"the british invasion"*our conclusions*

(first of all, it occurred BEFORE my time)

(unless you count the prevalence of modern-day ‘british bands’)

(americans may still feel inferior to the brits)

(at least the “average american”)

(even though the US defeated them in 2 wars)

(saved their asses in the 20th century “world wars”)

(what would music be like without ‘the beatles’?)

(most popular musician in terms of total self-defined “fans”)

(“i’m a fan”)

(or how “fervent” their fans are)

(in terms of analyzing songs + attending (multiple) shows)

(and how often humans collectively THINK about you)

(that there already gives you somewhat of “eternal life”)

(or at least “eternal presence”)

(“1964” was a certainly a good year for births of british bands!)

(“note the writer’s overwhelming ‘b”-themed alliteration…”)

(in the tradition of ‘gandhi’ + ‘washington’, the ‘american music industry’ struggles for independence from ‘great britain’)

(‘gandhi’ + ‘wasinngton’ both being the readers of ‘oppressived subjects’ of a foreign empire)

(“colonists”)

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(the “british invasion” (led by ‘the beatles’ in 1964) resulted in british musical domination)

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(this continues to the ‘modern day’ as british bands (like “mumford and sons”) adopt “americana” postures in order to win over ‘american audiences’)

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👈👈👈☜*“THE BRITISH INVASION”* ☞ 👉👉👉

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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥*we won the war* 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