Who Will Survive in America

"Who survives in America" ​​is the last song of the American version of Rapper Kanye West's album "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy". [1] In this work there is no song of West himself, at the end of the album it is based on the sample of "No.1 Commentary" by Gil Scott-Heron [2] Scott-Heron speaks spoken verbally It is. Surreal list is working. Faded idealism of African American experience and American dream. According to music writer Greg Scott, Scott Helen's poem can not recognize the more basic needs of the African-American community, in which the revolutionary youth movement of the 1960s was compiled into a reduced version of the truck I criticized that. While holding its essence, I felt African-American men isolated from his country and culture. In contrast, Sean Fennessey interprets it as "an overly serious consequence for an album focused on self-small nightmare" rather than "some painful social rejection." [4] West has previously collected Scott-Heron on his 2005 album "Late Registration" track "My Way Home".

Kanye West's 2010 album "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" has a song that tends to be overlooked, "Who will survive the US?" This song features the world seeking Utopia of Gil Scott-Heron. A way to recognize that the US "washing with a boring perfume" last week is jerky. It is not an exaggeration to say that after the 'reform' bill is established people are beginning to feel a stink of new reality and many people can not survive. America was once known as a place of opportunity. On the Statue of Liberty, "Give me your tiredness, your poor." These words seem to have lost meaning since the playing cards took office.

Who will survive in America in the cards? The truth is as follows. Trump has never seen the United States. He is a wealthy New Yorker that is surrounded by other wealthy white people. The only reason he can deceive so many poor brothers to vote for him is that he is whiteness is the only thing he can play with them. Unfortunately, only poor white people can suffer and survive. People who come to this country to realize America's dream will suffer. Those who have established their own countries through blood, sweat, tears still deal with systematic racial discrimination and post traumatic stress disorder and can not survive. But do you know who can survive?

Perhaps the problem should be "Who can not survive in the United States?" Because those who can survive already know that they can drive a private jet without being affected by taxes. People who can afford medical expenses may be avoided. Graduates who are trying to graduate can stay at home only while they are trying to repay a student's loan and only survive by declining the two jobs. If you are lucky enough to be a 1% or a notorious 53% vote for some white female playing cards, you may continue to be safe for the coming years. But for those who do not have trust funds or wealthy parents, the struggle is brewing.