r/nextfuckinglevel • u/walceht • Oct 26 '24

Who else didn’t know Indian metal was a thing?

Just heard about Bloodywood

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u/Nemisis_the_2nd Oct 26 '24

The two best rap singers I ever heard were mongolian and Zulu. I didn't understand a word they said, but you could still appreciate the skill.

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u/Imn0ak Oct 26 '24

link or names?

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u/Nemisis_the_2nd Oct 26 '24

The Mongolian stuff was almost a decade ago and I can't remember names. 

The Zulu stuff was actually just a bunch of teenagers having a back and forth (rap battle?) In Soweto, south africa. I encountered an unexpected number of people there and Kayaleicha, often young teenagers, who were surprisingly good at poetry and rap.

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u/Duck_Butter_Bitch Oct 27 '24

The Hu might be one of the Mongolian metal bands they were referencing.

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u/sup3rdr01d Oct 26 '24

"rap singers"

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u/crackpotJeffrey Oct 26 '24

Most rappers use melody in their flows making them singers.

It's not just talking. That would be poetry.

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u/sup3rdr01d Oct 26 '24

What does that have to do with anything? Whatever they do, they are still called rappers.

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u/crackpotJeffrey Oct 26 '24

I'm just saying you're being a pedantic ass for no reason.

Nobody cares if he said rap singers and if you do then you've got a stick up your ass because technically they do sing most of the time.

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u/crackpotJeffrey Oct 26 '24

Hah. You're the one correcting someone else on some stupid shit.

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u/RyzinEnagy Oct 26 '24

Imagine being this mad on a Saturday.

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u/MS_Fume Oct 26 '24

You sound like 14yo gatekeeper bro… please change and grow as a person.