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I was at university when that song was released and it used to amuse me greatly at the number of rich students singing along as if the song was some show of uni
by rahoulb 5y ago
I was at university when that song was released and it used to amuse me greatly at the number of rich students singing along as if the song was some show of unity with “common people” - not taking a second to actually think about the lyrics.
- rchaud 5y ago"Born in the USA" continues to be a staple of Republican rallies. Michael Douglas' "Greed is Good" movie speech had a bigger cultural impact than the actual plot of the film (Wall Street, 1987), where the exploitative nature of private equity takeovers is shown, and where both Douglas and Sheen eventually land in prison for insider trading.