Why Christian Cover Songs Are So Cringe
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Publicado 2023-10-14
today we're taking a look at some tiktoks where christians make covers of popular songs, primarily on tiktok. i gotta get the keywords in guys thanks for understanding. paint the town red by doja cat has been going viral for its controversial-ness in the lyrics and music video, especially with christians on tiktok, but for different reasons than most ppl are talking about doja for. whatever.
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So often Christian art is so concerned with being Christian it forgets to be art.
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Hozier's song was played on christian radio stations for a while until they realized the song was criticizing the church
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One thing I've also noticed is that a LOT of these covers are primarily of songs made by LGBTQ and/or minority people. It's never secular music made by white or straight people but these ones are labeled 'unholy' or 'evil' in a way that definitely feels coded.
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The thing about "Unholy" is that they're LITERALLY calling the scenario unholy. They're not like, saying it's good. Like 'duh, it's bad, the devil's work, let's move on'
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Fr imagine if I as a jewish girl would start crying and throwing up when ever a Christmas song came up cuz I don't celebrate it😭
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There's something to be said about how songs like Call me by your name were created out of a genuine religious based trauma response. "You say I will go to hell because of being who I am, because of something I can't control, so I just did what you told me to, why are you upset??"He is literally responding to the hate he was taught he deserved from the church, it's not just "he he he, ha ha, lapdancing the devil funny"
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The Kill Bill one really hits the nail in the head because of the way they’re perfectly okay with the murder part, because they know it’s not actually something that the singer did and is just an expression of anger and frustration (even though jealousy is already kind of sinful in itself), but as soon as the word “hell” is mentioned apparently that’s not the case anymore? It’s no longer a metaphor and everything is taken literally???
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The problem is they often target lgbtq people like hozier and lil nas x , who talk about their experiences
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As an Irish person, the Take Me To Church cover really frustrated me. The immense pain and abuse Irish people suffered at the hands of the Catholic Church cannot be understated and its effects are still very much felt today. An ugly scar runs through my country which Hozier shone a light on, only to be “cleansed” but these ignorant assholes
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it’s giving adult kidz bop 😩
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As a Christian myself i don't get why they're so concerned about changing these "unholy" songs and turning them into "gospel". Instead of taking your sweet time to change these words and serve us cringe why not just write your own song instead.....
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this deadass reminds me of that South Park episode where eric cartman creates a christian rock band after seeing all the money those bands make lmao. he didn’t even make orginal songs but instead take existing songs and replacing some words with jesus and they sold like hotcakes. bro’s band eventually failed after his true colors shined and literally got smitef by god himself lmao
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It’s like the great Hank Hill said. “You’re not making Christianity better; you’re making rock and roll worse.”
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them losing their minds when the song says “devil” Also each of their covers saying “devil” at least three times:
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As a Christian, "Brother, euhhhh!!!!"
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In my opinion, the covers can actually cause harm. I think the title was “God Must Hate Me,” but there was a song where the singer talked about her insecurities and religious trauma, and Christians got mad over it and made covers. They completely ignored the religious trauma, and instead focused on the title
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If your faith can be so easily dismantled by a song, Your faith is very fragile.
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We should be calling this what it is - plagiarism. They simply take the music another artist created and sell it off as their own by putting their own lyrics to it. If it wasn't for the fact that they are singing about religion, it would be easy to call them out.
