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The energy coming from this live performance is absolutely insane.

More excellent trance music:

Boom Boom Tel Aviv: A Song of Global Rage

 

 

15 July 2025 2:15 PM Foreign Policy MUST READ WANA News WANA

 

(Jul 15) – Boom Boom Tel Aviv – just these three words were enough for a song to conquer social media within hours. A track with pounding beats and blunt lyrics that poured like fire onto the powder keg of people’s emotions worldwide.

 

This music, which few have not heard by now, was released precisely during the days when Iran, in response to Israeli attacks, launched missiles toward Tel Aviv.

 

A war that, although filled with sorrow and worry for people in the region and the world, was seen by many as a firm retaliation by Iran against decades of oppression of Palestinians – a response that brought joy to many people around the world.

 

In this atmosphere, “Boom Boom Tel Aviv” quickly became a common language among social media users; from TikTok and Instagram to X, everywhere was filled with videos using this song as background, full of images showing collapsed buildings alongside the shattered pride of Israel.

 

The creator of this song, Lucas Gage, a former U.S. Marine, political artist, and writer, conveys a global message in this piece through simple, unfiltered sentences —a message that echoes in the mind even after the music stops.

 

Part of the lyrics reads:

“Boom-boom-boom, boom-boom, Tel Aviv

This is what you get for all your evil deeds

You were mocking dead kids, but now you’re getting hit

Iranian missiles have your entire skyline lit

And you cry victim, and say you didn’t start this

But the whole world sees that your lies are retarded

Now you feel terror like the Palestinians

How does it feel to have bombs drop on your civilians?

You could have avoided all this if you wanted to”

 

Within less than 24 hours, this music recorded over 577 million views, and users from around the world combined videos of Iran’s missile strikes with this song. For many, sharing “Boom Boom Tel Aviv” was not just a trend but the voice of their accumulated rage and hatred against Israeli policies.

https://wanaen.com/boom-boom-tel-aviv-a-song-of-global-rage/

@stewart-meadows Sarmatian rockets heheh. I must say one thing, muslims are really masters to react true the medias. I was kid when i watched Albanians and Bosnians how dresses death soldiers - terrorists in to the civilians and than cry etc. In general, i feel sorry for Palestinian children but...Arabs are arche enemies of the European volks!