Protest Song

The song is all about U.S economy and the critical political condition in the country when the song was released in 2004. Basically, the song and the video emphasize the atrocities of Bush government and encouraged voters to vote George W. Bush out of office. Also, how former President Bush was trying to twist Americans brains into thinking fighting in the war was   right and what Eminem is trying to say that its wrong and to stand up to Bush. Everyone knows that the leaders are corrupt, biased, and do things according to their own personal agendas, not the will of the people. Everyone complains and argues, yet nobody does nothing. Eminem recognizes the energy and raw power the youth shows in the mosh pits of concerts and appeals to the youth to channel this energy into political activism for the greater good of the nation.












                                                                      Protest Song
        "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America....." This is what the current   pledge of allegiance to the United States flag presets and read like. Also it's the first few lines of the protest song,   "Mosh", which I have chosen to talk about.   "Mosh" was produced in 2004 first as a digital download single, before the 2004 Presidential Election; and its music video was released on October 26, 2004, debuted just one week prior to the election.   Basically, the song and the video emphasize the atrocities of Bush government and encouraged   voters to vote George W. Bush out of office.  
          The song was written by Marshall B. Mathers " (Eminem), Mark Batson and few other songwriters, and was produced by Dr. Dre and Mark Batson; they are both famous record producer and arranger. Mark Batson   was responsible for many hip-hop singers' tracks such as Jay - Z, 50 cent, and Snoop Dogg from 2002 up to the present. Eminem himself, as a rapper, actor and singer, established credibility and gained popularity quickly...