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My song is ASAP forever by ASAP rocky because in it he talks about life and dealing with it and hes always had the dream that hes living since he was broke. It does have bad words in it.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emABM2XyeeM This video talks about traditions around the world and how they started and how they celebrated in the ancient times.

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People like to eat pork for good luck, grapes, pomegranates, fish, rice and noodles and cakes.

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People like to eat black eyed peas, greens, and cornbread for good luck

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https://worldstrides.com/blog/2016/12/9-new-years-traditions-cultures-around-world/

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Once it hits the new year many couples love to kiss each other in a way to celebrate the new year and it is believed that kissing someone will prevent loneliness in the year.

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In Spain people like to get 12 grapes and eat them and each grape represents good luck for one month and they like to gather in big cities like Madrid or Barcelona.

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In Denmark people like to throw old plates and dishes at friends and families doors to get rid of the bad spirits and they also stand on chairs and jump off them to jump into the new year in hopes of good luck.

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In a lot of places people stay up late to see the old year out and the new year in. Pretty much everywhere in the world church bells ring, horns toot, whistles blow, sirens shriek. London's Trafalgar Square and New York City's Times Square swarm with crowds of happy and loud people. The hullabaloo expresses people's excited spirits at holiday time.

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Chinese children wear new clothes and people carry lanterns and join in a huge parade and in the front is a big silk dragon that is leading the way for the Chinese people. According to the legend the dragon represents strength and hibernates most of the year so they throw firecrackers to keep the dragon awake.