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Standartinė thunderhead » 2008.03.25 13:12

Kuo tau uzkliuvo venom vs slayer.?ignuci?

Uztat adis viska zino viska ismano viskame nusimano viska moka ir yra zmogus vikipedia
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Standartinė Ignas » 2008.03.25 13:14

Tuo, kad tai analogiška temai šitai. Tema ne apie Adį, bet tu to niekada nesuvoksi ;/. Tipinis pavydintis ar įsimylėjęs berniukas.
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Standartinė thunderhead » 2008.03.25 13:15

ignai tu kaip visada teisus..slove tau.
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Standartinė turmoil » 2008.03.27 21:58

kodel tu manai kad ozy osbourn yra senukas?

prie topacio buvau jo konce tai grynas sudas :(
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Standartinė Šlykštniekšis » 2012.07.09 18:15

na ką, kariai pagonys, metas pradėti treniruotis Aukštaičiai vs Žemaičiai repo mūšiui per sekantį Kilkim Žaibu?:

Rap music originated in medieval Scottish pubs, claims American professor

Professor Ferenc Szasz argued that so-called rap battles, where two or more performers trade elaborate insults, derive from the ancient Caledonian art of "flyting".

According to the theory, Scottish slave owners took the tradition with them to the United States, where it was adopted and developed by slaves, emerging many years later as rap.

Professor Szasz is convinced there is a clear link between this tradition for settling scores in Scotland and rap battles, which were famously portrayed in Eminem's 2002 movie 8 Mile.

He said: "The Scots have a lengthy tradition of flyting - intense verbal jousting, often laced with vulgarity, that is similar to the dozens that one finds among contemporary inner-city African-American youth.

"Both cultures accord high marks to satire. The skilled use of satire takes this verbal jousting to its ultimate level - one step short of a fist fight."

The academic, who specialises in American and Scottish culture at the University of New Mexico, made the link in a new study examining the historical context of Robert Burn's work.

The most famous surviving example of flyting comes from a 16th-century piece in which two rival poets hurl increasingly obscene rhyming insults at one another before the Court of King James IV.

Titled the Flyting Of Dunbar And Kennedy, it has been described by academics as "just over 500 lines of filth".

Professor Szasz cites an American civil war poem, printed in the New York Vanity Fair magazine on November 9, 1861, as the first recorded example of the battles being used in the United States.

Professor Willie Ruff, of Yale University, agreed that Scottish slave owners had a profound impact on the development of African American music traditions.

Comparing flyting and rap battles, he said: "Two people engage in ritual verbal duelling and the winner has the last word in the argument, with the loser falling conspicuously silent."





http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/musi ... essor.html




flyting, (Scots: “quarreling,” or “contention”), poetic competition of the Scottish makaris (poets) of the 15th and 16th centuries, in which two highly skilled rivals engaged in a contest of verbal abuse, remarkable for its fierceness and extravagance. Although contestants attacked each other spiritedly, they actually had a professional respect for their rival’s vocabulary of invective. The tradition seems to have derived from the Gaelic filid (class of professional poets), who composed savage tirades against persons who slighted them. A Scandinavian counterpart is the Lokasenna (“Flyting of Loki”), a poem in the Poetic (Elder) Edda in which the trickster-god Loki bandies words with the other gods, taunting them with coarse jests. Although true flyting became obsolete in Scottish literature after the Middle Ages, the tradition itself never died out among writers of Celtic background. The style and language of Robert Burns’s “To a Louse” (“Ye ugly, creepin, blastit wonner / Detested, shunn’d by saunt an’ sinner”) parodies earlier Scots flyting, and James Joyce’s poem “The Holy Office” is a bard’s curse on the society that spurns him.




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Standartinė Nekromancer » 2012.07.09 19:48

Tai pavardink to White Rapo (grupėmis ar asmenimis).Tai tikrai turėjo būti įamžinta kažkokiame formate.Labai domintų 70s ir ankstyvieji 80s.
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Standartinė Šlykštniekšis » 2012.07.09 20:36

Tai pavardink to White Rapo (grupėmis ar asmenimis).Tai tikrai turėjo būti įamžinta kažkokiame formate.Labai domintų 70s ir ankstyvieji 80s.


Tai ir yra įamžinta, gausybė pavyzdžių (rašalo ant pergamento/popieriaus formate)
Kurie 70s-80s? 770s? 1880s?
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Standartinė Nekromancer » 2012.07.09 21:16

Na,tamsta užvedei šią temą tad gerieu jau sukis.Aš nesu žinovas nei 70s undergraude.
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Standartinė Niekis » 2012.07.09 21:36

bl*t
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Re: repas pries hard rock

Standartinė Magalius » 2023.12.29 13:53

Repo nemėgstu, tai visai ne muzika
Taip paprasta būti išmintingam. Tiesiog pagalvokite apie ką nors kvailo pasakyti ir tada nesakykite.
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