Pop Music Then and Now. Media analyst Mark Dice compares the lyrics from popular songs from the 1950s to the hit songs of today. It’s amazing to see how hit …
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Pre and Post Illuminati Pop Music – Analysis of Lyrics and Song Meanings from Past vs Present
December 8, 2013 88 Comments »
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Apples and oranges, bud.
We all know that lyrics are the only part of a song.
You're comparing the verses of songs to choruses and hooks of another. How about this classic? "Hey Jude nanaanana Hey Jude nanananana Hey Jude nananananananana Hey Jude nanananana."
Such deep lyrics and the way they sing it for 4 minutes straight is so 'uplifting."
You're an ignorant fuck to be comparing the songs in the way you did. How anyone takes you seriously I will never know.
This is completely stupid, yeezus…
Lol dude kanye is known for his experimentalism not for just his lyrics. He's one of the greatest artists of all time.
bro do you know the difference between pop and hip hop/rap, if you used mainstream pop music like 1d or something it would be like the exact same…
That's why I listen to old school pop, soul, r&b, and hip hop because most of today's music is not good!
The songs back in the day are much more inspiring than the evil-influenced songs of today. These people are indeed morons for rejecting and denying God. Well I got news to the zombie masses who love these evil worshiping celebrities, GOD IS MORE REAL THAN YOUR REALITY. You will see that someday. Mark is trying to compare the lyrics of the songs that are popular back in the day and today. The genre is irrelevant, use your brain zombies! wake up! Evil is everywhere. Stop denying our Creator's existence. Make a decision which side you're on while you still can. You know who wins in the end.