A critical apreciation of the poem bang the drum
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The song “Bang the Drum” by Bryan Adams & Nelly Furtado was performed during the 2010 Winter Olympics, Canada as a tribute (something given as an expression of esteem) to the athletes. It is an exhortation call for all sportsmen and a wonderful source of encouragement that shows the indomitable (impossible to put down) spirit of sportsmanship.
In the song 'Bang the Drum', the songwriters ask the sportsmen to do their best without considering the end results. They ask us to give more focus on taking part in the game. In other words the song introduces the idea that failures can happen but the lessons those failures teach us are more important than the act of winning an Olympic gold medal. (It’s not about winning/ It’s all about playing the game).
Explanation:
'Bang the drum' is a poem of eternal friendship, sportsmanship, and passion. This is an Olympic song and it urges the players to go for it and put in their 'heart and soul' into their passion for sport and give their best. The singers bang the drum with great zest and sing loudly so that the whole world can hear.