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nine viable candidates
were listed
as the best "song"
by Chuck Berry
+
the best "song"
by Miles Davis
HOWEVER
a second question
is asked
about the listed titles:
Which is
the most important "song"
by each artist?
AND
one and only one title
is correct:
Chuck Berry's
most important song is
because sales of
Maybelline Cosmetics
spiked
whenever Chuck Berry
performed the song
on a television show
[American Bandstand, eg]
AND
the conclusion was drawn
by the advertising industry
in the middle of the
20th century:
Black artists
can effectively promote products
primarily used by
white people
In the year 2025,
proof of this is available
wherever video advertising
exists
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Miles Davis'
most important song is
because it is
the perfect response
to the statement
below:
"Our next-door neighbor
is a transvestite"
or
"The management of our
favorite grocery store
is all Black and Latino"
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© OLIVERIO ©
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Indisputably interesting page but one can read this comment
ReplyDeleteand say nothing more than So What.
There is a parallel to be drawn here regarding the SUPER BOWL...
ReplyDeleteThe "Best Superbowl" is a matter of great debate
BUT the Most Important Superbowl would have to be
Superbowl III: when the New York Jets
from the vastly inferior Amercan Football League
upset the heavily-favored Baltimore Colts,
giving enough legitimacy to the AFL
to justify merging the two leagues
into one
-Oliverio