"Do You Hear the People Sing", the unofficial anthem of the Umbrella Movement in 2014, was commonly sung during the protest. It was also sung by pro-democracy audience during a friendly football game between Manchester City and Kitchee on 24 July at Hong Kong Stadium to obscure the playing of the Chinese national anthem and to raise foreign awareness of the situation in the city. Though the version and context of "Do You Hear the People Sing" sung in the protests is not completely identical to the version of the musical and the book written by Victor Hugo, it is noted by commentators that the song is still very applicable to the protests because protestors are similarly demanding the government to listen to the voices of "angry men" in granting them freedom and democracy. The Cantonese version of "Do You Hear The People Sing" has been first sung in 2014 as well and is still applicable in the 2019 context because it reminds HongKongers of their duty to fight for freedom and make their voices heard.