my people can dance yo
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costumes on point
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this music video is the perfect acid dream americana filtered through 90s indian film music
there’s a part where prabhu deva levitates a cowboy hat with his crotch
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this beat still bangs in 2017
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indian music keeping me alive rn
very surprised more american artists dont sample indian music, apart from jay z collab with punjabi mc and timbaland jacking samples around the world w/o credit i can’t think of many
edit: oh yeah
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This video fukken bangs
you know listening to this song just reminds me of the deep literary tradition of tamil, even our pop music references it
pesadi rathiye rathiye, tamizhil vaarthaigal moonru laksham
neeyadi gadhiye gadhiye, rendu solladi kuraintha paksham
say something Rati, there’s 300,000 words in tamil
you’re my refuge, say two words at least
rep steve king out here talking about ‘what have those non-whites ever contributed to civilization’
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re: samples, these soup songs will be stuck in my head forever
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[quote=“the_kyphosis_gamer, post:10, topic:3770, full:true”]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YR12Z8f1Dh8
re: samples, these soup songs will be stuck in my head forever
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will never understand how this song became such a megahit lol. it catchy tho
soup boys of sweden =
there’s a translation of lyrics in the comments, adds a lot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8mYfvUPKtA&lc=z12xirt4gryad5vnk23cvhjb1yr3tvnax04
inferior dancing but superior songwriting for sure
this song kinda sucks imo but the first 30 secs are begging to be sampled in a trap song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0YJV1wGYTs
this song my dad always used as his jokey example of the declining morality of the times
percussion is off the charts
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this song is from 2000. the late 80s took a while to get to india
those synths would make a stupid good sample
this video actually a good example of early 2000s visions of america being sold to h1b visa aspirants in india. the land of milk honey and dancing white girls. lol
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My childhood in one song
I am at a loss to describe what sort of mood this song is for, I guess it’s pure wispy nostalgia for when you want to feel like your head’s submerged in cotton
there is no toe tapping here and groins and dancing have not been invented
I like yours better
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i just realized that ‘ayyo pathikkichu’ is basically a literal translation of ‘oh shit it’s lit’
lol
mods please move this out of the axe and into tune of the fatman
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pretty sure even some white ppl know of this song
‘dancing on trains’ is a genre that really needs to come stateside