Borders

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"Borders" is a politically charged 2015 song by British-Sri Lankan artist M.I.A. that critiques global immigration policies and the treatment of refugees.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album AIM
artist M.I.A.
composer M.I.A.
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticizes global immigration policies
treatment of refugees
featuresArtistBackground M.I.A. refugee experience
genre electronic
hip hop
political music
protest song
hasChorus refrain built around the phrase “What’s up with that?”
hasMusicVideo yes
hasStyle chant-like vocals
minimalist production
includedIn M.I.A. political songs
language English
length approximately 4 minutes
musicVideoDirector M.I.A.
musicVideoReleaseYear 2015
notableLyric We’re solid and we don’t need to kick them
What’s up with that?
partOfAlbum AIM
performer M.I.A.
positionInAlbum track on AIM
recordLabel Interscope Records
surface form: Interscope

Interscope Records
M.I.A. label
releaseDate 2015-11-20
subjectOf controversy over depiction of refugees
critical discussion in music press
tempo mid-tempo
theme European migrant crisis
border control
global inequality
human rights
immigration
nationalism
refugee crisis
treatment of refugees
xenophobia
vocalist M.I.A.
writer M.I.A.
yearOfRelease 2015

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M.I.A. notableWork Borders