@frigginglorious

Not a pop group per se, but "American Idiot" by Green Day was number 1 for a while. I guess you could consider it an antifascist critique of media. I don't really listen to rap, but I would think there are antifascist rap songs that have made the top 10.

@historyofpunkrock

There are so many great options for each. Off of the top of my head, maybe the following (though it might change with some reflection):

Bill Stevenson - drummer
Paul Simonon - bassist
Johnny Thunders - guitarist
Tim McIlrath - singer

@historyofpunkrock Love this song. The surf guitar towards the end was so unusual to hear at the time in a punk song, though East Bay Ray was fusing surf with punk at about the same time.

I wonder if Mike Palm and East Bay Ray brought in that sound independently. I think I read somewhere that Palm's cousin played in an early surf band, so maybe.

@mwichary One option is the second to last sentence of the Declaration of Independence. It has far too many characters for me to post.

Another option: “It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known.” A Tale of Two Cities