Not going all political on you; just think this promotion video for Danish Red Cross youth is worth sharing.
First of all the background music used in the video is A Lack of Concentration by sadly ignored, highly underrated, yet absolutely cool and fabulous Tetris = Therapy. A track included on the band's self-released debut album Acquaintances, which I humbly urge you to check out (it's ace).
Second and more importantly; the message of the video is a relevant as ever (yeah, yeah, I do realize that the intended audience for the video is probably 20-25 years younger than me, but in a few years' time my oldest daughter will be facing these kinds of issues). Read more, learn more, donate your weekly allowance, buy a t-shirt etc. at ungonline.dk.
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