1) A-Team was a rap duo from New Jersey. The group, consisting of members Ransom and Hitchcock, were affiliates of DJ Clue's Desert Storm Records along with Fabolous and Stack Bundles. They have released numerous mixtapes making a name for themselves in the underground Hip-Hop world but eventually decided to part ways.
2) A-Team was one of the first hip-hop rap groups in Norway. A-Team sprung out of the ashes of a group called L.A.W.. A-Team sporting beats and rhymes, the group set the standard for hip-hop in the region of Oslo during the 90’s. They quit after a few years, but the members quickly returned to the scene as B.O.L.T. Warhead.
3): A-Team was a central Massachusetts based Hardcore Punk band. They were around in the early 2000's and broke up in 2004. Released records on Painkiller Records and Perfect Victim Record.
4): A-Team is also a Psychedelic Trance, Full-On project by Yonatan Marcow (artist name Bliss and Roy Engel (artist name Painkiller).
The two collaborated one millennium ago under the name ‘Shaff-Puff’ and later on created their individual projects. After successful touring and music producing each on his own, the two decided to join forces again. Their debut album ‘A-Team - Fast Forward ’ was released in spring 2008 on the Spanish based record label - Nutek.
5): The A-Team is an American action adventure television series about a fictional group of ex-United States Army Special Forces who work as soldiers of fortune while being on the run from the military for a “crime they didn’t commit”.
Do You Remember
A-Team Lyrics
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Make a list of what I need
Remember who you are,
Remember who you are
But then, I can't feel good about anything
And just when I
Get something started
My confidence or honesty
What are my motives are they selfless enough,
Are they
Righteous, righteous enough?
Then before I get started, I get all fucked up
Can't get sick of thinking about meaning or language
Or anything that gets me hot
Make up who you are,
It makes up who you are
Then I found myself
Dancing alone in my room
I was writing in my journal,
Playing records
When I felt my shoulders
Slide from side to side
I found the bass in my hips
Being alone brings courage and
Strength of mind
Take off your shirt and watch TV
Remember who you are, and
Make up who you are
But then I just want a public place
Where girls can meet
Each others stare
Sometimes that's what it takes
Just to know you're alive
To feel yourself burning
Just from some girl's stare
My that's a strange costume
Slip your fingers under my belt
Put up signs to make up who you are
Send out signals
Telling who you are
Transmit messages
About who you are
No matter who you are
The lyrics to A-Team's song "Do You Remember?" echo the theme of self-reflection and self-discovery. The song begins with the singer taking notes from a movie box and making a list of what they need. They repeat the phrase "Remember who you are" as a reminder to stay true to oneself. However, the singer finds it difficult: they can't "feel good about anything" and stumble on their confidence and honesty. They question whether their motives are "selfless enough" and "righteous enough" before even starting.
Later in the song, the singer finds themselves dancing alone in their room, writing in their journal and playing records. They start to find themselves and their courage, finding the bass in their hips. However, the singer also desires a public place where they can meet people and feel alive. They long for the burning sensation of a girl's stare and the affirmation it brings. The song ends with the repetition of the phrase "Make up who you are" and the importance of transmitting messages about oneself, no matter who they are.
Overall, "Do You Remember?" speaks to the universal desire for self-discovery, affirmation, and connection.
Line by Line Meaning
Takes notes from a movie box
I write down ideas and inspirations I get from movies I watch.
Make a list of what I need
I create a detailed list of things I need to accomplish my goals.
Remember who you are,
It is important to stay true to oneself and remember one's identity.
Remember who you are
Reiterating the importance of self-identity.
But then, I can't feel good about anything
Despite my efforts, I struggle to find satisfaction or positivity in life.
And just when I
At the exact moment when I
Get something started
Begin to initiate a project or plan
I read or hear something, that makes me forget
Something I see or hear makes me lose my focus or motivation.
My confidence or honesty
The trust and belief I have in myself, or the integrity of my intentions.
