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And I was asking artificial intelligence.
What' s the American song you say,

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that' s America, when you
hear it oh, what beyond the

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anthem I mean, popular music and
that yuk- in- professor, I

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don' t know what they say. I asked him you know that the

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eighties were determinants for the perception of
popular culture. It was like when he

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revived the patriotic, triotic feeling in
the hearts of the Americans. With the

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question of then, the Reagan administration
took care to restore pride and that feeling

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to the Americans. Before the decade
of the sixties and seventies was very iconoclast.

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The issue of war, death,
the hippie movement, a group of

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anti- American bastards who were around
the world, but certainly the United States,

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in the eighties, regained the vigorous
power of cultural influence that never lost

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it significantly, but that from the
eighties it went to vasallante on that issue.

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They' re a little complicated.
They have now returned to the same

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thing. I mean, I didn' t live the 1960s or the 1970s,

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but I think that what is living
as erosion, as a society that

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has somehow eroded the feeling of patriotism
to the point that there are fools who

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talk about the American flag being a
symbol of oppression and white supremacy and racism

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and all that stupidity. You will
soon hear it here in a leftist from

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the courtyard of your preference, who
will begin to say that, without putting

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the flag, the day of independence
or having flags in the cart or in

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the form of marking or anti-
Haitianism, because they are already installing that

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narrative here. But that' s
part of that manual that works with that

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cancer that' s the modern left
all over the world. And I was

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asking you, please tell me,
what is the most emblematic song that when

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you hear it, think about America
the intelligence of another evil, the song

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that when I hear it, I
think about America and all you can think

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about culture was war. He said
thriller, Michael Jackson' s thriller,

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and he says well, he says
it to himself, he says experience.

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The most emblematic pop song in the
United States is a subjective theme and would

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depend on several factors, such as
cultural impact, performance in popularity listings and

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public opinion. But, anyway,
one of the most American songs of all

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time is Michael Jackson' s Thriller, which was released in nineteen hundred and

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eighty- two. Thriller became a
cultural phenomenon that broke borders around the world

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since the music video and its immense
popularity. It still remains one of the

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least sold single songs of all time
and continues to be celebrated as an essential

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piece of pop music in American musical
history. And I went beyond saying pussy

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programming a list of songs, please, the only ones, from there,

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from there to here American song and
made me a list of ten. That

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intelligence is going to say Pussy you
are Azara you have to be that it

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is not British, although there is
a discussion within the entertainment industry and I

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have out there a Billboard book that
there are chapters in the musical history,

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where the similarities and products that came
out of Britain and the United States are

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so similar that you can put it
in the same package culturally speaking, but

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in the movement of the sixties,
pop music United States had its phenomenon that

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was ELVIS and that would then be
extinct by the Beatles that decade of the

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sixties, which is very interesting in
music, because it also had many artists

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who came out of Britain, Rollingston, for example, who were hyper popular

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in the United States or you go
to the decade of the seventies, and

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there it comes in that it was
a band that was a phenomenon of astronomical

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proportions of popularity in the United States. Some believe or argue that the faggotification

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of Freddy Mercury' s scenes made
them less popular in the American public,

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because still in the seventies the subject
of homosexuality is a very bad thing,

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but I' m surprised because it' s in the seventy finals of sp

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that this rock grade begins and you
were there you have it painted and you

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don' t know and they'
re male, they' re like David

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wou and those people, the Francis
are nothing three years. Francinata to the

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already at that time was a resentful, because Francinatra came from the decade of

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the forties and decade of the late
thirties to the forties and fifties and was

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a phenomenon of popularity. But then, when this tiger, the loving one

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with sack this crouter that there was
in the hat time, is replaced by

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a vulgar plebe group of rattlers like
viruses or like Vis Presley. He spent

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a lot of time criticizing that.
Some people argue that he was doing it

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and there is an article that he
wrote in a magazine that spread a lot,

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that he called that music the music
of evil or bad music happens.

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Then there are those who say good. What happened with Francin Natra happens with

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any artist who has enjoyed a lot
of popularity and that already the and the

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desire of those of the young fanatics
and the flashes of the cameras no longer

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flash for him, but for other
people is no longer center of attention or

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sexual fantasies, of adolescents. The
song there are those who say that,

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the Cinnata song to the class that
is from my Way New York, New

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York and New York w York.
He has many, but there is li

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but the scoundrel the insurrect cleve,
the one who bathes only once a day.

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You know those two because they'
re the ones used for references.

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But a real synatra follower isn'
t gonna put you on new Yor no

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and me or my Way. There
is one song that I think must be

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within those that the question of patriotism
of the United States. I don'

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t know what it' s called, I don' t know what it

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' s supposed to be, cabarece
that starts with a trumpet. They were

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so late Well, the list hi
made a list of intelligence. I'

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m not going to mention some.
For example, I asked him to give

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the list of the most iconic pop
songs in America of all time and put

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among them A I will Ois,
Love You, th Wine, Houston and

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Out of the Ninety- two He
Youth of the Beatles. I think it

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has a lot to do with what
we were talking about. There is also

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Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dyland
of one thousand nine hundred and sixty-

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five, in Baby Wormore Time of
brig Spears, by Michael Jackson of one

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thousand nine hundred and eighty- two. It puts Like A Prayer in there

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for mcdonnald and Thriller. It puts
others, but I don' t mention

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it, because she' s crazy
the pod for indie uc is that it

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' s not Miybe Cyrus. I
don' t remember whose devil that song

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is. She did a version.
It was from that song. There you

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are, congratulations to the gringos on
the day of independence, the happiness of

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the gringos. Right now, I' m putting thrillel on today Eat your

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hack hack hack dag ah I'
m looking at the competition. You knew

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this guy' s not gonna be
in the champ. The chef is not

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going to participate, so because he
then made a picture of a vegan sausage

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ah pussy. Now then that'
s sponsored by Natens. So you were

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told you have a conflict of sheath
problem here. Then you can' t

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participate in the competition. So,
here today we' ll have in what

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' s called conni Island a new
one. We' ll have a new

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champion, who already did a few
years ago, but he regained his scepter

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again. Mr Chess is not his
last name. The guy wants to eat

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you fast or two feet now wait. It' s a typical gringa meal.

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Lock Don Two must be that or, at least, the most popular.

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Among those who ask the empiza of
the United States, not the Italian

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pizza. The pizza comes from the
Italians to New York, and Chicago,

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and in New York and Chicago comes
the pizza that one consumes and that piece

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that one consumes. Critics also say. That pizza is American. I think

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the gringa food is that. Hamberg
is not gringo. Hamberg is not gringo.

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That is already explained until James of
Jesus said it in a thousand nine

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hundred and ninety. You knew where
the Hamberger came from. I see it

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with a hat commercial Regga ninety-
five, you come out the bath