Warhol and Mohammen

In my other college I studied Warhol works and loved it. I even saw his works live at the Moma museum. His art work is different and is super unique. In The Philosophy of Andy Warhol ,Warhol is sharing is personal business to the readers. I think he learning about himself in different ways. I think he learned stuff about him he never knew about himself. I think is comparing himself to other people and seeing different how different he is from other people around him. It seems that he wants to be different from everybody else. He always mention things about memory and how its important thing for people. It seems like he was saying memory keeps you young and who you are. For example, “Then there’s time in the street, when you run into somebody you haven’t seen in, say, five years, and you play, it all on one level.When you see each other and you don’t even haven't lose a beat, thats when its the best”(Pg 111). I think what Warhol is saying is when you remember something or someone its keeping you alive, it makes you young. I think Warhol had so many quotes in the books about his life and life in general. I see he shares a lot personal things and how to better himself as a person. He speaks in first person point of view.

In Excessivism, I think Mohammen essay was a bit confusing. However, I think he was sharing common sense and the “what ifs”. I think Mohammen is more keeping it real and out spoken then Warhol. I think Mohammed was just saying how he feels. I think Mohammen writes his essay aggressively. It seems like he just wanted to say what he had to say and be done with the situation. I also think he's brutally honest with himself and other people.I think he feels that is not perfect but he’s going to do what he wants. Its like he’s going to do what he wants to do and if you don’t like then bye. The poems gave me a halloween vibe. They all them to talk about spooky situations and ghost. Some of the poems were also funny because they way these use violent words. For example, “Hell yeah, is an English some, bitch:Three quatrains and a couplet, mother” (731). I like both stories but I think Warhol story was a bit more engaging. 

One of Andy Warhol works