Wei wei is courageous and able
to make both his art and his being revolve around these questions
of freedom of speech, freedom of expression.
I mean it's interesting how here in London
and across the world, I must say,
how many people have wanted to take part in this event.
Through this silly act of dancing of dancing
you know, we can actually make a difference.
It's very very interesting. Isn't it?
That pop music, which is in a way the most opened of cultural forums,
of lands itself of the such a wide wide public
allows us to perhaps insert into it other meanings.
I come along because at least to initiate trying to do something
and I feel new big guilty about not having done something myself
But here I am.
I can participate in some activity that supports a cause very near to my heart.
It's unimaginable to me who believed free the all my life
unable to say what I want
do what I want
and just to imagine the guys
who get punished and you know excluded from society
because they are doing the same thing.
It's really, it's really upsetting.
I am not here to dance
because my knees gave up their dancing days long ago.
But I am here to try to wave my arms a bit.
I think I can manage that.