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:00-Typing the words вЂChad Kroeger HeroвЂ™ together into the YouTube search bar was a difficult thing for me to do.

#A HERO CAN SAVE US NICKELBACK FREE LISTEN MOVIE#

I would like to think I liked the song by proxy, since it was the theme song for the movie I really, really highly anticipated, but itвЂ™s also possible I wouldвЂ™ve liked the song a lot had it not been affiliated with the film in any way. I think for a while in the seventh grade it was my favorite song, one I listened to incessantly in the time leading up to the release of the Spider-Man movie. At one point, I loved вЂHero.вЂ™ I really did. The second reason is much more difficult for me to deal with. (Turns out, though, that Kroeger did do a song with Santana at one point.) For a while after its release, I thought that Carlos Santana song with the singer from The Calling called вЂWhy DonвЂ™t You & I?вЂ™ was actually sung by Kroeger, and I still think of Nickelback whenever I hear it, even though the band had absolutely nothing to do with the song. Because when I think Nickelback, I immediately think of (and blame) Chad Kroeger. If itвЂ™s written by Kroeger, and his voice is included, it reminds me of Nickelback. One: It is a song written mostly by Chad Kroeger and, to a lesser extent, Josey Scott (Saliva) that features a bunch of other musicians (most notably and surprisingly among them is probably Pearl Jam drummer Matt Cameron, who played in the recording but was not in the video). But I have two reasons IвЂ™ve decided to include it in my Nickelback analysis project anyway. Feel free to email me analysis suggestions at one, with further explanation of my reasoning for this project is here. I will do this by subjecting myself to the bandвЂ™s songs, videos and maybe some other materials. This is the second installment in a series where I try to analyze the feelings of hatred I harbor toward Nickelback, a band I seem to spend more energy disliking than would be required to pretend they simply did not exist.

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