Creative Revolution

Pop culture hit the Gaddafi regime

The Internet is already full of collages, caricatures and video parodies on the Libyan dictator of Muammar Gaddafi. Clips with "participation" of Gaddafi become the main hits of the network, caricatures with his images often appear on the sites of respectable media. Artists, DJs, street actors and even some members of the Libyan opposition headquarters chose a creative way to combat the regime.

"Zenga! Zenga!" - Soon it will be heard at many pop house parties - the DJs prophesy. The musician Noy Alooss has merged the popular hit "Hey Baby" with the performance of Gaddafi. In fact, in this video, Gaddafi is more serious and angry than ever. He threatens his opponents with reprisals, shouting that he will never leave his post, otherwise Libya will turn into a “red fire”. Terrible cry "Zenga!" The translated is by no means like "PLA!" Or “Fire!”: In Arabic, this means “lane”. Gaddafi in his speech promises to clear the country from enemies a house behind the house, a lane by the lane. This song has already sounded on the air of the Israeli state radio station Kol Israel.

One of the first days of Libyan protests, Gaddafi arrived in Zeleny Square in the capital of Tripoli to speak to the people. “I wanted to say something to young people in Green Square and staying with them until late, but it began to rain * * Muammar Gaddafi:“ Golden Words , ”he said then under an umbrella. From the moment, as soon as shots with these words fell into the news issues of world television channels, one could count for minutes and seconds in anticipation of the Parodia video for the song Rihanna "Umbrella". Pop-brow proposes to stand under her umbrella-onion-okom (You can stand under my umbrella ella eh eh eh), and Gaddafi at that moment is under him.

One of the most popular photo collages appeared on the day when Gaddafi compared himself to the British Queen Elizabeth II. And once again he stated that he, like the crowned person, could not resign.

Gaddafi on one of the photo collages scaredly jumps away from the Blue Bird * * Retweet -revolution: Arab dictators fell into social networks - the symbols of the social network Twitter, which has already helped many demonstrators in the countries of the Middle East to organize protests.
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Thousands of Libyans with posters took to the streets of European cities in solidarity with their compatriots.

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Hundreds of caricaturists and artists sharpen feathers from all over the world, drawing a Libyan dictator. Photos and images according to the matrians Blogs.aljazeera.net, graftio.wordpress.com, capoostock.com.

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PS That's a revolutionary cuisine. At the headquarters of the Libyan opposition, caricaturists are preparing banners with images ridicurating the national leader; Some of them are published above.