Apparently, the shebab - the Sultanate's rising crop of teen boys - live in some kind of pop-culture time warp, at least as evidenced by this graffito Koko and I found on a pavement yesterday in one of our wanders around the neighborhood. It's not a place we go regularly, but often enough that I'm fairly convinced it's new-ish, at least.This is a tag that would have seemed fairly naff back when I was of the age to be doing this sort of thing, rising thirty years ago. Here, it approaches the surreal. Which is, I suppose, all too often what one can expect from the intersection of East and West...
imagine how floyd must feel.
ReplyDeleteAt least it's pink.
ReplyDelete"Which is, I suppose, all too often what one can expect from the intersection of East and West..."
ReplyDeletehmm, intersection of east and west....
......sounds like rice-a-roni to me.
At least it's fairly well done. Props to the designer.
ReplyDeleteI can report that going by the grafitti in my old Neighbourhood, Bob Marley was a big deal amongst the Shebab. Also Metallica. Bizarre.
ReplyDeletegood old Pink Floyd along with the Pink Panther have been favs with the shebab for - omg so many years; wonder what it is about Pink
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