Even legendary rock star Eric Clapton is fed up with all of this BS they have put us through in the last couple of years. Hello and welcome to my new post here, a little different from my usual pop culture posts but definitely worthwhile.
“This has gotta stop. Enough is enough. I can't take this BS any longer” Eric Clapton
It’s funny that all of those stupid leftists millionaire celebrities are all in favor of this nightmare. They can’t do live concerts anymore, their movies keep being postponed, or are released via streaming, and they don’t care, even if their livelihood depends on it. It’s long been said that they receive money under the table to promote those socialist ideas, what do you think?
World commerce was almost paralyzed last year. Hunger, unemployment and poverty have increased dramatically these last two years. Dictatorships and tyrannical governments have strengthen their power. Suicide rates have skyrocketed. And the media just keep pushing this hoax agenda every day.
But this legendary musician has recently pronounced against it: “This Has Gotta Stop”, he sings in his new song. The video features signs of “Liberty" and "Freedom”, all we ask right now.
Listen to his song here before YouTube (maybe) bans this:
Eric Clapton - This Has Gotta Stop (Official Music Video)
From a YouTube commentary: “An artist speaking out for freedom - how refreshing! Most artists are shills for woke ideology”.
As a bonus I leave you with some of my favorite Clapton songs. Enjoy:
Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love (1967)
Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love
Supergroup Cream released this masterpiece in 1967. You can listen to Clapton’s guitar crushing it.
It was included in the soundtrack of Goodfellas (1990)
Layla (1992)
(Acoustic) (Live at MTV Unplugged, Bray Film Studios, Windsor, England, UK, 1/16/1992)Not the original version, but this is the one I listen to first as a teenager, and it has stayed with me since.
Change the World (1996)
Eric Clapton - Change the WorldOther musicians have recorded this song, but Clapton’s is the best.
Recorded by Eric for the soundtrack of the 1996 film Phenomenon. A lovely, inspiring song.
This is my fourth music related post here. Check the others here:
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So, what do you think of Mr. Clapton’s new song? Are you tired of this nightmare they have put us through like Mr. Clapton and us? When do you think this is going to stop? Let us now in the comment section.
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