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They don’t own me they don’t know
They can’t hold me they can’t hold
They box They box they talk
I know they can’t show me
Flow oh my gosh
Where man go oh my gosh
If man see mee oh my gosh
I guess you never know what you got til it’s
Flow oh my gosh
Where man go oh my gosh If man see mee
oh my gosh where man go oh my gosh
If man see mee oh my gosh
I guess you never know what you got til it’s
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Watch: Facebook “Dance Accepts Everyone”
Plain Talk: About the Track
The rhythmic and powerful rap track driving the Facebook “Dance Accepts Everyone” campaign is “OMG” by the Zambian-born, Australian-based artist Sampa the Great (Sampa Tembo). Originally released in 2019 on her critically acclaimed album The Return, the song’s themes of self-ownership and cultural pride provide a vibrant backdrop for an ad celebrating the global community of the “Dance Accepts Everyone” Facebook Group.
Facebook, founded in February 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and Andrew McCollum, is headquartered in Menlo Park, California. This specific campaign highlights the platform’s ability to connect diverse people through shared passions like dance. By using Sampa the Great’s track, Facebook emphasizes a message of inclusivity and kinetic energy, showcasing how digital groups translate into real-world expression and movement across the globe.
Questions & Answers
Who is Sampa the Great?
Sampa Tembo, known as Sampa the Great, is an award-winning rapper and songwriter known for blending hip-hop with African musical influences and poetic lyricism.
What is the “Dance Accepts Everyone” Group?
It is a real community on Facebook where dancers of all skill levels, styles, and backgrounds share videos and support one another, embodying the “Groups” focus of Meta’s recent marketing.
When did Facebook change its parent company name?
While the Facebook app retains its name, the parent company rebranded to Meta in October 2021 to reflect its focus on the metaverse.
