Name: Understanding Bourdieu's theory of Cultural Capital through K-pop by Devyani Rathi
Duration: 24 min 18 s
Description: Welcome to our very first episode of "Existences and a Series of Crises", where we try to understand Pierre Bourdieu's theory on Cultural Capital through the world of K-pop.

Be The Change (Demo)

Written by Jae Hyung Park, Salem Ilese Davern, and Charles Robert Nelsen

Produced by inverness

Mixed and mastered by Jason Suwito

LYRICS:
I’m still mad
And I shouldn’t be
‘Cause it’s sad
What you did to me
It’s so bad
Should be dead to me
But I can’t help that

I’m still mad that I never said nothing
Silent as I took your jabs
Really thought you were someone worth trusting
Living as your punching bag

You took an arm and a leg
And broke my heart when I heard ‘em
All of the things that you said
You really pulled back the curtain
To what goes on in your head
You thought of me as a burden
I thought of you as a friend

I’m trying to be the bigger person
Everytime you put me down
But I’m uncertain it was working
‘Cause whenever you’re around…

I’m still mad
And I shouldn’t be
‘Cause it’s sad
What you did to me
It’s so bad
Should be dead to me
But I can’t help that

I’m still mad
That a friend to me
Stabbed my back
Like an enemy
It’s so bad
Should be dead to me
But I can’t help that
I’m still mad

(yeah)
I’m still mad that you made me feel less than
Dividing my heart in half
I felt whole thinking you were my person
Now I’m solving all the aftermath

You spun up webs in your plot
Always playing the victim
You never thought you’d get caught
But your logic was missin’
Your crying wolf never stopped
But now nobody is listening
And I’m no longer your prop

I’m trying to be the bigger person
Everytime you put me down
But I’m uncertain it was working
‘Cause whenever you’re around…

I’m still mad
And I shouldn’t be
‘Cause it’s sad
What you did to me
It’s so bad
Should be dead to me
But I can’t help that

I’m still mad
That a friend to me
Stabbed my back
Like an enemy
It’s so bad
Should be dead to me
But I can’t help that
I’m still mad
I’m still mad
I’m still mad

Welcome to our very first episode of "Existences and a Series of Crises", where we try to understand Pierre Bourdieu's theory on Cultural Capital through the world of K-pop.

Understanding Bourdieu's theory of Cultural Capital through K-pop

I'll bring Insight to us all

Written by Jae Hyung Park, Sean Douglas, and Jorgen Odegard.
Produced by Jorgen Odegard.
Mixed by Matthew Huber
Mastered by Sam Moses

LYRICS:
Late night
Restless
I can smell the white lies on your breath
Words fly
Bullets ripping through our hearts straight out our chest


I heard whispers through the grapevine
Birds chirp they say that we’re not fine
Crossed hearts crossed fingers and crossed lines
Caught in the crossfire


Lately
You and I are trading friendly fire
Falling to the pieces slowly
You and I are trading friendly fire
How did I turn you on me


Don’t you forget how we used to be when we first met
Close call regrets
Lead us to this path that we both set


I heard whispers through the grapevine
Birds chirp they say that we’re not fine
Crossed hearts crossed fingers and crossed lines
Caught in the crossfire


Lately
You and I are trading friendly fire
Falling to the pieces slowly
You and I are trading friendly fire
How did I turn you on me


Night after night
I know I need to let you go
Can’t get back where we were before
I know I need to let you go
Night after night
I know I need to let you go
Can’t get back where we were before
I know I need to let you go


You and I are trading friendly fire
Falling to the pieces slowly
You and I are trading friendly fire
How did I turn you on me

Understanding Bourdieu's theory of Cultural Capital through K-pop

Devyani Rathi

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