Sean and Yoko will be on TV 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon' this friday 7/13

Sean and Yoko will be on TV ' Late Night with Jimmy Fallon' this friday 7/13

Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon 'An Invisible Flower'

http://www.latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/episode-guide/

Thanx 4 the heads up, I'll stay away from all TV at that time.

Your welcome JWinston.L I'll be watching myself that night.

Originally Posted by Peregrine9

Sean and Yoko will be on TV ' Late Night with Jimmy Fallon' this friday 7/13

Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon 'An Invisible Flower'

http://www.latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/episode-guide/

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Nah, it's me. But I'm sure the train will come along soon. I'm out of town, but I set my DVR before I left... Thanks, Peregrine!

Originally Posted by Maia 66

Nah, it's me. But I'm sure the train will come along soon. I'm out of town, but I set my DVR before I left... Thanks, Peregrine!

Your welcome Maia66.I'm glad to be of help.

Thank you!

Your welcome 835.

This got posted by someone on Facebook tonight.For those people that didn't get a chance to watch it.

‪Sean Lennon, Yoko Ono & Jimmy Fallon's Protest Song: "Don't Frack My Mother"‬ 7/13/2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzZ_F...eature=youtu.b

Thank's for posting the link, Maia

.... but I'm disappointed; I don't like the way Sean looks at all, I don't like his voice for this song, don't like the music either... and I don't even want to comment Yoko's performance...

Snoopy

I thought that was pretty cute. I liked it. He looks great. And GO YOKO!!

Originally Posted by Snoopy66

Thank's for posting the link, Maia

.... but I'm disappointed; I don't like the way Sean looks at all, I don't like his voice for this song, don't like the music either... and I don't even want to comment Yoko's performance...

Snoopy

One!
Sorry I missed it. Have a LOT of things on my plate these days. Fortunately for me, I can find it on the computer.

Thank you Peregrine!!

That performance was utterly cute. Yoko was adorable and Sean was so tongue-in-cheek hilarious. I think Jimmy has an excellent voice and his show is becoming one of my favorite late-night shows...he has personality and he certainly makes it fun.

I am ALL ABOUT Yoko and Sean collaborations.

Originally Posted by J.Winston.L

Thanx 4 the heads up, I'll stay away from all TV at that time.

Originally Posted by Apple Scruff

Oh now c'mon, ya don't have to resort to name calling.
You don't know me and you just called me a "hater".
But the evidence is out for all to see, the "hater" word was in you and you let out, but it will always be a part of you.
Also I love ya Apple my Dear.
I feel there are two kinds of people in this world.
1: The people I love.
2: The people I have never met.

Oh, btw, ever since you launched that Tina Fey rolleyes at me I have been dying to use it, man I love that thing!

J. Winston, the gif was a sarcastic rebuttal, not meant to be taken so seriously. However, I DO find your blatant nastiness towards Sean and Yoko unappealing. It's your choice and I can not change your mind, but I will happily share my feelings in inoffensive gifs. Visual aids can say more than words.

Fine Miss Scruff, but I have never said that I have any distaste for your love of Yoko and Sean.
And just because I feel Sean is embarassing and Yoko is creepy I am not aiming that at you, but you do seem to get upset at different people's viewpoint that is different than yours.
You shouldn't, it's not about you.
And btw, the way I feel about Sean & Yoko is not nastiness, it's just the effect they have on me.
I have never met those two, I'd probably love 'em, but neither one of them doesn't care one one-trillion of a billion percent about my opinion and neither should you, let alone take as some sort of nastiness that is aimed at you or that you let bother you.

C'mon now, admit it, John would love my reply!!

Originally Posted by J.Winston.L

Fine Miss Scruff, but I have never said that I have any distaste for your love of Yoko and Sean.
And just because I feel Sean is embarassing and Yoko is creepy I am not aiming that at you, but you do seem to get upset at different people's viewpoint that is different than yours.
You shouldn't, it's not about you.

Oh I understand that none of this is personal, JWL. Let's agree to disagree on this matter. My love of Yoko and Sean is not blind. I have an art background and I studied Yoko's art extensively in my youth. I was extremely skeptical of her for years prior to that, but over time I came to find many of her creations quite refreshing and genuine. Not all, but enough to make an impression on me. I also find her strength and dedication to her causes quite astonishing. After all these years she could easily retire to an island and do nothing. But she hasn't. And I love that about her.

As far as Sean, I adore him. He has a fantastic personality and a natural wit. He also creates beautiful music that I am a sincere fan of.

None of this matters to you, as you aren't big on either of them. But understand that if you say something I don't agree with, I am not taking any of it personal or having a breakdown in my house over your feelings. I will simply voice my disagreement, with the same amount of humor in which you stated yours.

Thanks.

Now back to the topic: The song was simple and corny with a kick. I love that Sean went there with his Dylan impersonation and had a sense of humor throughout. Particularly on a serious subject as fracking is. Bravo Mr. Lennon! And Yoko...

They were adorable!

Sean is self-deprecating, witty, and utterly charming! And (as it has become quite customary to say these days... by people in many different circles), Yoko looks friggin' amazing! Too bad it was such a short interview.

It's obvious for anyone who's been following Sean on Twitter that he has become quite vocal about the issue of fracking in New York. As a very concerned citizen with a social conscience and some means to get out his message to the general public, I think it's great that he's getting the message out... and, in that great Lennon tradition, it does it with a sense of humor!

Originally Posted by Maia 66

It's obvious for anyone who's been following Sean on Twitter that he has become quite vocal about the issue of fracking in New York. As a very concerned citizen with a social conscience and some means to get out his message to the general public, I think it's great that he's getting the message out... and, in that great Lennon tradition, it does it with a sense of humor!

I've been out of the loop on Sean's Twitter for some time, but I just recently checked it out and you are so right. This is a very serious topic and Sean handled it in a way that shows he really does NOT take himself too seriously. I noticed that ONTD got a hold of it and, instead of applauding Sean and focusing on the matter, they used it as a vehicle to showcase their idiocy and sheer superficiality. I'm glad. It only goes to show that the few people who DID realize this was something meant to be taken with humor and intelligence on that blog are the hope we have left for this generation.

I bookmarked his site and I am doing some side research on this topic. I appreciate this greatly and I know John would have.

Originally Posted by Apple Scruff

It only goes to show that the few people who DID realize this was something meant to be taken with humor and intelligence on that blog are the hope we have left for this generation.

The people who don't get it are today's equivalent to the eejets who didn't get the Bed-In.