How Singapore Banned Beatles Songs In The '70s, In The Name Of Productivity
Details
| Title | How Singapore Banned Beatles Songs In The '70s, In The Name Of Productivity |
| Author | CNA Insider |
| Duration | 6:48 |
| File Format | MP3 / MP4 |
| Original URL | https://youtube.com/watch?v=cH02OjpHnf4 |
Description
During the 70s, Singapore was booming. Both the economy and the population were growing fast. But also, the number of rules to be followed… Lots of things were not allowed – littering, jukeboxes, dodgy Western comics – and others were highly encouraged – to be hygienic, courteous and to speak Mandarin. This nation-level tiger mum parenting shaped Singapore. Join host, Sam Driscoll, as he unpacks more of things you couldn’t do in the 70s.
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