/Duck rock)Are you related to that old guy,that's talking in the beginning of the video?

[@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead]

@@jonathanvillalobos7994 He is my grandfather. You're talking about the fiddle player. That was my entire family. We had a pig roast for all of the bunch. Boy George was there as well. It was during the time that Malcolm McLaren and Boy George were considering a business partnership I believe. I do not know all the details on that. I was only about 6 years old at the time, but I remember every bit of it. I have always wished to see them all again. My how things have changed in so many years and all the things I've done throughout my lifetime.

[@jonathanvillalobos7994]

@@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead Was your grandfather in a band called the hilltoppers or something like that?I bought an old record a few years ago.still wrapped in plastic.(I never got a chance to listen to it,its in storage)It was an old Square dance record.I notice your grandfather's cap.thats why I asked.Do you remember how Malcolm,hooked up with your family to make the video?I never even knew he made a video for the song.I think you're so lucky to meet Malcolm and be a part of history.Do you own any of his music?and were you a fan of his music throughout his career?

[@lowket]

A true pioneer and visionary. I still play 'Duck Rock'.

[@RossBayCult]

An intelligent and interesting man. I still can’t forgive him for what he did to the Sex Pistols and robbing them of their hard earned money. For enabling Sid Vicious into worse addiction and eventual death. Those are hang ups that I think most fans won’t forget.

[@MikedeVeltaMusic]

Classic!

[@jonathangems]

Malcolm was a genius. I'm still grieving his death. It was too soon! Most people still don't understand the seismic impact he had on our culture. In time, they will, I hope. The system (as he said) deceives the people and promotes stupidity. We need to become fearless and think for ourselves or become mind-controlled slaves.