Rage Against the Machine for Christmas No.1 (2009)

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Rage Against the Machine for Christmas No.1 (2009) was a grassroots Facebook-led campaign aiming to get the band’s protest song to the UK Christmas number one spot in opposition to The X Factor’s chart dominance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf grassroots music campaign
social media campaign
featuredGenre protest song
rap metal
hasPurpose to get Rage Against the Machine to UK Christmas number one
to oppose The X Factor’s dominance of the UK Christmas singles chart
isNotableFor challenging the commercial influence of TV talent shows on music charts
mobilising Facebook users to influence the UK Christmas chart
motivatedBy perceived chart dominance of The X Factor
opposedEntity The X Factor winner’s single
opposedShow The X Factor (UK) NERFINISHED
promotedArtist Rage Against the Machine NERFINISHED
promotedSong Killing in the Name NERFINISHED
targetedChart UK Singles Chart NERFINISHED
targetedPosition Christmas number one
tookPlaceIn 2009
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
usedMedium online social networking
usedPlatform Facebook NERFINISHED
wasFanLed true
wasGrassroots true

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Killing in the Name campaignAssociatedWith Rage Against the Machine for Christmas No.1 (2009)