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Macklemore - HIND'S HALL German translation lyrics
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Macklemore, the renowned American rapper and activist, has recently released a powerful protest track titled "**Hind's Hall**." This song serves as an anthem of solidarity with pro-Palestinian protesters at college campuses across the country and calls for an end to Israel's war in Gaza.
**Title and Inspiration:**
The song's title, "Hind's Hall," holds significant meaning. It refers to the new name given by protesters at **Columbia University** to **Hamilton Hall** when they occupied it last month. The renaming was done in honor of **Hind Rajab**, a six-year-old girl who tragically lost her life—likely due to actions by the Israeli military—in February. By adopting this new name, the protesters aimed to draw attention to the ongoing conflict and advocate for peace.
**Message and Lyrics:**
Macklemore's lyrics are poignant and thought-provoking. Let's delve into some key lines from the track:
*"The people, they won't leave. What is threatening about divesting and wanting peace? The problem isn't the protests; it's what they're protesting. It goes against what our country is funding. Block the barricade until Palestine is free."*
These lines emphasize the importance of divestment and peace. Macklemore questions why peaceful protests are perceived as threatening and highlights the need to challenge the status quo. The reference to blocking barricades until Palestine achieves freedom underscores the urgency of the situation.
Throughout the song, Macklemore also touches on other relevant issues:
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**TikTok Ban:** He criticizes the apparent effort to ban TikTok, a platform that has been instrumental in sharing images and videos from Gaza. By doing so, he sheds light on the power of social media in raising awareness about the conflict.
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**Anti-Zionism and Anti-Semitism:** Macklemore distinguishes between anti-Zionism (opposition to the political ideology of Zionism) and anti-Semitism (prejudice against Jewish people). He encourages critical discourse while condemning any form of hatred or discrimination.
In "Hind's Hall," Macklemore uses his platform to amplify the voices of those advocating for peace and justice. Through music, he contributes to the ongoing dialogue surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, urging listeners to engage, reflect, and take action.
Feel free to explore the song further and engage in discussions about its impact and significance. 🎵🕊️">Macklemore’s “Hind’s Hall”: A Protest Anthem for Peace
Macklemore, the renowned American rapper and activist, has recently released a powerful protest track titled “Hind’s Hall.” This song serves as an anthem of solidarity with pro-Palestinian protesters at college campuses across the country and calls for an end to Israel’s war in Gaza.
Title and Inspiration: The song’s title, “Hind’s Hall,” holds significant meaning. It refers to the new name given by protesters at Columbia University to Hamilton Hall when they occupied it last month. The renaming was done in honor of Hind Rajab, a six-year-old girl who tragically lost her life—likely due to actions by the Israeli military—in February. By adopting this new name, the protesters aimed to draw attention to the ongoing conflict and advocate for peace.
Message and Lyrics: Macklemore’s lyrics are poignant and thought-provoking. Let’s delve into some key lines from the track:
“The people, they won’t leave. What is threatening about divesting and wanting peace? The problem isn’t the protests; it’s what they’re protesting. It goes against what our country is funding. Block the barricade until Palestine is free.”
These lines emphasize the importance of divestment and peace. Macklemore questions why peaceful protests are perceived as threatening and highlights the need to challenge the status quo. The reference to blocking barricades until Palestine achieves freedom underscores the urgency of the situation.
Throughout the song, Macklemore also touches on other relevant issues:
- TikTok Ban: He criticizes the apparent effort to ban TikTok, a platform that has been instrumental in sharing images and videos from Gaza. By doing so, he sheds light on the power of social media in raising awareness about the conflict.
- Anti-Zionism and Anti-Semitism: Macklemore distinguishes between anti-Zionism (opposition to the political ideology of Zionism) and anti-Semitism (prejudice against Jewish people). He encourages critical discourse while condemning any form of hatred or discrimination.
In “Hind’s Hall,” Macklemore uses his platform to amplify the voices of those advocating for peace and justice. Through music, he contributes to the ongoing dialogue surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, urging listeners to engage, reflect, and take action.
