Undoubtedly, music affects both, the society and the feelings of each individual, but not all types of music can go through the hearts of every person like rock music does. First of all, rock music is a popular genre that, according to history, had its origin in the United States during the early 50s, and within the next decade this genre started mashing up with different kinds of music to create better styles. Also, countless rock songs talk about love as well as softer themes, while other songs are a response to certain political or social problems.
Next, an example of these songs would be the single titled “Revolution” by The Beatles, released in 1968. Moreover, the inspiration for this song were the protests of the Vietnam War during the 60s, it caused loads of controversies seeing as it was the band’s most direct protest song, as well as the first major political statement for John Lennon. Consequently, the song represented the anger of all the people who were against any kind of violence or war. The musical piece won the hearts of plenty of people not just because the lyrics were in favor of peace, but also because the rhythm was so strong along with heartbreaking that got stuck in the mind of the whole world.
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The release date of this song was 1979, as protests against the rigidity that schools formerly used. Mainly, this song talks about how Pink had a personal wall around him. Following that, the rhythm of this track is a bit darker and deeper than “Revolution”, this is thanks to the increased feeling of oppression by authorities, so rock music gave them the sense of belonging they