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tiaspatiopandas :
just keep using it, everything is horrible for us.i found a reply video that said it is fine 😁
2022-11-23 19:42:24
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Katy :
It’s fine that app isn’t even accurate lol
2022-11-23 19:53:38
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juls :
that app is actually known for being extremely inaccurate. don’t even think about it lol
2022-12-01 09:02:30
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![Credit to @slash Credit to @thelegendsofmusic Stevie Wonder performing “Living For The City” Live on West German Music Television Show Der Musikladen “Living For The City” was written as a social commentary about a young black man who experiences discrimination in looking for work and eventually seeks to escape to New York City in hopes of finding a new life. The song alludes to the Second Great Migration and what African-American people had experienced in those harsh times. In an interview when asked about the messages in his songs, Stevie Wonder had this to say: “I think the deepest I really got into how I feel about the way things are was in ‘Living For The City.’ I was able to show the hurt and the anger. You still have that same mother that scrubs the floors for many, she’s still doing it. Now what is that about? And that father who works some days for 14 hours. That’s still happening.” During the production of the song, Stevie asked one of the janitors to say the line: “Get into that cell, N-word”. That particular line was later sampled the line on “Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos” a track on their 1989 It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back album. Musically, Stevie Wonder played all the instruments on the song and was assisted by Malcolm Cecil and Robert Margouleff for recording engineering and synthesizer programming. #Music #Soul #StevieWonder iiii]; )'](/video/cover/7401880837777640734.webp)
