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Bryan Adams puts his elbows up in defiant new rocker

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Dave McGinn
Bryan Adams puts his elbows up in defiant new rocker
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Canadian rock musician Bryan Adams has released a new protest song titled '51st State' that criticizes U.S. President Donald Trump's rhetoric regarding Canada. The song serves as a patriotic anthem ahead of Canada Day, emphasizing national pride amidst political tensions.

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The song highlights ongoing diplomatic friction between Canada and the U.S. administration, reflecting broader cultural and political sentiments in Canada.

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Bryan Adams performs at the FIFA World Cup 2026 Countdown Concert at the FIFA Fan Festival in Toronto on June 10. Arlyn McAdorey/The Canadian Press

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The framing focuses on the artist's defiance against a specific political figure, highlighting the 'pugnacious' nature of the protest.

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