The idea that the day after Britain agreed to give up its stake in the colonies Americans collectively sang the 18th-century equivalent of kumbaya is pretty distant from reality.
First, there was a beat boxing kid who slayed as he laid down the foundation for the track, then the crowd collectively sang a famous Korean folk song for the chorus, and it was all topped off with some sick rhymes.
The title is taken from Lady Antebellum's country single which is collectively, sentimentally sung by the cast towards the end of the film – atypical, to say the least, as most of music they've been listening to has been hardcore rap.
Native music, of which there are several types, is generally associated with poetry and is sung collectively.
This book is a celebration of both cycling and political activism, and in these turbulent times it's inspiring to know that when the righteously motivated collectively march, shout, sing and pedal, the powers that be eventually yield.
The skill of the Europop producer (and this is a producer-led form) is both to adapt the latest fashionable sounds to "Euroglot" lyrics that can be followed by anyone with high-school-level comprehension of the language in question and to incorporate these sounds in a chorus that can be sung collectively in every continental disco and holiday resort.
According to them, thousands of genuine admirers of president Bashar Assad assembled yesterday in the main plaza of the town and spontaneously sang collectively the praises of their beloved president.
They all warmed up by singing a medieval madrigal in the round, then by collectively keeping a volleyball up in the air as long as possible.
Long before Whitman and long after, Americans have sung something collectively amid the deafening roar of their many individual voices.
The Three Tenors collectively increased public appreciation of opera, just by doing what tenors have done since time immemorial: singing the lollipops from the repertoire.
