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Government involvement in the music industry determines what is popular and

what's released. From censorship to protest songs or minor policies,

involvement is a curative feat.

Music ain't worth a lot of money.

0 .3 % of the total economy.

But socially it's powerful, popular, unstoppable.

And its power can reuse the evil.

Government involvement in the music industry.

Determines what's at their time and what stays in history.

From censorship to progressive songs and just some policies.

Government involvement does it give creativity.

Back in the Vietnam War, progressive songs began to soar. Songs that spot the

government got popular without support.

They don't need to have the time, creativity was fine. Government

wasn't even just a make -around. What about another place? Freedom is just not

the case where music really steps in to control those.

Government involvement in the music industry determines what is popular and

what's socially.

From censorship to protest, it's gone to just some policy.

Government involvement doesn't kill creativity.

In China, songs don't speak too loud.

No room for protest in the crowd.

The rules decide what place to play. Censored or it's an array.

Creativity has in it clout.

But over in Korea, K's involvement has a different face. Investment training,

global drive, help the K -pop sector thrive. Though there is some influence,

doesn't steal the brilliance.

Still has quiet and naughty and creativity so strong.

Cause government involvement in the music industry doesn't take away from

the creativity.

Even though there's influence, the music is real.

Government involvement doesn't change how people feel.

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