Yes, specially considering that "Un violador en tu camino" by Las Tesis has become an international anthem for feminist protests. Also, "El pueblo unido" by Quilapayun is a well known protest anthem in the world.
As a Hongkonger, it means a lot to see so many of my favorite UA-camrs making high-quality content that shares our story. The worst times can also bring out the best in people. Thank you for shining a light on that. 香港加油！
Do you hear the people sing? Singing a song of angry men? It is the music of a people who will not be slaves again When the beating of your heart echoes the beating of the drums There is a life about to start when tomorrow comes
@@silobobus3268 but before that he managed to somehow cut his body in 200 tiny parts, while writing a letter in fluent mandarin that Hongkong is part of China.
@William Singht Just gonna reply to a couple points here: 1. Protesters killed about 4 men: 4? I can technically only think of one arguable case where the protesters indirectly killed someone innocent, meanwhile, the police are in suspicion killed so much more. The amount of discovered corpses or suicide cases had a dramatic increase since the protests started and the police labeled all of them as “Not suspicious". There are a couple ridiculous cases like a competitive swimmer “choosing to commit suicide by drowning herself”, but nothing came out of it. That’s why the protesters demand an independent investigation unit because HK police have lost all its trust from us. 2. Robbed shops and malls: We never robbed any shops and malls. We DID destroy a lot of shops that have strong economic affiliation with the Chinese gov or openly supporting the police, but we never robbed them. There are even cases where a guy pretending to be a protester try to rob a Xiaomi store (which is a clear Chinese company), and real protesters found out and beat that guy up. 3. Destroyed a lot of property: Yes we did destroy a lot of property, but they are never mindless destruction. Other than the point mentioned above, we destroyed traffic lights because of the recently implemented Chinese-made facial recognition cameras on those traffic lights and in protest of the facial recognition based social-credit system. We destroyed MTR because they have started closing the train station whenever protesters or just innocent people are trying to run away from the police and also refused to release CCTV footage of the 8/31 massacre, which the police were rumored to have killed people within the MTR station. Before MTR started to go against the protesters and actually help the protesters escape, we have treated them too well while running away from the police: We never jumped any gates, we left spare coins and spare tickets for escaping protesters behind us so that MTR won’t lose money from us just not paying our fares, and when the police released tear gas in an MTR station, there are protesters who volunteered to clean the tear gas residue the next day. Because we have done above and beyond for MTR, it is so disheartening when they decided to go against us after CCP pressures them to. 4. Never do any job: ARE YOU KIDDING ME? HK people are one of the few protesters in modern history where we work during the day, and protests almost entirely at night, lunchtimes, and weekends, for like a very extensive time now (like what 7 months now?). We have tried to organize an HK-wide strike a couple times since September and FAILED because most HKers needs to work. It is just part of our culture here, and that's why we shift our strategy to now using HK people’s economic prowess (from working so damn hard all the time) to perform our own economic sanction against pro-police or pro-Chinese companies. There are also a lot of protests in Central, where people protest during lunchtimes, and go back to work afterward (so like imagine like Wall Street people protests during their lunchtime and go back to work straight afterward). We protesters even make fun of ourselves for being like this, and this point is honestly the silliest point. Thanks for making my week. 5. Taking US embassy money: Proof? 6. Running panicky from unarmed police: What? How is this even a point?
Orb Plant They are not just protesting the extradition of murders. They are protesting the abilities of China to enforce their will on the people of Hong Kong.
@Orb Plant This is just the tipping point, but if you witness how all systems in Hong Kong corrupted by the CCP government over 22 years of the handover, you would not give you irrational praise to China. You keep buying shit from ccp China is fine, but we don't.
except the part where he pretending as though BLM is a genuine movement for good or peace. they use the same tactics as the thing which we are fighting against, that makes you no better in my eyes. You want to end violence and racism? start with yourself first, stop perpetuating the violence and racism at all cost from inside. Refuse to use the weapons that they put in your hands. id rather die or getting beaten to near death than stoop to my enemy's level. BLM is not helping anyone of any race or creed, theyre fighting fire with fire and its burning everyone. meanwhile the groups that form weekly and locally who refuse to lift their hands in anger get ZERO media attention. there are really good things happening across the USA but if you watch the news, you wouldnt know it... sorry for the rant, im sure someones going to get triggered over the truth. i have no affiliation with any ideology or sect.
