Tacodeli

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Coming down in the old school, so cool Whip like a fireball, call it go cool You don't know the tribulations that we go through Put your ears to the speakers, I'ma show you I paint the picture so perfect Hit my CD, you see Mona Lisa in person Courtesy of a hundred beat Got my clips and essays in on reach One way, one way, ain't nothing You ain't

gotta like it cause the hood gone up You ain't gotta like it cause the hood gone up

We'll be right back.

Let's say Harry goes, oh my God, I've got an idea.

And you paint the most beautiful Mona Lisa in the world.

And you go, Maximus, don't you love this one? Not so much.

Why is she not smiling? And then your confidence goes down.

And you know what's really interesting? Number four.

Hiding the Mona Lisa.

Let me tell you something I do very differently now compared to when I was younger.

So last weekend I was out for Mexican food with Hope and a couple of friends.

We were having a great time and we started talking about how there's certain like attractions or pieces of art that you've just seen so many times in photos and videos that they're not actually that interesting when you finally see them in person.

So our friend brought up the Mona Lisa.

She said that she went to Paris and she didn't even bother going to see it because there was a huge crowd and she already knew what it looked like.

And this reminded me of something that I thought was super interesting about the Mona Lisa.

fire red, leaf green, near mint Charizards are at these tables as opposed to mega Charizard XES? It's just like if I worked at the Louvre,

I'd be like, yeah, I've seen the Mona Lisa a lot.

It's cool.

Like, if I was a janitor at the Louvre, I'd be like, yeah, I see the Mona Lisa every day.

I see this every day.

And we

all see it.

All see it every day.

They're not really there.

So, you know, like there's, uh, uh, the Mona Lisa, a, a couple pictures of Napoleon, uh, or paintings of Napoleon-

Hmm

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Yes, it's awesome

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I'm telling my kids this is the Mona Lisa.

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It's the Da Vinci code that's directly related to Mona Lisa's unexpressive face.

Yeah.

What the hell is she saying? She's inscrutable.

Are we tracking? Because I know there's gonna be some people that are very emotional and not using logic that can't connect the dots.

If you had this beautiful mosaic and you created this thing, and it looked like that's the face of Mona Lisa.

No, they'd say, "That's a, that's a sheep dog." They just wouldn't get it.

They'd get the whole species, the gender.

So whoever Our Lady was, she was very much under the thumb of these priests, both on a religious and, I'd say, a political level.

I think the thing that interests me most of all is this Mona Lisa-type smile to her.

really enigmatic, and it kind of makes you wonder what's actually going on underneath this coffin lay.

You know, what is she hiding?