Recentemente, regressou, e, como o mesmo livro que se lê em diferentes idades...o significado é sempre melhor, diferente e mais sensato.
Por isso, a todos os:
50 cent e todos os demais cacofonos sedentos de $...
"putos" brancos que acham que são pretos...
...e tudo o demais que envolve esta "coisada" toda em redor do "bling" ou do "respect" e afins...
you can kiss my white pt ass... basta-me o Gil e mais uns deles.
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Lyrics by: Gil Scott Heron
Para melhor compreensão do "slang" eis as instruções, cortesia Wiki:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Revolution_Will_Not_Be_Televised
- "Plug in, turn on, and cop out," a reference to Timothy Leary's pro-LSD phrase "Turn on, tune in, drop out."
- Skag, slang term for heroin
- Xerox, best-known manufacturer (at the time of the poem's writing) of photocopying machines. The name has also become a genericized trademark that colloquially means "to photocopy".
- Richard Nixon, 37th president of the United States
- John N. Mitchell, U.S. Attorney General under Nixon
- General Creighton Abrams, commander of military operations during the Vietnam War
- Spiro Agnew, 39th vice president of the United States under Nixon
- "Hog maws," sometimes misheard as "hog moss," soul food made from hog jowls
- Schaefer Award Theater, radio show by Dick Clark
- Natalie Wood, film actress (incorrectly referred to as "Natalie Woods")
- Steve McQueen, film actor
- Bullwinkle, cartoon character
- Julia, a TV half-hour sitcom series starring Diahann Carroll
- "Give your mouth sex appeal", from Ultra Brite toothpaste advertising
- Instant replay, a sports television term
- Whitney Young, civil rights leader
- Roy Wilkins, executive director of the NAACP
- Watts, a neighborhood in Los Angeles, referring to the Watts Riots of 1965
- “Red, black, and green”, the colors of the Pan-African flag
- Green Acres, a U.S. television sitcom
- The Beverly Hillbillies, a U.S. television sitcom
- Hooterville “Junction” [sic], the fictional setting of Green Acres and Petticoat Junction
- Search for Tomorrow, a U.S. television soap opera
- Dick and Jane, white children, a sister and brother, featured in American basal readers
- “Eleven o’clock news”, a reference to a generic television news program
- “Women liberationists”, a reference to the feminist movement
- Jackie Onassis, seen during the period in television broadcasts covering Kennedy memorials
- Jim Webb, U.S. composer
- Francis Scott Key, author of the words to “The Star-Spangled Banner”
- Glen Campbell, U.S. pop music singer
- Tom Jones, Welsh pop music singer
- Johnny Cash, U.S. country music singer
- Engelbert Humperdinck, British pop music singer
- Rare Earth, all-white U.S. pop music band signed to Motown Records
- “White tornado”, advertising slogan for Ajax cleanser, “Ajax cleans like a white tornado”
- “White lightning”, a slang term for moonshine, the name of a 1950s country and western song by George Jones, and an American psychedelic rock band
- “Dove in your bedroom”, a television advertising image associated with Dove Anti-perspirant Deodorant Cream
- “Tiger in your tank”, an Esso advertising slogan created by Chicago copywriter Emery Smith [1]
- “Giant in your toilet bowl,” reference to the Liquid Plumr commercials saying that it cleared so well it was like "having a giant in your toilet bowl" (to work the plunger) with an animation of a large disembodied arm using a plunger on your toilet.
- “Go better with Coke”, a Coca-Cola advertising slogan, “Things go better with Coke”
- “Fight the germs that may cause bad breath”, from Listerine advertising
- “Put you in the driver’s seat” (advertising slogan from a car rental company, Hertz)
- Rerun
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