Hinds Halle
Ja, die Leute, die sie nicht verlassen werden Was ist bedrohlich daran, sich zu trennen und Frieden zu wollen? Das Problem sind nicht die Proteste, sondern das, wogegen sie protestieren Es widerspricht der Finanzierung unseres Landes Blockiert die Barrikade, bis Palästina frei ist Blockiert die Barrikade, bis Palästina frei ist Als ich sieben war, lernte ich eine Lektion von Cube und Eazy-E Was war nochmal? Oh ja, scheiß auf die Polizei Akteure in Abzeichen schützen Eigentum Und ein System, das von der weißen Vorherrschaft entworfen wurde Aber die Leute sind auf der Straße Du kannst Meta auszahlen, du kannst mich nicht auszahlen Politiker, die mit allen Mitteln dienen AIPAC CUFI und alle Unternehmen Sie sehen, wir verkaufen Angst im Land der Freien Aber diese Generation hier ist dabei, die Strippen zu ziehen Sie können TikTok verbieten und uns den Algorithmus ausschalten Aber es ist zu spät, wir haben die Wahrheit gesehen, die wir bezeugen Gesehen in den Trümmern der Gebäude, den Müttern und den Kindern Und all die Männer, die Sie ermordet haben, und dann sehen wir, wie Sie es ausdrücken Wer hat das Recht, sich zu verteidigen, und wer hat das Recht, Widerstand zu leisten? Es ging schon immer um Geld und die Farbe Ihres Pigments, aber Die Vorherrschaft der Weißen ist endlich in vollem Gange Sie schreien nach „Freies Palästina“, bis sie endlich zu Hause sind Wir sehen die Lügen darin, dass sie behaupten, es sei antisemitisch, antizionistisch zu sein Ich habe jüdische Brüder und Schwestern dort draußen und mitfahren sehen Solidarität und der Ruf „Freies Palästina“ mit ihnen Das Verlernen organisieren und schließlich die Verbindung dazu abbrechen Ein Staat, der sich auf ein Apartheidsystem verlassen muss, um eine gewalttätige Besatzung aufrechtzuerhalten Seit 75 Jahren wiederholt sich die Geschichte Die Nakba hat nie aufgehört, dass die Kolonisatoren gelogen haben Wenn die Schüler in Zelten auf dem Rasen postieren Das Besetzen des Quads ist wirklich gesetzeswidrig Und ein Grund, die Polizei und ihre Truppe einzuschalten Wo landet in Ihrer Definition Völkermord? Jedes College in Gaza und jede Moschee wird zerstört Alle nach Rafah drängen und Bomben abwerfen Das Blut klebt an deinen Händen, Biden, wir können alles sehen Und verdammt noch mal, ich werde dich im Herbst nicht wählen Unentschlossen, man kann die Wahrheit nicht verdrehen, sind sich die Menschen hier draußen einig Lassen Sie sich niemals besiegen, wenn die Freiheit am Horizont ist Dennoch ist die Musikindustrie stille Komplizin ihrer Plattform des Schweigens Was ist mit dem Künstler passiert? Was können Sie dazu sagen? Wenn ich auf einem Label wäre, könntest du mich heute abgeben Ich wäre damit einverstanden, weil das Herz meine Seite nährt Ich will einen Waffenstillstand, eine verdammte Antwort von Drake Was Sie bereit sind zu riskieren, was Sie bereit sind zu geben Was wäre, wenn Sie in Gaza wären? Was wäre, wenn das Ihre Kinder wären? Wenn der Westen so tun würde, als gäbe es Sie nicht Sie möchten, dass die Welt aufsteht, und die Schüler haben es endlich geschafft
HIND'S HALL
Yeah the people they won't leave What is threatening about divesting and wanting peace The problem isn't the protests it's what they're protesting It goes against what our country is funding Block the barricade until Palestine is free Block the barricade until Palestine is free When I was seven I learned a lesson from Cube and Eazy-E What was it again Oh yeah fuck the police Actors in badges protecting property And a system that was designed by white supremacy But the people are in the streets You can pay off Meta you can't pay off me Politicians who serve by any means AIPAC CUFI and all the companies You see we sell fear around the land of the free But this generation here is about to cut the strings You can ban TikTok take us out the algorithm But it's too late we've seen the truth we bear witness Seen the rubble the buildings the mothers and the children And all the men that you murdered and then we see how you spin it Who gets the right to defend and who gets the right of resistance Has always been about dollars and the color of your pigment but White supremacy is finally on blast Screaming Free Palestine 'til they're home at last We see the lies in them claiming it's antisemitic to be anti-Zionist I've seen Jewish brothers and sisters out there and riding in Solidarity and screaming Free Palestine with them Organizing unlearning and finally cutting ties with A state that's gotta rely on an apartheid system to uphold an occupying violent History been repeating for the last seventy-five The Nakba never ended the colonizer lied If students in tents posted on the lawn Occupying the quad is really against the law And a reason to call in the police and their squad Where does genocide land in your definition huh Destroying every college in Gaza and every mosque Pushing everyone into Rafah and dropping bombs The blood is on your hands Biden we can see it all And fuck no I'm not voting for you in the fall Undecided you can't twist the truth the people out here united Never be defeated when freedom's on the horizon Yet the music industry's quiet complicit in their platform of silence What happened to the artist What do you got to say If I was on a label you could drop me today I'd be fine with it 'cause the heart fed my page I want a ceasefire fuck a response from Drake What you willing to risk What you willing to give What if you were in Gaza What if those were your kids If the West was pretending that you didn't exist You'd want the world to stand up and the students finally did let's get it
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