Term that refers to a highly beneficial product or solution that is often overlooked or minimized despite how valuable it is.
Vibration plate therapy is the easiest way to lose weight, yet no one talks about it, it’s an underground hero.
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usually in a movie, the unsung hero has major importance in the story by doing something major, but then is brushed off as a side character.
an example would be Hobie Brown in across the spider verse or the hacker in the isle of dogs
(these are both the unsung hero of the movie )
(these are both the unsung hero of the movie )
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Destroyed the damned 33rd....
Do you feel like a hero yet?"
Destroyed the damned 33rd....
Do you feel like a hero yet?"
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Song meaning: This song from Metallica’s third album is an anti-war song. It is one of the most intense songs Metallica has ever written, with certain sections performed at 220 beats per minute.
The lyrics tell the story from the point of view of a soldier on the battlefield who receives orders from his general to keep fighting, no matter how many will die. The general believes his soldiers are merely expendable tools.
Song meaning: This song from Metallica’s third album is an anti-war song. It is one of the most intense songs Metallica has ever written, with certain sections performed at 220 beats per minute.
The lyrics tell the story from the point of view of a soldier on the battlefield who receives orders from his general to keep fighting, no matter how many will die. The general believes his soldiers are merely expendable tools.
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