I mean BLM is a legitimate movement whether you agree with them or not. Ion agree with all their ideas but they are protesting police brutality and institutional racism.
I highly recommend to check out the Singing Revolution in the Baltic States where music indeed changed the history of three nations and people literally sang themselves free.
Based on what facts do you state that? Demographic decline is a problem in almost every Western country and e.g. in Estonia the number of the population has increased. The unemployment rate has lately constantly been under 5%, in the latest Corruption Perceptions Index Estonia ranks 18th least corrupt country in the world, higher than for example France or Ireland. Closure of all factories? That is absolute bullshit. And the GDP per capita of the three countries are higher than Greece. Where's the economic bottom here?
Just a small correction: the protests of June 1830 were, in fact, against King Charles X and successfully overthrew him (Louis Phillippe took the crown right after and, indeed, left the throne due to the 1848 revolution). Great video, nevertheless!
No he said it correctly. Les Mis is about the June Rebellion in 1832 which failed to overthrow Louis Phillipe. The uprising in 1830 that overthrew Charles X was the July Revolution.
@@matthewcapobianco9332 Oh, yeah, I just looked it up. Indeed, Les Mis is about the June 1832 riots, of which king Louis Phillippe was the target. Nevermind the correction. Great video, still!
Good for you for actually admitting you were wrong and looking it up. Don't see that too often on the internet. Regained a little bit of hope for humanity
Highland Cathedral and Auld Lang Syne on the bagpipes both invoke memories of the handover ceremony in 1997. As well, of course, as God Save the Queen, Rule Britannia, and Nimrod. British nostalgia is still prominent in HK.
Castrik NM No doubt whatsoever. Many interviewed Hong Kongers have said that they never understood how a country’s national anthem could stir the emotions within when singing the Chinese national anthem. When they started singing Glory to Hong Kong, they finally understood what it felt like to have a stirring national anthem.
@William Singht look no government system is perfect even democracy. But if these people believe that a democracy is what their country needs then let them do it.
@@peelslowly28 Exactly. Nobody deserves the right to tell anyone else what to think, and THAT'S what democracy means to me. I think there are enough people like that left in the world that I still have hope for it.
@William Singht the greatest benefit of a democratic system is, that you can call it bullshit without getting prisoned or killed. Try this in a totalitarian state.
I did NOT know that "Do You Hear The People Sing" was used as a protest song in Hong Kong! As an avid Les Mis fan, I don't think I can listen to the song the same way again.
If you want the ultimate protest song, try the Irish. Rebel songs have been part of history since we started! As Gaelige or in English, we've always had a proud tradition of voicing our minds through song. Our national anthem is even called 'The Soldiers Song'!
One glaring omission is songs from the canto-pop band Beyond. Later in their careers they were very outspoken on political issues and being one of the most famous and well loved bands from Hong Kong, they hold a special place.
As time goes, we watch back. History including music history tell people of Hong Kong is doing the right thing. Thank you for bringing this history together. Very meaningful! That’s the power of music!
Thank you for making this video, really well researched! This really helps make people from around the world be aware of HK‘s protest for freedom and democracy!
All the songs basically starting from 2014 that were listed in the video - Raise the Umbrella Do you hear the people sing? Sing Hallelujah to the Lord Glory to Hong Kong Tbh, I always sing "Do you hear the people sing" and "Glory to Hong Kong" out loud everytime my Mainland friends sing their national anthem just to trigger them.
I would say music plays an even bigger role in the chilean protests, songs like el pueblo unido jamas sera vencido, el baile de los que sobran and el derecho de vivir have become anthems
They should sing the Internationale, as it at its heart is a song about solidarity and standing up against oppression and was used by communists when it was a movement of standing up against tyrants but kept being sung when the revolutions themselves turned to oppressive states. The irony would be very poetic.
What about any of the larger and more important protests where people are actually being suppressed with lethal force? What about Chile? What about Yemen? What about the counter-coup in Bolivia?
Whilst I have no connections to it; I've been supportive of Hong Kong and have been involved in some student protests at my university. Whilst we weren't a massive crowd at one protest in the middle of campus we had a massive sing of 'Do You Hear The People Sing?' and many onlookers joined in. It really left a lot of people spellbound.
oh yeah, of course 6:53 is a very good example of the singer showing his sympathy to the people of Hong Kong and detailing how Hong Kong's situation is exactly like a dystopia. 10/10 very clear and easy to tell that he is saying that.