What are my motives are they selfless enough,
I question my own intentions and whether they are purely altruistic.
Are they
Do my motives
Righteous, righteous enough?
Have I made the right moral decision, and am I doing enough to justify it?
Then before I get started, I get all fucked up
My thoughts and anxieties prevent me from starting anything at all.
Can't get sick of thinking about meaning or language
I am obsessed with analyzing and finding deeper significance in words and language.
Or anything that gets me hot
Anything that engages my interest and attention.
Make up who you are,
Create your own unique identity.
It makes up who you are
Your self-concept is shaped by the choices you make and the image of yourself you create.
Then I found myself
At an unanticipated moment, I realized I
Dancing alone in my room
I am comfortable being myself and enjoying my own company.
I was writing in my journal,
I take time to reflect on my thoughts, feelings, and experiences through journaling.
Playing records
I enjoy listening to music from analogue records
When I felt my shoulders
I became aware of my body movements
Slide from side to side
I started to dance to the music I was playing
I found the bass in my hips
I discovered the rhythm of the music within myself, and how it resonates through my body.
Being alone brings courage and
Solitude can provide space for introspection and self-discovery, which can foster bravery, independence, and confidence.
Strength of mind
Mental fortitude and resilience.
Take off your shirt and watch TV
Relax, enjoy simple pleasures, and be comfortable in one's own skin.
Remember who you are, and
Stay true to one's identity.
Make up who you are
Create and define one's own unique self-concept.
But then I just want a public place
Occasionally, I crave social interaction in a public setting.
Where girls can meet
A location where individuals can gather and potentially connect romantically.
Each others stare
Two people gaze into each other's eyes.
Sometimes that's what it takes
In order to feel a sense of excitement and to be reassured about life, sometimes it is necessary to engage in romantic or emotional experiences with others.
Just to know you're alive
Interpersonal connection validates the experience of feeling alive and present in the world.
To feel yourself burning
To be moved by intense feelings and sensations.
Just from some girl's stare
I am able to experience intense feelings of attraction and passion simply through the gaze of another person.
My that's a strange costume
The attire worn by another person evokes a strong reaction within me.
Slip your fingers under my belt
A subtle and playful gesture that implies physical intimacy and suggests a possible sexual encounter.
Put up signs to make up who you are
Express yourself and cultivate your identity through explicit statements, symbolism, or imagery.
Send out signals
Communicate your intentions and desires to others through your behavior and mannerisms.
Telling who you are
Conveying a sense of one's identity and personality to others through subtle behaviors and communication.
Transmit messages
Sending a strong and explicit signal to others about one's intentions, attitudes, or identity.
About who you are
Communicating one's identity or self-concept to others
No matter who you are
Regardless of age, gender, race or any other individual characteristics, everyone has the capability of expressing their own unique identity.
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sidney greenglass
I always watched The Cosby show and A Different World. I have very good memories of both. All the actors without exception were very talented and the shows were fun and wholesome.
Mr J-Charles
I grew up with Bill Cosby shows. Loved Fat Albert when I was a kid. As an actor I like him and do not know him personally so can not judge him on what media says about him. Also Malcom was really good in Sneaky Pete.
IceManLikeGervin
Still support the Cosby Show as it is still a very good show that promotes good images of African Americans plus the spinoff 'A Different World' came from it. Two of the most, if not the most, positive African American tv shows in tv history.
Freedom Forever
Bill Cosby; The Doctor of Spanish Fly.
Tbascoebuzz
It’s so nice to remember happier times.
John Lee
There is always a show that saves the network!
b
I adore the entire cast, but especially Dr. Cosby, who has done so much and is such a wonderful man.
Ann Gladstone
You forgot Sondra and Elbon. She was my favorite.
Marie Causey
I used to watch the Cosby show! When I was a kid it’s a good show!&good actor &ii used watch fat Albert ,kids say darnest things!
Daddy
I still love the shows despite the monster behind them.