Umetnica mora biti zdrava.

Me: hm why do i vocal stim so much where did i get that from

My dad, every chance he gets: umetnica mora biti zdrava

Fun things to say to spice up your mental breakdown:

1. Conceal, don’t feel

2. Clear skies, clear skies

3. Umetnica mora biti zdrava

a umetnica mora biti zdrava btw. if you even care 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Just heard my nephew sing 'umetnica mora biti krava' instead of 'umetnica mora biti zdrava'

the artist is invisible

Velika je sreća što postoji autonomni nervni sistem, ne moram kontrolisati otkucaje srca, srce kuca, srce samo kuca. Dajem poverenje, neka samo kuca, dajem poverenje, neka kuca, neka dišem. Autor:  @mloutline (instagram)

Konstrakta - In Corpore Sano

Konstrakta – In Corpore Sano

„In Corpore Sano“ Onas eroproc ni somrefne snem Koja li je tajna zdrave kose Megan Markl? Koja li je tajna? Koja li je tajna zdrave kose Megan Markl? Koja li je tajna? (Koja li je tajna?) Mislim da U pitanju je duboka hidratacija Kažu da Na koži i kosi se jasno vidi sve Recimo, tamni kolutovi oko očiju Ukazuju na probleme s jetrom Frke oko usana, možda uvećana slezina? Uvećana…

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anyways fuck it im explaining the whole song now

whats important to remember is that serbia is nowhere near the level of development that western europe is on. five centuries under the ottoman empire followed almost immediately by two world wars left the country (and the whole balkan region) falling apart. corrupt politicians, ridicilous amounts of gang violence, extreme religious views, and overall shitty life standards created a horrible little hell hole. the song is, in essence, about how shitty the healthcare system here is and how artists cant get insurance under almost any circumstances.

the first line is in reverse, it means "a sick mind in a healthy body".

the beginning is very clearly about toxic beauty culture, how she only views an enlarged spleen as something ugly, not a serious medical problem. she talks about meghan markles beauty routine, which makes sense — people here tend to look up to western celebrities even more than western people themselves, seeing the promises of the american dream and wanting that for themselves. i repeat, living here is fucking miserable and people really want to pretend they live the "glamorous" american life. also, illness is almost taboo here, with our own cultural views on work making us ashamed to admit we need medical help. honestly, asking for help at all is a massive taboo. as long as you can cover it up, as long as you still look beautiful and glamorous like those american celebrities, youre fine.

the "umetnica mora biti zdrava (artist (f) must be healthy)" part, which is usually why this song is mocked, doesnt really have that much importance until the later parts but keep it in mind.

the part after that, about her... walking her dog, is slowly transitioning into the next, main topic of the song: the fact that she, as an artist, cant have medical insurance. here she starts off calmly describing a sunny day and how shes glad she doesnt have to worry about her heart beating because of her autonomous nervous system, only for it to become sort of frantic as she's almost praying her heart keeps beating. if it doesnt, if something goes wrong, no ones going to save her. she has to rely on her body to stay healthy, or she'll have no option but to just... die.

after that, the song sounds like something youd hear in a church. our country is, i repeat, VERY religious, as is our anthem, literally called "bože pravde" (god of justice). in the anthem, it references how god will save us from illness, and it ties into her previous frantic singing — she's praying for her health, like our country told us to, because the country itself betrayed her. "(bože zdravlja) nemam knjižicu" ("(god of health) i dont have [health insurance]")

the next part is satire, with her mocking the government for surveiling its citizens in the name of "the greater good", or in this case, health. she jokes about being invisible, about how its a superpower, while in reality it just means she's, well, fucked.

ok so! now its relevant! "umetnica može biti zdrava" ("artist (f) can be healthy") is a repetition of the previous part, except now it reveals how the government, in reality, doesn't give a shit about her. they dont care if she's healthy, she doesnt have to be.

"in corpore sano" means "in a healthy body", which, yknow, she literally has to be. a weak mind in a healthy body, a sad soul in a healthy body. a despairing mind in a healthy body, a frightened mind in a healthy body. this could be about one of two things, tho i believe its about the latter. it coule be about how only the people in admittedly miserable jobs can afford medical insurance, or how shes a desperate mind clinging onto its, for now, healthy body.

in the end she asks what will we do now and to answer her question, absolutely nothing. nothing ever gets better here.

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