Makes video about fkn Beyoncé: 200k views Makes video about actual people revolting against a tyrannical communist regime: 50k views. People are sheep.
I mean, the hong kong protests are cool and all, but what about the ones in Chile, Lebanon, Iraq, France, India, etc.? There much larger and there have been more deaths.
@Orb Plant Also because the Hong Kong protestors are protesting *for* neoliberalism instead of against it, so the protests are making corporations money, and media companies are owned by those huge corporations
Songs are also very important in the protests in Chile. It would be very interesting to see the opinion of this channel of that subject.
Agree, Hong Kong turned to be a western media show to demonise China, no word about Chile's fight against neoliberalism in western media.
@@alanmilanez4896 this👆
Yes, specially considering that "Un violador en tu camino" by Las Tesis has become an international anthem for feminist protests.
Also, "El pueblo unido" by Quilapayun is a well known protest anthem in the world.
+1
Víctor Jara is well known around the world.
Genuinely got goosebumps from that clip of the students singing "Do You Hear the People Sing" over the national anthem. Beautiful.
SpirusOfH now that's real edgy
@@eeshsinger I don't see the edge here, pal. He just said that the clip gave him goosebumps.
@@eeshsinger 🤡
As a Hongkonger, it means a lot to see so many of my favorite UA-camrs making high-quality content that shares our story. The worst times can also bring out the best in people. Thank you for shining a light on that. 香港加油！
Hey man you should really invest in a gas mask there are a lot from the ussr and are very cheap but effective
光復香港 時代革命
五大訴求 缺一不可
@William Singht LOL chinese CCP bots are so obvlious... They must be giving you a big raise in social credit score...
@William Singht You subdued dog! Hongkongers will never bow to your regime of terror!
@@gort9374 that's true
And all hongkoners have my support
Do you hear the people sing?
Singing a song of angry men?
It is the music of a people
who will not be slaves again
When the beating of your heart
echoes the beating of the drums
There is a life about to start
when tomorrow comes
Emmanuel Kunt ok China.
Bro my school is doing les mis as a school play
Torus2112 Fucking hell that made me shed a tear
Will you join in our crusade?
Who will be strong and stand with me?
Somewhere beyond the barricade,
is there a world you long to see?
@Victor Way The man who saved Marius' father
As a Hong Kong citizen, I am thrilled to see my favorite UA-cam channel doing a video about my homeland. Thank you Polyphonic! 光復香港 時代革命！
我愛香港!
Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺
Greeting from Chile 💖💖 keep on fighting
BREAKING NEWS: UA-cam music reviewer found dead under mysterious circumstances
apparently it was a suicide with multiple shots to the back of the head
@@SadMarinersFan and he somehow also buried himself.
Don't put that up in the air like that
@@silobobus3268 but before that he managed to somehow cut his body in 200 tiny parts, while writing a letter in fluent mandarin that Hongkong is part of China.
I’m from Hong Kong, thanks Polyphonic for this episode on our city! Fight for Freedom; Stand with Hong Kong🖐👆
Hong Kong protesters are one the bravest people on earth! You WILL win!
☔
香港加油☂️
@William Singht Just gonna reply to a couple points here:
1. Protesters killed about 4 men: 4? I can technically only think of one arguable case where the protesters indirectly killed someone innocent, meanwhile, the police are in suspicion killed so much more. The amount of discovered corpses or suicide cases had a dramatic increase since the protests started and the police labeled all of them as “Not suspicious". There are a couple ridiculous cases like a competitive swimmer “choosing to commit suicide by drowning herself”, but nothing came out of it. That’s why the protesters demand an independent investigation unit because HK police have lost all its trust from us.
2. Robbed shops and malls: We never robbed any shops and malls. We DID destroy a lot of shops that have strong economic affiliation with the Chinese gov or openly supporting the police, but we never robbed them. There are even cases where a guy pretending to be a protester try to rob a Xiaomi store (which is a clear Chinese company), and real protesters found out and beat that guy up.
