who else's heart lies in serbia?
Post ur best /serbwave/
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Who /serbwave/ here
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Eli Martin
It's turbo folk, not serbwave you uncultured swine
John Hall
Remove Kebab from Serbia and Mother Evropa
Alexander Clark
Have you actually looked at other Turbofolk? This shit is unique comparatively.
Wipe up the shit dribbling down ur chin and use ur fucking noggin
Julian Cooper
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S R B I J A
Josiah Sullivan
I should ask you the same question, but I can bet you're the type of edgy nerd who only sticks within the Kocayine confines. Actually try listening to turbo folk, and stop trying to misappropriate our music for your alt-right agenda.
Angel Johnson
Who said I was using this politically?
I legitimately enjoy the music of the military inspired folk music not the shit out mainstream pop in turbofolk. This music takes no inspiration from pop other than instrumentation.
Your just an autistic contrarian. I bet you think djent isnt a real genre either
Kevin Parker
and yes I use the Kocayine playlists to find artists since its hard finding this kind of specific shit. soulseek hosts hardly any releases
Jaxon Rivera
How am I an autistic contrarian for calling it EXACTLY what it is. If anything, by refusing to call it turbo folk, YOU ARE the contrarian HAHA!
But let's face it, you only like it because they are mulism hating nationalists.
Ethan Ross
dubs
Jordan Martinez
(you)
Nolan Morgan
haha !u suck
Owen Robinson
you caught me, little man
Cooper Smith
In 2006 the rediscovery by internet culture of a wartime turbofolk music video known as "Serbia Strong"; produced by a group of three Bosnian Serb Army soldiers—a trumpet player, an accordion player (Novislav Đajić) and a keyboard player—as a patriotic tribute to Radovan Karadžić; coupled with a copypasta titled "Remove Kebab"; became a very popular meme that introduced turbofolk to a younger, more western audience. The stony, thousand-yard stare face of Đajić and novelty of the turbofolk music with extreme nationalistic undertones spawned a large volume of parody images and video; spread and popularized by imageboards such as Sup Forums; so much that "Kebab" has now become a common internet synonym for Muslims, and "Remove Kebab" a commonly used euphemism for battle against Muslims or outright ethnic cleansing. This meme has introduced Turbofolk music and Serbian ultranationalist imagery to a portion of the younger meme-consuming population in the west, but also with white nationalists and islamophobic circles, creating a new type of consumer for wartime nationalist turbofolk artists such as Miro Semberac and Roki Vulovic.
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Ryder Hernandez
the chorus is pretty infectious.
Mason Morales
Serbs and Bosnians are genetically the same race. Killing your own kind just because of religion is simply retarded.
Nicholas Hill
yeah, killing each other over skin colour is much more reasonable!
Aaron Peterson
enjoy ur turbofolk loser
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ill stick to /serbwave/
Thomas Nelson
bruise genner would be turning in his gravel right now if he heard you say that
Parker Jenkins
WHAT ABOUT /BOSNIAWAVE/ ?
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Jordan Cooper
"Serbwave" still isn't a thing. Also, your example is of modern turbo folk, while the racist ones are of wartime turbo folk. It's like calling Lynard Skynard something other than rock simply because modern rock sucks.
Ayden Hughes
thats why there is subgenres dickhead. I think you are starting to work it out now.
Chase Collins
no discrimination here mate
/slavwave/ for all
Wyatt Foster
Serbwave isn't a sub-genre though, it's turbo-folk, which is itself a sub-genre of folk and pop. You're just making up names for things that already have names.
Angel Stewart
you really are autistic.
Even the old Turbo-Folk is vastly different.
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Musically, the stuff on the Kocayine playlists are completely different. It seems they take more inspiration from Rock rather than Pop.
You can argue semantics all night but your still wrong
Jacob Lee
but not all turbo-folk is bad
i dont mind this youtube.com
so instead of being a cringe cunt, can you link some good serbian music or do actually know fuck all?
Dominic Price
and old rap is different to modern rap, but it's still called rap
Dumb-dumb
Dylan Adams
look up the distinctions of rap
"consists of a stylized rhythmic music that commonly accompanies rapping, a rhythmic and rhyming speech that is chanted."
Literally anything with rapping in it is considered rap.
Turbo-Folk is serbian folk with pop.
This doesnt sound pop-py to me
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Blake Rivera
proud serb reporting in! :3
Nolan Campbell
Sorry, I guess hip-hop would be a better example.
And I'M supposed to be the autistic contrarian omg you're adorable
Charles Wood
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Wyatt Torres
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Carson Cox
its literally the same genre idiot, you just dont need rapping.
you're complaining about someone appropriating music you dont even listen to.
kys
Kayden Clark
Hip-hop and rap are not the same genre. That's why it's called Hip-Hop/Rap and not just one of them.
Noah Watson
still doesnt matter mate
Hip hop is hip hop, Turbo-Folk is Folk+pop not Folk+rock
Still got nothing to contribute though?
Go post about something you actually know about rather than making a headache for yourself.
Jonathan Morales
Turbo-folk is also just Turbo-folk, not serbwave, so why don't you start threads with the correct terminology.
Lincoln Gomez
nuh
Jackson Smith
hip hop is the entire culture that consists of rapping (a vocal articulation of poems delivered in a certain rhythm), DJ-ing (record manipulation, i.e. sampling, re-mixing, etc.), breakdancing and graffiti.
hip hop is NOT a musical genre