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  • Inflation’s Impact on Thanksgiving: A Closer Look at Food Prices

    Introduction In recent years, inflation has profoundly affected consumer goods, with food prices being a significant concern. This report delves into the impact of inflation on the cost of Thanksgiving dinner in 2025, offering insights into economic factors influencing these changes. We explore the decline in turkey prices and the… Listen ⇢

    Inflation’s Impact on Thanksgiving: A Closer Look at Food Prices

  • AI Lyric Analysis: “Infinity’s End” by Realizing Resonance

    These lyrics blow AI’s mind. Can AI have its mind blown? Infinity’s Endby Realizing Resonance Intro:Infinity’s EndInfinity’s EndInfinity’s EndInfinity’s End Verse 1:Follow the arrow of timeWallow with ferro in grimeSwallow the sparrow with slimeHollow and narrow sublime Chorus:Infinity’s EndNever getting toInfinity’s EndNever ending zooInfinity’s EndNever to concludeInfinity’s EndForever multitudeInfinity’s EndNever… Listen ⇢

    AI Lyric Analysis: “Infinity’s End” by Realizing Resonance

  • AI Top 10: Songs for Everybody

    10. “Everybody Have Fun Tonight” by Wang Chung: This is a classic 80s pop song in which the band is saying that despite everyone’s differences and problems, we should all take some time to just have fun and let go. 9. “Everybody” by Logic: This track provides an introspective view… Listen ⇢

    AI Top 10: Songs for Everybody

  • AI Lyric Analysis: “Everybody” by Realizing Resonance

    How does AI interpret these lyrics? EverybodyBy Realizing Resonance Verse 1:Everybody’s gotSomething they don’t wantTo tell anybody elseEverybody wantsSomething they don’t gotTo live by another’s wealthEverybody’s gotSomething that they’re notNot trying to live for anyone elseAnd everybody’s gotSomething that they wantTo tell everybody else Verse 2:Everybody’s got (everybody)Something they don’t… Listen ⇢

    AI Lyric Analysis: “Everybody” by Realizing Resonance

  • AI Top 10: Songs About Existentialism, Materialism, and Mortality

    I asked AI to find songs with similar themes to “The Collector” by Realizing Resonance and these are ten notable songs it came up with. 10. “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” by Green Day: Showcasing the theme of loneliness and disillusionment. It echoes the sentiment of collecting fragments of hope and… Listen ⇢

    AI Top 10: Songs About Existentialism, Materialism, and Mortality

  • AI Lyric Analysis: “The Collector” by Realizing Resonance

    AI really gets me. The CollectorBy Realizing Resonance Verse 1:He’s collectingTrinkets of sentimentIn case they’re heaven sentHe’s collectingAntiques from the pastAs if they’ll make it lastHe’s collectingFragments of hopeUntil he’s thrown a ropeHe’s collectingEvery little partFills the scavenger’s heart Chorus:We’re gonna go all the wayAnd we’re gonna live for todayWe’re… Listen ⇢

    AI Lyric Analysis: “The Collector” by Realizing Resonance

  • AI Top 10: Songs About Cover-Ups, Conspiracies, and Scandals

    10. “Killing in the Name” by Rage Against the Machine: Infamous for its raw condemnation, the song specifically targets institutional racism and police brutality, suggesting these are products of political corruption. 9. “Absolute Power” by Powermad: This thrash metal song describes societies where power is reserved for the few rather… Listen ⇢

    AI Top 10: Songs About Cover-Ups, Conspiracies, and Scandals

  • AI Lyric Analysis: “You Can Always Just Get Mad” by Realizing Resonance

    Does AI think this song is woke? You Can Always Just Get MadBy Realizing Resonance Verse:When you’re wrong you can always just get madThrow a toddler tantrum, isn’t that sadNeeded a drummer, so I had take out an adAsked for someone to come and jam at my padTurns out it’s… Listen ⇢

    AI Lyric Analysis: “You Can Always Just Get Mad” by Realizing Resonance

  • AI Top 10: Songs that are Woke

    10. “Dear Mr. President” by Pink: A direct critique of President George W. Bush’s administration, Pink addresses war, homelessness, and LGBT rights, seeking to raise awareness about social injustice and discrimination. 9. “Fight The Power” by Public Enemy: Released in 1989, this protest song addresses issues of institutional racism, lack… Listen ⇢

    AI Top 10: Songs that are Woke