Okay, so today I was messing around with something a bit different – “randy orton randy orton”. Sounds kinda repetitive, right? Well, that’s because it is! I wanted to see what I could dig up and play with when I just focused on repeating his name.
First, I started by just hitting up the usual spots – you know, search engines. I typed in “randy orton randy orton” and… well, you can imagine. It was all about, you guessed it, Randy Orton. Lots of wrestling stuff, news articles, videos, the whole nine yards.
Then I thought, “Okay, let’s get a bit more specific.” So I tried looking for images. I typed the same thing into the image search, and boom – picture after picture of the guy. It was pretty much all wrestling poses, some with titles, some without. Nothing too out of the ordinary, really.
Playing with Repetition
Next, I decided to play around with the phrase itself. I mean, “randy orton randy orton” – it’s kind of like a chant, right? I started thinking about how it sounds, the rhythm of it. I even tried saying it out loud a few times, just to get a feel for it.
- I even thought about to be a song.
- I imagined a sports game.
I began to do simple things with it, and it’s interesting how the same name is repeated, with some changes in capitalization, and it looks like some new discovery.
Honestly, there wasn’t some grand conclusion to this little experiment. I set out to play with the repetition of “randy orton randy orton”, and that’s exactly what I did. I searched, I looked at images, I thought about the phrase itself, and I mused on how the simplest phrases become something fun to play with.
