Where are the modern protest anthems?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one whose social media feed is filled with multiple new posts and different videos of the young folk singer Mon Rovia’s protest song that sounds like a sweet love song but is a depressing protest anthem?

He’s been all over MSM as well, and he performed at a recent ACLU event.

But he needs more songs. It’s just the one that he keeps pushing.


I was introduced to him via social media. The song is Heavy Foot. I really it and like his music.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the Name Of.

With respect to you and RATM, I think OP is asking why they and so few others don’t have something new responding to the last year, or the last decade. Spike Lee asked Public Enemy to write an anthem to use in Do the Right Thing and they came up with Fight the Power within days. Where is everyone?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the Name Of.

With respect to you and RATM, I think OP is asking why they and so few others don’t have something new responding to the last year, or the last decade. Spike Lee asked Public Enemy to write an anthem to use in Do the Right Thing and they came up with Fight the Power within days. Where is everyone?
Another poster mentioned Labour on the previous page. That’s the answer. It’s been all over social media for the last year+.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Curious what artists, mainstream or indie, are putting out songs about this current moment. Thinking of either blunt in your face like LLM's "Immigrants, we get the job done" or even Taylor's cheeky You Need to Calm Down that was pro LGBT and anti Internet bullying.

I'm certainly not in the zeitgeist but what am I missing today?


GreenDay
Dropkick Murphys
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:On The Day It Finally Happens

This is indeed very good.
Anonymous

I love how his Maga fans are bothered by this.




Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one whose social media feed is filled with multiple new posts and different videos of the young folk singer Mon Rovia’s protest song that sounds like a sweet love song but is a depressing protest anthem?

He’s been all over MSM as well, and he performed at a recent ACLU event.

But he needs more songs. It’s just the one that he keeps pushing.


I was introduced to him via social media. The song is Heavy Foot. I really it and like his music.



He’s all over my feeds too, luckily I like the song. He does have plenty of other songs, this is just the one getting attention. Interesting back story too.
Anonymous
I like rap

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Rage Against the Maxhine - Killing in the Name Of.


Not new, but this will always be it for my Gen X self.
Anonymous
Spice Girls
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the Name Of.

With respect to you and RATM, I think OP is asking why they and so few others don’t have something new responding to the last year, or the last decade. Spike Lee asked Public Enemy to write an anthem to use in Do the Right Thing and they came up with Fight the Power within days. Where is everyone?
Another poster mentioned Labour on the previous page. That’s the answer. It’s been all over social media for the last year+.


Labour is a feminist anthem, not a protest song about our government.

I do like that What's Up is making a resurgence though.
Anonymous
Maven Morris “Better Than We Found It”
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one whose social media feed is filled with multiple new posts and different videos of the young folk singer Mon Rovia’s protest song that sounds like a sweet love song but is a depressing protest anthem?

He’s been all over MSM as well, and he performed at a recent ACLU event.

But he needs more songs. It’s just the one that he keeps pushing.


I was introduced to him via social media. The song is Heavy Foot. I really it and like his music.



Ty for sharing!

Anonymous
Springsteen comes through

Anonymous
Bad news Zach Bryan
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