stealers wheel sang clowns to the left of me.
stealers wheel sang clowns to the left of me.
who sings clowns to the left of me?
stealers wheel
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researcher ben radford, who published "bad clowns" in 2016 and is regarded as an expert on the phenomenon, writes that looking throughout history clowns are seen as tricksters, fools, and more; however, they always are in control, speak their minds, and can get away with doing so. when writing the book "bad clowns", radford found that professional clowns are not generally fond of the bad-clown (or evil-clown) persona. they see them as "the rotten apple in the barrel, whose ugly sight and smell casts suspicion on the rest of them," and do not wish to encourage or propagate coulrophobia. yet, as radford discovered, bad clowns have existed throughout history: harlequin, the king's fool, and mr. punch. radford argues that bad clowns have the "ability to change with the times" and that modern bad clowns have evolved into internet trolls. they may not wear clown costume but, nevertheless, engage with people for their own amusement, abuse, tease and speak what they think of as the "truth" much like the court jester and "dip clowns" do using "human foibles" against their victims. radford states that, although bad clowns permeate the media in movies, tv, music, comics, and more, the "good clowns" outnumber the bad ones. research shows that most people do not fear clowns but actually love them and that bad clowns are "the exception, not the rule."
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