Any thoughts on playing Pumped up Kicks for school concert?

What do you think about performing “Pumped Up Kicks” at a school concert?

I’m not sure if this is the best place for this question, but the piano subreddit isn’t too keen on these types of discussions. I was browsing for songs to perform at an upcoming school concert and came across an arrangement for “Pumped Up Kicks.” If you’re familiar with the lyrics, you can probably guess where I’m heading with this. While I think it could be amusing to play the song given its context, I’m concerned it might not be well-received or might not be worth the effort. I’d appreciate any thoughts you have on this!

One Reply to “Any thoughts on playing Pumped up Kicks for school concert?”

  1. Playing “Pumped Up Kicks” for a school concert can be a bit of a double-edged sword. On one hand, it’s a catchy tune that many people enjoy, but the underlying themes—particularly those related to violence and mental health—might not sit well with all audiences, especially in a school setting.

    If you’re considering it for the performance, think about how your school community might react. Some might find the irony amusing, while others could see it as inappropriate. It could also provide an opportunity for discussion about the song’s themes, but that would really depend on your school’s atmosphere and the audience’s perspective.

    If you’re leaning toward a mix of fun and meaningful content, you might consider choosing a different song that maintains that catchy vibe without controversial themes. Ultimately, you know your audience best, so trust your instincts about whether this will be well-received or if it could cause discomfort. Good luck!

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