Team America World Police
Team America World Police was formed in 2004 by Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Marc Shaiman. Parker and Stone were the creators of South Park, while Shaiman was...
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Team America World Police was formed in 2004 by Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Marc Shaiman. Parker and Stone were the creators of South Park, while Shaiman was a composer known for Broadway and film work. The group recorded music for the satirical film Team America: World Police, with Parker and Stone handling vocals and Shaiman on piano.
Their song 'America, Fuck Yeah!' became widely known, appearing in the film and later in various media. The track's over-the-top patriotic lyrics drew both admiration and criticism, with some seeing it as commentary on American foreign policy.
The band released one album, also titled Team America World Police, in 2004. Beyond 'America, Fuck Yeah!', the record included other satirical tracks like 'I'm So Ronald Reagan' and 'Freedom Isn't Free'. Their catalog also contains songs such as 'A Little Bit', 'Angel In The Snow', and 'Between Your Mama and Yourself'.
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