Ain't That America

Target entity: Ain't That America
Context triple: [Lil Duval, notableWork, Ain't That America]

• A. This Is Not America
  "This Is Not America" is a 1985 pop-rock song by David Bowie and the Pat Metheny Group, best known for its use on the soundtrack of the film *The Falcon and the Snowman*.
• B. Proud to Be an American
  "Proud to Be an American" is a stand-up comedy segment by George Carlin featured in his 2005 special "Life Is Worth Losing," in which he satirically critiques American patriotism and national identity.
• C. Al on America
  "Al on America" is a political and social commentary book by civil rights activist and minister Al Sharpton, in which he critiques U.S. policies and race relations while outlining his vision for social justice.
• D. I Am America (And So Can You!)
  I Am America (And So Can You!) is a satirical book styled as a mock-political manifesto that extends Stephen Colbert’s comedic persona from The Colbert Report into print.
• E. Mother America
  Mother America is a book by Filipino diplomat and writer Carlos P. Romulo that reflects on the United States’ global role and its relationship with the Philippines.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ain't That America
Target entity description: "Ain't That America" is a comedic television series hosted by Lil Duval that showcases and comments on outrageous and humorous viral videos from across the United States.

• A. This Is Not America
  "This Is Not America" is a 1985 pop-rock song by David Bowie and the Pat Metheny Group, best known for its use on the soundtrack of the film *The Falcon and the Snowman*.
• B. Proud to Be an American
  "Proud to Be an American" is a stand-up comedy segment by George Carlin featured in his 2005 special "Life Is Worth Losing," in which he satirically critiques American patriotism and national identity.
• C. Al on America
  "Al on America" is a political and social commentary book by civil rights activist and minister Al Sharpton, in which he critiques U.S. policies and race relations while outlining his vision for social justice.
• D. I Am America (And So Can You!)
  I Am America (And So Can You!) is a satirical book styled as a mock-political manifesto that extends Stephen Colbert’s comedic persona from The Colbert Report into print.
• E. Mother America
  Mother America is a book by Filipino diplomat and writer Carlos P. Romulo that reflects on the United States’ global role and its relationship with the Philippines.
• F. None of above. chosen