Sean Lennon, Yoko Ono, and a flotilla of celebrities sing a song titled “Don’t Frack My Mother” that opposes fracking in New York State. The video has some actual information in it, but you’ll get distracted by the sustained barrage of familiar faces. And the fact that they rhyme:
Now we can’t afford for this world to get hotter
with
And we can’t afford polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons in our water
That’s gotta be a first time PAHs have appeared in a pop song.
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It’s great. How many of the various room scenes in the video were illuminated with carbon free juice?
I am looking forward to the follow up: “(GDP) Growth Stinks.”