That moment you see audience and realize your parents were WAY cooler than you will ever be...

a reply to: Firewater

It would most likely be someone running down the street in tears!

Haven't seen anything about him for ages. Might have a look later.

Cheers.

a reply to: Iamonlyhuman

Star Spangled Banner-
youtu.be...

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There are quite a few of them on there.

Colter Wall- if you don't know who he is you might want to video yourself, you will see why very soon into it.

youtu.be... --- Sleeping on the Black Top

youtu.be... --- The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie


Hank Williams-


youtu.be... --- Country Boy Can Survive



That's the best I can do for now. I haven't ever signed in on my new phone and this one is quite fidgety. If you do seriously like music and have time you can go on a pleasant journey just looking at associated videos.


Eta- this one is interesting it's a song called racism where a white rapper talks about the difference between rednecks and white trash and the difference between nword and blacks (Warning he says the word). I think he could have done a better job with the song, but I do like the concept. A white rapper named Tom MacDonald also has quite a few songs talking about race, cancel culture and all the hot button issues that have some interesting reactions as well.

Adam Calhoun-
youtu.be... -- racism

a reply to: snarfbot

To have discussions and understanding of people you have to get to know each other. I think this is an excellent way of doing so, because music breaks through the persons projection and reaches them at a different level.

Try it once go find a song that is meaningful to you and watch someone quite different from yourself attempt to undertsand it, see the point it takes them over. It actually gave me a much greater appreciation of songs that I've always heard, but not really listened to.

Chris Stapleton - Tennessee Whiskey youtu.be... is a good one or
The Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody, ..
youtu.be... that dude has an amazing voice and live. When you see a black woman looking at Chris Stapleton's oversized hairy self and in a few moments they're in love (some start squirming and all)


If you've ever found yourself entertained by people watching, this changes the dynamic.

Every. Single. Day. Pretty high

If one remembers the 70s , they weren't there.

(too easy and I couldn't resist)