43rd Legend [Voice]

[thefutureking]

I've been trying to listen to more "modern" music, especially since bards apparently don't have a lot of music that is able to be put on this iPod device that contains and plays music. Lately I've been trying something call "hip-hop" but I don't understand half the words used.

Could someone explain the following terms for me?

[Voice to Text]

Comments

[voice]

[darkbreak]

Isn't "badonkadonk" the sound that something makes when it falls?

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[thefutureking]

I suppose it does sound a bit like that.

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[darkbreak]

yeah... 'cause don't things kinda go.. [ there's some fumbling recorded ] "donk donk donk" when it falls down stairs?

[voice] 2/2

[darkbreak]

whatever. I don't know about anything else, especially why anyone would have apples on the bottom of their jeans. That's just dumb.

[Voice]

[phasedcat]

Are you serious? Because if you don't know what those things mean it's probably better for it to stay that way.

Re: [Voice]

[thefutureking]

Of course I'm serious. Honestly, how should I know what any of those things mean?

Re: [Voice]

[phasedcat]

Might be best if you don't know then.

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[thefutureking]

Why not?

Placeholder-ish!

[miss_waldorf]

You were listening to Lady Gaga?

[thefutureking]

She's nobility, I thought it would be a different kind of music.

[miss_waldorf]

No, no, she's not nobility. It's just a name she uses.

Her songs aren't very... you know, proper.

[thefutureking]

And she's just allowed to get away with this? In Camelot she would be lucky to not be executed for impersonating the nobility.

Proper?

[ann_withane]

Those ARE very strange words. I don't think "Gaga" is a very good name for a lady.

[thefutureking]

I could be pronouncing it wrong.

[ann_withane]

What is she lady of?

[thefutureking]

I have absolutely no idea.