And I was asking artificial intelligence. What' s the American song you say,
that' s America, when you hear it oh, what beyond the
anthem I mean, popular music and that yuk- in- professor, I
don' t know what they say. I asked him you know that the
eighties were determinants for the perception of popular culture. It was like when he
revived the patriotic, triotic feeling in the hearts of the Americans. With the
question of then, the Reagan administration took care to restore pride and that feeling
to the Americans. Before the decade of the sixties and seventies was very iconoclast.
The issue of war, death, the hippie movement, a group of
anti- American bastards who were around the world, but certainly the United States,
in the eighties, regained the vigorous power of cultural influence that never lost
it significantly, but that from the eighties it went to vasallante on that issue.
They' re a little complicated. They have now returned to the same
thing. I mean, I didn' t live the 1960s or the 1970s,
but I think that what is living as erosion, as a society that
has somehow eroded the feeling of patriotism to the point that there are fools who
talk about the American flag being a symbol of oppression and white supremacy and racism
and all that stupidity. You will soon hear it here in a leftist from
the courtyard of your preference, who will begin to say that, without putting
the flag, the day of independence or having flags in the cart or in
the form of marking or anti- Haitianism, because they are already installing that
narrative here. But that' s part of that manual that works with that
cancer that' s the modern left all over the world. And I was
asking you, please tell me, what is the most emblematic song that when
you hear it, think about America the intelligence of another evil, the song
that when I hear it, I think about America and all you can think
about culture was war. He said thriller, Michael Jackson' s thriller,
and he says well, he says it to himself, he says experience.
The most emblematic pop song in the United States is a subjective theme and would
depend on several factors, such as cultural impact, performance in popularity listings and
public opinion. But, anyway, one of the most American songs of all
time is Michael Jackson' s Thriller, which was released in nineteen hundred and
eighty- two. Thriller became a cultural phenomenon that broke borders around the world
since the music video and its immense popularity. It still remains one of the
least sold single songs of all time and continues to be celebrated as an essential
piece of pop music in American musical history. And I went beyond saying pussy
programming a list of songs, please, the only ones, from there,
from there to here American song and made me a list of ten. That
intelligence is going to say Pussy you are Azara you have to be that it
is not British, although there is a discussion within the entertainment industry and I
have out there a Billboard book that there are chapters in the musical history,
where the similarities and products that came out of Britain and the United States are
so similar that you can put it in the same package culturally speaking, but
in the movement of the sixties, pop music United States had its phenomenon that
was ELVIS and that would then be extinct by the Beatles that decade of the
sixties, which is very interesting in music, because it also had many artists
who came out of Britain, Rollingston, for example, who were hyper popular
in the United States or you go to the decade of the seventies, and
there it comes in that it was a band that was a phenomenon of astronomical
proportions of popularity in the United States. Some believe or argue that the faggotification
of Freddy Mercury' s scenes made them less popular in the American public,
because still in the seventies the subject of homosexuality is a very bad thing,
but I' m surprised because it' s in the seventy finals of sp
that this rock grade begins and you were there you have it painted and you
don' t know and they' re male, they' re like David
wou and those people, the Francis are nothing three years. Francinata to the
already at that time was a resentful, because Francinatra came from the decade of
the forties and decade of the late thirties to the forties and fifties and was
a phenomenon of popularity. But then, when this tiger, the loving one
with sack this crouter that there was in the hat time, is replaced by
a vulgar plebe group of rattlers like viruses or like Vis Presley. He spent
a lot of time criticizing that. Some people argue that he was doing it
and there is an article that he wrote in a magazine that spread a lot,
that he called that music the music of evil or bad music happens.
Then there are those who say good. What happened with Francin Natra happens with
any artist who has enjoyed a lot of popularity and that already the and the
desire of those of the young fanatics and the flashes of the cameras no longer
flash for him, but for other people is no longer center of attention or
sexual fantasies, of adolescents. The song there are those who say that,
the Cinnata song to the class that is from my Way New York, New
York and New York w York. He has many, but there is li
but the scoundrel the insurrect cleve, the one who bathes only once a day.
You know those two because they' re the ones used for references.
But a real synatra follower isn' t gonna put you on new Yor no
and me or my Way. There is one song that I think must be
within those that the question of patriotism of the United States. I don'
t know what it' s called, I don' t know what it
' s supposed to be, cabarece that starts with a trumpet. They were
so late Well, the list hi made a list of intelligence. I'
m not going to mention some. For example, I asked him to give
the list of the most iconic pop songs in America of all time and put
among them A I will Ois, Love You, th Wine, Houston and
Out of the Ninety- two He Youth of the Beatles. I think it
has a lot to do with what we were talking about. There is also
Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dyland of one thousand nine hundred and sixty-
five, in Baby Wormore Time of brig Spears, by Michael Jackson of one
thousand nine hundred and eighty- two. It puts Like A Prayer in there
for mcdonnald and Thriller. It puts others, but I don' t mention
it, because she' s crazy the pod for indie uc is that it
' s not Miybe Cyrus. I don' t remember whose devil that song
is. She did a version. It was from that song. There you
are, congratulations to the gringos on the day of independence, the happiness of
the gringos. Right now, I' m putting thrillel on today Eat your
hack hack hack dag ah I' m looking at the competition. You knew
this guy' s not gonna be in the champ. The chef is not
going to participate, so because he then made a picture of a vegan sausage
ah pussy. Now then that' s sponsored by Natens. So you were
told you have a conflict of sheath problem here. Then you can' t
participate in the competition. So, here today we' ll have in what
' s called conni Island a new one. We' ll have a new
champion, who already did a few years ago, but he regained his scepter
again. Mr Chess is not his last name. The guy wants to eat
you fast or two feet now wait. It' s a typical gringa meal.
Lock Don Two must be that or, at least, the most popular.
Among those who ask the empiza of the United States, not the Italian
pizza. The pizza comes from the Italians to New York, and Chicago,
and in New York and Chicago comes the pizza that one consumes and that piece
that one consumes. Critics also say. That pizza is American. I think
the gringa food is that. Hamberg is not gringo. Hamberg is not gringo.
That is already explained until James of Jesus said it in a thousand nine
hundred and ninety. You knew where the Hamberger came from. I see it
with a hat commercial Regga ninety- five, you come out the bath