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- Math_Suks abstract ""Math Suks" is a song by Jimmy Buffett, from the album Beach House on the Moon (1999).The lyrics tell of the author's frustration as a math student. According to the lyrics, the inspiration for the song and title came from a candid interview on TV:I got so bored with my homeworkI turned on the TVThe beauty contest winners were all smiling through their teeth"They asked the new Miss America "Hey babe, can you add up all those bucks?"She looked puzzled then just said, "Math Suks!"However, in later interviews Jimmy said that the inspiration actually came from graffiti on a bridge in Key West Florida.Consistent with its stated theme, the song lyrics are largely an emotional catharsis; mathematical terms are used only in a very superficial way. Presumably for that reason, the song seems to have little appeal to mathematicians, and even less to mathematics teachers (unlike other songs that make fun at mathematics, such as Tom Lehrer's "Nikolai Ivanovich Lobachevsky" and "New Math"). The song was in fact promptly condemned by the US National Council of Teachers of Mathematics and the National Education Association for its alleged negative effect on children's education. Jon Stewart also criticized the song on The Daily Show during a segment called "Math Is Quite Pleasant".".
- Math_Suks artist Jimmy_Buffett.
- Math_Suks genre Country_music.
- Math_Suks producer Mac_McAnally.
- Math_Suks producer Michael_Utley.
- Math_Suks producer Russ_Kunkel.
- Math_Suks producer Tony_Brown_(record_producer).
- Math_Suks recordLabel MCA_Records.
- Math_Suks runtime "269.0".
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- Math_Suks writer Jimmy_Buffett.
- Math_Suks writer Peter_Mayer.
- Math_Suks writer Roger_Guth.
- Math_Suks artist Jimmy_Buffett.
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- Math_Suks genre Country_music.
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- Math_Suks label MCA_Records.
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- Math_Suks name "Math Suks".
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- Math_Suks producer Russ_Kunkel.
- Math_Suks producer Tony_Brown_(record_producer).
- Math_Suks released "May 1999".
- Math_Suks writer Jimmy_Buffett.
- Math_Suks writer Peter_Mayer.
- Math_Suks writer Roger_Guth.
- Math_Suks subject Category:1999_songs.
- Math_Suks subject Category:Jimmy_Buffett_songs.
- Math_Suks subject Category:Mathematics_and_culture.
- Math_Suks subject Category:Songs_written_by_Jimmy_Buffett.
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- Math_Suks comment ""Math Suks" is a song by Jimmy Buffett, from the album Beach House on the Moon (1999).The lyrics tell of the author's frustration as a math student.".
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