3. Destroyed a lot of property: Yes we did destroy a lot of property, but they are never mindless destruction. Other than the point mentioned above, we destroyed traffic lights because of the recently implemented Chinese-made facial recognition cameras on those traffic lights and in protest of the facial recognition based social-credit system. We destroyed MTR because they have started closing the train station whenever protesters or just innocent people are trying to run away from the police and also refused to release CCTV footage of the 8/31 massacre, which the police were rumored to have killed people within the MTR station. Before MTR started to go against the protesters and actually help the protesters escape, we have treated them too well while running away from the police: We never jumped any gates, we left spare coins and spare tickets for escaping protesters behind us so that MTR won’t lose money from us just not paying our fares, and when the police released tear gas in an MTR station, there are protesters who volunteered to clean the tear gas residue the next day. Because we have done above and beyond for MTR, it is so disheartening when they decided to go against us after CCP pressures them to.
4. Never do any job: ARE YOU KIDDING ME? HK people are one of the few protesters in modern history where we work during the day, and protests almost entirely at night, lunchtimes, and weekends, for like a very extensive time now (like what 7 months now?). We have tried to organize an HK-wide strike a couple times since September and FAILED because most HKers needs to work. It is just part of our culture here, and that's why we shift our strategy to now using HK people’s economic prowess (from working so damn hard all the time) to perform our own economic sanction against pro-police or pro-Chinese companies. There are also a lot of protests in Central, where people protest during lunchtimes, and go back to work afterward (so like imagine like Wall Street people protests during their lunchtime and go back to work straight afterward). We protesters even make fun of ourselves for being like this, and this point is honestly the silliest point. Thanks for making my week.
5. Taking US embassy money: Proof?
6. Running panicky from unarmed police: What? How is this even a point?
A chilean one would be cool. “El baile de los que sobran” :)
Stand with Hong Kong 🇭🇰
Orb Plant They are not just protesting the extradition of murders. They are protesting the abilities of China to enforce their will on the people of Hong Kong.
@Orb Plant This is just the tipping point, but if you witness how all systems in Hong Kong corrupted by the CCP government over 22 years of the handover, you would not give you irrational praise to China. You keep buying shit from ccp China is fine, but we don't.
As a Hongkonger living in overseas, I have never been so proud as Hongkonger
Thank you Polyphonic for this content
Glory to be thee, Hong Kong
我願榮光歸香港
Music = universal love
Imagine all the people
This whole video gave me chills. I stand with the people of Hong kong!
except the part where he pretending as though BLM is a genuine movement for good or peace. they use the same tactics as the thing which we are fighting against, that makes you no better in my eyes. You want to end violence and racism? start with yourself first, stop perpetuating the violence and racism at all cost from inside. Refuse to use the weapons that they put in your hands. id rather die or getting beaten to near death than stoop to my enemy's level. BLM is not helping anyone of any race or creed, theyre fighting fire with fire and its burning everyone. meanwhile the groups that form weekly and locally who refuse to lift their hands in anger get ZERO media attention. there are really good things happening across the USA but if you watch the news, you wouldnt know it...
sorry for the rant, im sure someones going to get triggered over the truth. i have no affiliation with any ideology or sect.
I mean BLM is a legitimate movement whether you agree with them or not. Ion agree with all their ideas but they are protesting police brutality and institutional racism.
When will you start uploading the Dark Side of the Moon series? I am waiting patiently.
Yesyesyes
I highly recommend to check out the Singing Revolution in the Baltic States where music indeed changed the history of three nations and people literally sang themselves free.
Based on what facts do you state that? Demographic decline is a problem in almost every Western country and e.g. in Estonia the number of the population has increased. The unemployment rate has lately constantly been under 5%, in the latest Corruption Perceptions Index Estonia ranks 18th least corrupt country in the world, higher than for example France or Ireland. Closure of all factories? That is absolute bullshit. And the GDP per capita of the three countries are higher than Greece. Where's the economic bottom here?
@@kristiinave He must be one of those socialists that never lived in a socialist country.
Wow. Your videos never cease to educate and amaze me. Thank you for sharing such a timely topic in a way that is also true to your content.
That metal song was super heavy 👌 I dug the punk one too! Liberate Hong Kong!
Zubatticus same
Stand with Hong Kong 🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰
I applaud you and all my admiration go your way.
I know how hard it was to tackle this subject and what it means for your life. Kudos!
this is actually the coolest video ever
Just a small correction: the protests of June 1830 were, in fact, against King Charles X and successfully overthrew him (Louis Phillippe took the crown right after and, indeed, left the throne due to the 1848 revolution). Great video, nevertheless!
