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Un Jovanotti sbarbatello al tempo de "La mia moto" è protagonista della celebre campagna pubblicitaria per il lancio della prima console Nintendo, quella a 8bit chiamata Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Jovanotti a casa sua è al telefono con un amico e gli dice che una ragazza "forte" arriverà da lui a breve. L'equivoco iniziale si dissolve in pochi secondi: la ragazza è forte a giocare a Super Mario Bros, anche se Jova ci prova comunque... Storico lo slogan: "La Nintendomania dilaga: fatevi prendere!" Nintendo Entertainment System (con Jovanotti) (1990)
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How did hip-hop and the internet work to produce the first Arab revolution of the 21st century? Watch to find out. ------------------------------------------------ TRANSCRIPT: Those were the words of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five in 1982. The song, titled "The Message," is considered one of the first major examples of political rap. Its lyrics ushered in decades of social commentary by hip-hop acts such as Public Enemy, who urged its listeners to "fight the power," and NWA, whose members criticized the police so frequently and harshly that their record label received a letter from the FBI. In recent years, non-political, major label artists such as Jay-Z and Rihanna have dominated the airwaves while hip-hop has become increasingly subject to commercial influences. At the same time, rap artists -- professional and amateur -- from all around the world have begun to share their tracks on the Internet. This not only means that rappers can easily share their music with potentially large audiences, but also that the political commentary found on their tracks can influence anyone with access to the net. In one North African country, this phenomenon is having a major political impact. Last month, 26-year-old unemployed university graduate Muhammed Bouazizi set himself on fire in front of a Tunisian government building. Following this bold act of defiance, a flurry of protests raged across nation. In recent years, resentment toward the country's government has been <b>...</b>
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