Jess: Yeah, you really couldn't miss me, you couldn't miss me with that coat on. When you put on a jacket in the morning, it’s rare that you think this will probably be immortalized by the internet.forever. Almost like a construction worker’s uniform, with those reflective stripes running along the arms. Jess: So I had on these like two layers of coats and like all this stuff and just bright green coat.īen: And by bright green, Jess really means neon lime green. Jess: And my friend was like, bundle the f*** up because we're going to be out there all day and there's no place to go to warm up. That's what I've always done when I've gone to protests is take pictures.Īmory: There was a designated area just off Pennsylvania Avenue for protestors. It's like I think it's actually one way that as an introvert I can like show up somewhere. I have my camera with me, because when I go to events I love to take pictures. Nobody needs to get up that early.īen: Jess and a friend had traveled hundreds of miles to Washington D.C. or something crazy, which to me is just like that's the a**-crack of dawn. But they’re telling us about a different day. And we're hitting it.īen: We are talking to a person we’re calling Jess outside on a Spring day in March 2021. It felt like being on the Titanic for like being on the Titanic and being like, I know the iceberg’s coming, I know the iceberg’s coming, and oh my God, one, two, three. music, sound effects, tone) are harder to translate to text. The transcript has been edited from our original script for clarity. This content was originally created for audio.
Fearing for their safety, Jess went into a sort of hiding – on social media, and in their personal life. Within hours, this became the scream heard ‘round the world, the meme seen ‘round the world, and a symbol of “liberal fragility” for Trump supporters. But what Jess didn’t know at the time was that they were being filmed by a UK media outlet. This “Nooooooooooo!” flew out of Jess after the oath of office, during what seemed to be a deeply painful and private moment. Mixer, sound designer and music creator: Paul VaitkusĪdditional production: Josh Crane, Frank Hernandez, Kristin Torres, Sofie Kodner and Rachel Carlson Show producers: Dean Russell, Nora Saks and Quincy Walters Credits:Ĭo-hosts: Amory Sivertson and Ben Brock Johnson on Januto protest the inauguration of President Donald Trump. Carey celebrated the long-awaited crowning of arguably her most popular hit on Twitter.If you typed “inauguration” into your web browser anytime between 20, you likely saw an image of a person in a neon green jacket, black winter hat and glasses screaming “Nooooooooooo!” That person was Jess, who was in Washington D.C. "All I Want For Christmas Is You" marks Carey's 19th #1 single, which is the most #1 singles all time for a solo artist, and 1 shy of The Beatles' all-time mark of 20 #1 hits. A 25th-anniversary re-release of the song's music video contributed in pushing the song to #1.
Crack open a cold one know your meme cracked#
It first cracked the top 100 in 2000, and when Billboard made streaming part of its algorithm in 2012, the song regularly cracked the Hot 100. The last track to do so was The Chipmunks' "The Chipmunk Song, which hit #1 in America for four weeks in 1958-1959.ĭue to Billboard rules in the 90s, "All I Want For Christmas Is You" was disqualified from charting upon its debut. The track joins less-than-prestigious company as a Christmas song to hit #1. "Christmas" was the most-streamed song and the number one song in Digital song sales. streaming, radio airplay and sales data to create their ranking. That changed earlier today, when Billboard that the track is now the top song in America.īillboard's charts combine U.S. It seems impossible considering its Christmas-time ubiquity, but until today, Mariah Carey's 1994 hit "All I Want For Christmas Is You" had never been a #1 hit.
0 kommentar(er)