No he said it correctly. Les Mis is about the June Rebellion in 1832 which failed to overthrow Louis Phillipe. The uprising in 1830 that overthrew Charles X was the July Revolution.
@@matthewcapobianco9332 Oh, yeah, I just looked it up. Indeed, Les Mis is about the June 1832 riots, of which king Louis Phillippe was the target. Nevermind the correction. Great video, still!
Good for you for actually admitting you were wrong and looking it up. Don't see that too often on the internet. Regained a little bit of hope for humanity
Highland Cathedral and Auld Lang Syne on the bagpipes both invoke memories of the handover ceremony in 1997. As well, of course, as God Save the Queen, Rule Britannia, and Nimrod. British nostalgia is still prominent in HK.
I'm betting that if they do manage to topple their current government and make a Democracy, Glory to Hong Kong will become their new national anthem
Castrik NM No doubt whatsoever. Many interviewed Hong Kongers have said that they never understood how a country’s national anthem could stir the emotions within when singing the Chinese national anthem. When they started singing Glory to Hong Kong, they finally understood what it felt like to have a stirring national anthem.
@William Singht look no government system is perfect even democracy. But if these people believe that a democracy is what their country needs then let them do it.
@@peelslowly28 Exactly. Nobody deserves the right to tell anyone else what to think, and THAT'S what democracy means to me. I think there are enough people like that left in the world that I still have hope for it.
@William Singht the greatest benefit of a democratic system is, that you can call it bullshit without getting prisoned or killed. Try this in a totalitarian state.
"Hum Dekhenge" by Faiz Ahmed Faiz has been a defining protest song in the anti-CAA/NRC protests in India currently as well.
May Hong Kong Be Prosperous And Free.✌😄
*The Chinese Government Wants to Know Your Location*
I did NOT know that "Do You Hear The People Sing" was used as a protest song in Hong Kong! As an avid Les Mis fan, I don't think I can listen to the song the same way again.
Devon fun fact north American communist use it to
plady I didn’t know that either! than you
Devon
Yeah it’s ruined now
If you want the ultimate protest song, try the Irish. Rebel songs have been part of history since we started! As Gaelige or in English, we've always had a proud tradition of voicing our minds through song. Our national anthem is even called 'The Soldiers Song'!
Thank you for your concern❤️
Thank you so much for the video. From HK
Your videos are as always, amazing
SUCH A GREAT VIDEO!!! Thanks for the mention of punk and metal in here! FREE HONG KONG!!!!
One glaring omission is songs from the canto-pop band Beyond. Later in their careers they were very outspoken on political issues and being one of the most famous and well loved bands from Hong Kong, they hold a special place.
Hong Konger and year long subscriber here. Thank you!
So looking forward to this video.
Great video, Polyphonic is the best!!!
Hearing an actual protest sing Les miserables gave me goosebumps.
Brilliant video. So much research must go into making one. Looking forward to the next one.
As time goes, we watch back. History including music history tell people of Hong Kong is doing the right thing. Thank you for bringing this history together. Very meaningful! That’s the power of music!
thank you for your coverage on the protests! Support from Hong Kong
Stand with Hong Kong! 🇭🇰
Yes ☂️
Really cool video! Well done
Thank you so much to give a different look at the 2019-2020 protest of Hong Kong. We stand alone, but we have support from everywhere. Thanks.
Thank you for making this video, really well researched! This really helps make people from around the world be aware of HK‘s protest for freedom and democracy!
As someone whos lived in Hong Kong , it makes me so happy to see people talking about the protest movement and the music surrounding it
Thank u for the video🙂💛
I dated a girl from HK for a while, even got to spend a month in Kowloon.
Breaks my heart to see what's been going on there the past few years.
Wouldn't it be kinda funny if 'Thomas' were just some high schooler from Idaho?
Please make a video about the situation in Chile and the protets music
your content is unmatched, my friend ✨
When are you going to do a Bright Eyes/Conor Oberst video?
This video made me appreciate how good we have it in the West
Chills. even all these years later, even as hong kong is once again waiting, chills
This is actualy fire!
Thank you.
the voice goes on
let it linger
the people keep on singing
thanks so much for this video!
All the songs basically starting from 2014 that were listed in the video -
Raise the Umbrella
Do you hear the people sing?
