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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Louis Armstrong's version of "What A Wonderful World" is musical choice most often used to prove a cruel, mocking, and bitterly ironic counterpoint to the Crapsack World setting and the horrific action on screen. An effect helped by the fact that the song itself is haunting enough to be a Tear Jerker despite its upbeat lyrics. Furthermore, the song itself was written to try to distract people from what a crappy world was portrayed on the news at the time. That it's been used in the purpose of this trope is significant Irony. |