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Hamilton (musical) (view source)
Revision as of 23:27, September 10, 2021
, 23:27, September 10, 2021→Negative Elements: Probable? I don't know. Keep in mind they had no idea as to whether they would even live to see another day, and men wrote like that in those times. Sodomy carried the penalty of death too and society was not as sexualized as it...
==Negative Elements==
==Negative Elements==
Language is peppered throughout, with some of the large numbers having worse language. Hamilton [[adultery|cheats on his wife]], leading to his public fall from grace. Jefferson is portrayed as the enemy of everything Hamilton is trying to accomplish and is portrayed as far off and elitist; in reality, Jefferson was for the people and more down-to-earth. [[Hercules Mulligan]] makes frequent use of sexual innuendo in the track ''Aaron Burr, Sir''. ''Hamilton'' also brushes over the probable [[Homosexuality|relationship]] between [[John Laurens]] and Hamilton himself.
Language is peppered throughout, with some of the large numbers having worse language. Hamilton [[adultery|cheats on his wife]], leading to his public fall from grace. Jefferson is portrayed as the enemy of everything Hamilton is trying to accomplish and is portrayed as far off and elitist; in reality, Jefferson was for the people and more down-to-earth. [[Hercules Mulligan]] makes frequent use of sexual innuendo in the track ''Aaron Burr, Sir''. ''Hamilton'' also brushes over the possible [[Homosexuality|relationship]] between [[John Laurens]] and Hamilton himself.
==Mixtape==
==Mixtape==