Politics
Written by: Zheng Baosheng
2020-01-03 22:44
Last updated: 2020-01-03 22:44Anti-revision storm protesters pointed out political demands such as the "five major demands", the government did not agree, the society was torn apart, and both sides had propaganda offensives. The Information Services Department today (3rd) released a song on YouTube to promote a new wave of government offensive.
"Pursuing freedom? Hong Kong is already very free"
The Information Services Department released a rap song titled "Innocent and Clear", which was related to anti-revision activities in recent months, and said that "the appeal is for peace and it has changed the streets of violence." The content of the song refers to the young people's punishment for hurting people "and praise the young people for their bravery", saying "they have no future!"
The song also said: "The pursuit of freedom? Hong Kong is already very, very free." It also means "Everyone must be clear, black and white, right and wrong, and how to be clear."
Government propaganda song "Indiscriminately Clear" ↓
Write all the words on the screen
However, the songs are rather crude. In addition to repeating the word "white" a lot without stopping the rhyming words, the lyrics attached to youtube will write the "screen cover word" (meaning the text displayed on the screen), and finally it will be more Writing down the "Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Emblem", it is estimated that the screen shots of the production are all posted as lyrics.
Demonstrators write multiple anti-revision songs
Anti-revision demonstrators have written a lot of songs over the past few months. In addition to "Fat Mom Has Something to Say" and "Wish Glory Comes to Hong Kong", there are also "2019" by Hong Kong rap group. The lyrics of "2019" said "Bad system", and questioned "contradictions while manufacturing".
LMF Anti-Amendment Song "2019" ↓
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Rap music is actually a type of hip hop. There are many different themes of rap, including black life at the grassroots level, upstarts showing off wealth, and so on. And if it involves politics, because black people have always been oppressed in the past, the music content is against the government, against totalitarianism, against injustice, and complains of being suppressed by the regime, the police, and society.
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For example, Dr. Dre, the most influential rap singer, had the song "Fxxk the Police" in 1988, scolding police officers for shooting young black people.
Even the more commercial singer, Kanye West, had the song "New Slaves" in 2013, blaming the ugliness of social racial discrimination and money worship.
Eminem released "Mosh" before the 2004 presidential election, calling for a vote to kick George Bush ↓
Eminem calls for vote to kick George Bush
Rappers even "strap straight" at conservative Republican presidents. Temple singer Eminem released "Mosh" before the 2004 U.S. presidential election, pointing at the "To disarm this Weapon of Mass Destruction That we call our President" Armed. "
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