Sing Hallelujah to the Lord
Glory to Hong Kong
Tbh, I always sing "Do you hear the people sing" and "Glory to Hong Kong" out loud everytime my Mainland friends sing their national anthem just to trigger them.
He lean
He mean
But most importantly
His videos are sponsored by curiosity stream
This is an amazing video!
I would say music plays an even bigger role in the chilean protests, songs like el pueblo unido jamas sera vencido, el baile de los que sobran and el derecho de vivir have become anthems
Nice. I'm surprised you are covering this.
from hong kong - thank you.
Nice video
Please never change your intro song because that shit slaps
A neat video on Black Sabbath’s largest song paranoid would be neat.
They should sing the Internationale, as it at its heart is a song about solidarity and standing up against oppression and was used by communists when it was a movement of standing up against tyrants but kept being sung when the revolutions themselves turned to oppressive states. The irony would be very poetic.
No Kino's "I want change!" during protests? Oh what a missed opportunity
What about any of the larger and more important protests where people are actually being suppressed with lethal force? What about Chile? What about Yemen? What about the counter-coup in Bolivia?
Shhhhhhhh, western media dont want you to talk about the rage against neoliberalsm.
Stand with Hong Kong fight for freedom
This will anger the Pooh!
I'm still waiting for Welcome To The Black Parade to become one of these protest songs :)
Thanks for standing with Hong Kong!
Here's a link to the 2014 protest's music featured. It's from my second channel.
ua-cam.com/video/HkjZCS96V1o/v-deo.html
Go Hong Kong! Fight for Democracy!
Whilst I have no connections to it; I've been supportive of Hong Kong and have been involved in some student protests at my university.
Whilst we weren't a massive crowd at one protest in the middle of campus we had a massive sing of 'Do You Hear The People Sing?' and many onlookers joined in. It really left a lot of people spellbound.
I love this
Fight for freedom,stand with Hong Kong 🇭🇰❌🇨🇳
oh yeah, of course 6:53 is a very good example of the singer showing his sympathy to the people of Hong Kong and detailing how Hong Kong's situation is exactly like a dystopia. 10/10 very clear and easy to tell that he is saying that.
For some reason when i saw the Liberty Leading the People painting I thought you were going to start talking about Viva la Vida by Coldplay lol
Thanks for the support... glory to Hong Kong!
自由香港!
I fucking love Hong Kong, been there many times and it is my desire to see it's people free from the yoke of oppression.
香港加油!
Polyphonic I would love if you analyzed Victor Wooten and style of bass playing.
weren’t they singing washington bullets by the clash in chile recently?
I really appreciate the representation of metal and punk in this video :)
Makes video about fkn Beyoncé: 200k views
Makes video about actual people revolting against a tyrannical communist regime: 50k views.
People are sheep.
ok hear me out; this video but it's about the 1986 EDSA revolution in the Philippines
Bro, please make a video about gary moore 🤘
You should make a video on Eddie Hazel, he's so underrated
Thanks and Salute from HK!
Fight for freedom!
Stand with HK!
光復香港，時代革命!
(Reunion HK, Revolution Now!)
i know you might be past jazz stuff but you should do dizzy Gillespie
My gosh, the 2019 rap song by LMF slaps so hard
Uhoh. Polyphonic just got blacklisted in China.
Since you made a video on Jesus Christ Superstar, can you do a video on The Sound of Music?
You should make a video of the Fear Trilogy by Rush
thank you for making this video. stand with hong kong.
Stand with Honk Kong
Edit: whoops auto correct Stand with Hong Kong
Noah Doerksen *Hong
Malika Brown honk kong is good too lmao
Malika Brown haha I don’t know how I missed that
Honk Kong?
UNTITLED REVOLUTION GAME
I stand with Hong Kong. Love from New York City
Liberate Hong Kong.
Revolution of our times. ✊
I mean, the hong kong protests are cool and all, but what about the ones in Chile, Lebanon, Iraq, France, India, etc.? There much larger and there have been more deaths.
@Orb Plant Also because the Hong Kong protestors are protesting *for* neoliberalism instead of against it, so the protests are making corporations money, and media companies are owned by those huge corporations
Dude do unusual recoding locations pt2
These dudes need to be a nation.
At this point, I bet "Glory to Hong Kong" is better known around the world (outside of China) than whatever the mainland Chinese national anthem is.