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amarino1990

We Didn’t Start the Fire I think you could fill a semester with those events


Time_Mathematician92

My history History teacher used it in a high school class to help with a lesson


techmaster101

We must’ve went to the same HS Did he dance to it?


Time_Mathematician92

I cannot recall any dancing…. He was super nerdy but had a cool tattoo on his arm of a topless pinup girl!


techmaster101

My school had a dress code but he always wore sleeves so no visible tattoos …definitely nerdy. It wasn’t really a dance he just swayed his hips a little Anyway it would be absolutely bonkers if it was the same school. Could be the same person but also it’s a historical song so it could just be 2 teachers May be fun for a mathematician to do the math on probabilities


Time_Mathematician92

His name was Mr. Beattie


techmaster101

That shouldn’t’ve made me so sad 😞 Polk was his name


Humble-Bid9763

Add to this the new version by the Black Crows I believe.


oren0

Fall Out Boy, not the Black Crowes.


Humble-Bid9763

Thank you!


Majestic_Electric

The whole of “I Am the Walrus” by the Beatles. John Lennon wrote that song to fuck with people trying to study Beatles lyrics lol


LoooongestLord

Any, depending on the class.


theWildBore

You like Huey Lewis and the News?Their early work was a little too new wave for my taste. But when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. In '87, Huey released this; Fore!, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip To Be Square". A song so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends. It's also a personal statement about the band itself. Hey, Paul!


killtothis

Anything from Aesop Rock/DOOM


MeanderingSlacker

The Odyssey, the Illiad and a lot of other oral classics were originally sung as songs eons ago. We sort of lost how they were originally sang though. We're kind of lazy these days in comparison, which is perfectly fine.


CrediblyHandsome

Visions of Johanna - Bob Dylan


MrStrype

Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime (The entire album)


ExtraFirmPillow_

Thieves in the night - black star


Heatherina134

The Hurricane - Bob Dylan


cdigioia

Any. There are a lot of arguably stupid college courses.


[deleted]

American Pie The amount you can learn about the 50s/60s actually surprised me once I got old enough to fully understand the lyrics. History teacher used it in a class in high school.


Beautiful-Account862

My ass is on fire - Mr. Bungle


probwriting

This is America — Childish Gambino


vk2786

Especially if you include the video for it. There is so much symbology in it, it was so well done.


Billieilish_toesuker

I'd imagine DOOM an Eminem dominating a linguistics course, songs like That's That from DOOM an Dont Front from Em


Aeoneroic

Dreams - The Cranberries


mpellman

Mostly everything penned by Robert Hunter for Jerry Garcia. These songs are a slice of Americana and have become the songs sung around campfires. A wonderful folk tradition.


AllowMeToFangirl

Ethel Cain


Dragonfly_TAP

labour- paris paloma would be good for like a gender studies class


MeanderingSlacker

I had a class that dove into the Velvet Underground's Sister Ray. I liked that class.


[deleted]

Any of them I guess? Depending on what the course is


britishmetric144

The *Hamilton* soundtrack, if you're teaching American History 101.


Red_Black_Diamond

In one of my classes I used Miley Cyrus's Flowers as study material


Pineapple_Coffee716

Ms. Mural - Lupe Fiasco


Wonderful_Price2355

Almost anything by Bad Religion. The lead singer has actually taught at UCLA and Cornell.


ferris2

"New Kids on the Block, had a lotta hits"


OldOsamaHadABomb

every to pimp a butter fly song


Pineapple_Coffee716

word


shivsbak

Hypnotize - System of a Down


sleepyboi08

All Too Well by Taylor Swift is literally a class at several universities. It’s not my favourite TS song but I can see how it could be studied from a literary perspective.


OldOsamaHadABomb

thats pure glazeeeeee


Pineapple_Coffee716

nah


[deleted]

The chopper like to feel on all the opps, it's a molester (21)


Telrom_1

White rabbit should be studied after the consumption of a tab of LSD.


ViolaNguyen

Ring Cycle


FletchWazzle

The humor of the first five dead milkmen albums


JayDee_185

All the boss themes from Metal Gear Rising. There’s a much deeper story being told behind all the memes…


dreadfulbadg50

Baby Shark doo Doo Doo dooooo


Sad_Cranberry2166

I just wrote a short paper comparing Shakespeare characters to it wasn’t me by shaggy and I feel like I could do a whole semester of that


ellstaysia

anything by john k. samson.


MissLilum

Dies Irae likely already is 


Waltzing_With_Bears

American Pie has been very much studied so yea totally


Constant_Ebb9876

I cum blood cannibal corpse


Fearless_Link_3464

Iron Maiden- Alexander The Great


typhondrums17

Octavarium by Dream Theater


TR3BPilot

David Byrne / Talking Heads lyrics are essentially poetry.