A woman in a Mexico soccer jersey uses a song from the musical Hamilton to express the internal conflict of Latino fans during a sports tournament. She lip-syncs the debate between choosing Jefferson or Burr to represent choosing between different national teams.
When Latinos Have to Choose a Team: The Hamilton Edition
A woman in a Mexico soccer jersey uses a song from the musical Hamilton to express the internal conflict of Latino fans during a sports tournament. She lip-syncs the debate between choosing Jefferson or Burr to represent choosing between different national teams.
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It's a tie. It's up to the delegates. Up to Hamilton.
It's a tie. It's up to the delegates. Up to Hamilton. Yeah. The people are asking to hear my voice. The country is facing a difficult choice. If you were to ask me who I'd promote, Jefferson has my vote. I never agreed with Jefferson once. We have fought on, like, 75 different fronts. But when all is said and all is done, Jefferson has beliefs, Burr has none.
- 01The Deadlock
Establish a situation where two sides are perfectly even and a decision is mandatory.
- 02The External Pressure
Show that there is high pressure from an outside group to make a choice.
- 03The Endorsement
State clearly which side you are choosing.
- 04The Conflict History
Acknowledge the personal friction or disagreement you have with the side you just chose to build credibility.
- 05The Moral Payoff
Explain the final reason for the choice based on a fundamental character trait or quality.