Homosexuality in Same Love by Macklemore with Ryan Lewis and Mary Lambert

"My love, she keeps me warm." Without context, these lyrics have no influence or power. But if you are told that these words are being sung by female singers, and the lyrics before me that suddenly the meaning of these words is that women are It is like singing. Her love is another woman (Haggerty, Lewis, Lambert, 2102). These lyrics come from the 2012 song "Same Love" by Macklemore, Ryan Lewis and Mary Lambert. In the song "same love", McCremoi is opposed to discrimination, homosexual rights and equality of marriage found in the modern era.

"Same Love" released by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis in 2012 is a revolutionary musical moment. This is the first time that a song about the homosexual rights entered the top 40. For single singer Mary Lambert, this is the moment her life will change forever. Lambert remembers her first time she noticed that it was all about it. "After Heist's singles were released, I was at WaMu Theater, there were 8000. My last show was 80 people, the last solo exhibition may be 15. I am behind the scenes I am sad, I am not happy - this is a complex feeling just like I can not turn back, even if I want to continue to be a bartender on Second Avenue, I can not do it she said. Since that time, Lambert recorded a solo album "Heart On My Sleeve" and signed Capitol Records. Singer's dream has come true and she has gained a lot of experience in 26 years.

"The same love" (2001 - 2100, 2012 special release) of the Middle Ages (600-1450), and Mary Lambert, McLumor and Ryan Lewis of the 21st century. While these music works come from two different spectra in history, they have some important similarities, and some important differences that reflect the sound of time-changing art It is. Since the Middle Ages, "Paradisum" was various at the time. Features of the Middle Ages