Well, let me tell ya ’bout this gal, Chappell Roan. Heard she done somethin’ at that big music shindig, the Governors Ball they call it. Folks say she was dressed up like that big green lady in New York, the Statue of Liberty. Yeah, the one with the torch and all. Don’t rightly know why she did it, but folks were yappin’ ’bout it.
Now, I ain’t never been to no Governors Ball, mind you. Too much ruckus for an old woman like me. But from what I hear, it’s a big to-do, with all sorts of music and carryin’ on. And this Chappell girl, she’s apparently a big deal there. Folks were singin’ along to her songs and whatnot. She played some of her popular ones, like “HOT TO…” somethin’ or other. Honestly, these young folks and their music, can’t keep up anymore.
Anyways, this Chappell, she wasn’t just singin’ and dancin’. She had somethin’ to say, it seems. Somethin’ about liberty and justice and freedom for everybody. Sounds like a good thing, I reckon. We all want a bit of freedom, don’t we? Freedom to sit on the porch and watch the chickens, freedom to bake a pie without someone tellin’ you it’s too sweet, ya know?
Seems like she was sendin’ a message to them folks in the White House too. Said she wouldn’t perform for them unless they gave everyone freedom. Good for her, I say. Standin’ up for what you believe in, that’s important. Even if it means dressin’ up like a giant green statue.
- She was dressed as the Statue of Liberty.
- She sang her hit songs, like “HOT TO…”.
- She talked about liberty, justice, and freedom for all.
- She sent a message to the White House.
Now, some folks might say it’s just a show, just a way to get attention. And maybe it is, I don’t know. But I reckon even a show can have a message, can make folks think. And if this Chappell girl can get folks thinkin’ about freedom, well, that ain’t a bad thing at all.
I heard tell she come up outta a big red apple, too. Imagine that! A big red apple, like the kind we used to pick in the orchard back home. Only this one had a singer in it, dressed up like Lady Liberty. Must’ve been somethin’ to see. Folks were sayin’ the crowd was HUGE. Guess a lot of people wanted to hear what she had to say, or maybe they just wanted to see the get-up.
I also heard some sayin’ the sculptor who made the real Statue of Liberty wanted to put chains in the statue’s left hand. Imagine that! Chains! I suppose it’s supposed to mean somethin’ about breakin’ free, which is what this Chappell girl is talkin’ about, right? Freedom and all.
Anyways, this whole Chappell Roan Statue of Liberty thing got me thinkin’. It got me thinkin’ about how important it is to speak your mind, even when it ain’t easy. It got me thinkin’ about how much we all value freedom, whether we’re singin’ on a stage or sittin’ on the porch. And it got me thinkin’ that maybe, just maybe, these young folks ain’t so different from us old folks after all. We all just want a little bit of freedom, a little bit of justice, and a whole lotta peace.
So, there ya have it. That’s what I know about this Chappell Roan and her Statue of Liberty get-up. Don’t know if it’ll change the world, but it got people talkin’, and that’s a start, I suppose. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I gotta go check on them chickens. They get awful restless if I don’t give ‘em their feed on time.
And just to recap, Chappell Roan, dressed as the Statue of Liberty, at the Governors Ball, talking ’bout freedom. That’s the gist of it. Now you know as much as I do.
