This song definitly follows the same sort of themes as 'where is the love?'; same questioning of the problems in the world, same disagreements outlined in society, ect.
Not the most powerful song by the B.E.Ps but some good social comentary is noticable. They certainly have a unique style when it comes to this sort of music;
"Coz do you really think Mohammed got a problem with Jehovah"
i love how they are able to take issues such as these and put them into, i guess, more simplistic or street-like terms.
Wow first comment :)
This song definitly follows the same sort of themes as 'where is the love?'; same questioning of the problems in the world, same disagreements outlined in society, ect.
Not the most powerful song by the B.E.Ps but some good social comentary is noticable. They certainly have a unique style when it comes to this sort of music; "Coz do you really think Mohammed got a problem with Jehovah" i love how they are able to take issues such as these and put them into, i guess, more simplistic or street-like terms.
A nice balance between the theme and R&B.