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A rap artist who calls himself the group “Rap Against Dictator”, or RAD, released a new music video called “Reform” on the YouTube channel, Rap Against Dictatorship, which features lyrics in line with the demands of the group “People’s” and uses real footage from rallies and rallies. The water injection dissolves the assembly at the Pathumwan intersection.
The 4.54-minute “Reform” music video received nearly 300,000 views in the seven hours after it was posted on YouTube and received nearly 3,000 comments.
Yesterday (November 12), group RAD posted a message on their Facebook fan page that a new song will be released on November 13 and a live performance on November 14. Sep, which is the same day as the group Encuentro “Arte de la Liberación” to organize a “Mob Fest” activity at the Monument to Democracy at 2:00 pm.
The lyrics of “Reform” mainly focus on the attacks on Gen Prayut, the use of violence, and the violations of people’s rights that have emerged in political movements. Support the demands of the “people” and express their discontent with the use of taxes without benefit for the people.
“Ten hundred thousand one hundred thousand people In unison The lines echoed Keep three fingers together until the end of your arm,” says one of the letters.
The music video for the song was filmed at a meeting of the group ‘People’s’ in October and featured footage of the incident when officials sprayed high pressure water on people to break up a protest at the Pathumwan intersection on the 16th.
The RAD group was featured on the Facebook fan page as “Independent Artist Group Not Affiliated With Any Political Group” for the purpose of making the song as follows
• Encourage artists and people to criticize. Social-political can be freely and legally.
• Foster a critical atmosphere. Sociopolitical problems In the public space Point out the society to see the problem and discuss to find a solution.
• Co-define the norms in the creation of art. For sociopolitical criticism To make it possible Without fear
In May 2019, RAD Group traveled to receive the Václav Havel Award for Creative Dissent at the Oslo Freedom Forum in Oslo, Norway. What is an award that the Human Rights Foundation or Human Rights Foundation Give to those who have courage? You have been creative in opposing the injustice of the song “Prak Gumi”, which was first released on October 23, 2018, this Music video has now been viewed more than 93 million times.
