Re:Wikipedia pageviews this year for each line of ‘We Didn't...
by thih9 on Sunday June 23, 2019 @04:16AM
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If you click on a term, you’ll see the page it leads to. I’m assuming they manually assigned a page per line and then counted pageviews for each page.
Re:Wikipedia pageviews this year for each line of ‘We Didn't...
by lifeisstillgood on Sunday June 23, 2019 @06:30AM
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oh i thought it was actual search term
Re:Wikipedia pageviews this year for each line of ‘We Didn't...
by lordgrenville on Sunday June 23, 2019 @04:27AM
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It's the page for Elizabeth II
Re:Wikipedia pageviews this year for each line of ‘We Didn't...
by seanalltogether on Sunday June 23, 2019 @04:51AM
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I wonder if when the song was written, the phrase was actually a reference to princess diana.
Re:Wikipedia pageviews this year for each line of ‘We Didn't...
by fit2rule on Sunday June 23, 2019 @05:10AM
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It's an oblique reference to the royal culture of the time, which was indeed pretty cult-like, but also - I believe he is referring to Elizabeth II's coronation as it was a fairly significant socio-political event in the Western world when it happened - the crux of the British Empire, one might say, and by referencing it, Joel made a pretty wry statement about the world powers ..
I can only assume it's some kind of google suggested term after people type england, and then they click on it thinking it's breaking news ...
But it seems a weird outlier