Do you rock with music in a foreign language?

[DANKTHRONE]

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

These are my top 3 foreign songs:

spanish (it was on an episode of the Shield and played while the main character was brutally beating the hell out of a Mexican )

Never has police brutality sounded so good to my ears









arabic (it was on an episode of Moon Knight, and it was just such a hauntingly dark yet beautiful song and I fell in love with it )






japanese (from Cowboy Bebop, what y'all nxggas know about this )

I used to put this on in the whip and rock out to it like a cac











Y'all brehs are NOT worthy




















And neither am I






And oh yeah, can't forget about Nujabes

 

[Dont@Me]

bookmarking thread

 

[KBtheKey]

Yea if that shyt sound good to me

 

[KBtheKey]

These are my top 3 foreign songs:

spanish (it was on an episode of the Shield and played while the main character was brutally beating the hell out of a Mexican )

Never has police brutality sounded so good to my ears









arabic (it was on an episode of Moon Knight, and it was just such a hauntingly dark yet beautiful song and I fell in love with it )






japanese (from Cowboy Bebop, what y'all nxggas know about this )

I used to put this on in the whip and rock out to it like a cac











Y'all brehs are NOT worthy




















And neither am I






And oh yeah, can't forget about Nujabes

The real folks blues is a certified 5x platinum classic

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

i was a kid when the Selena era occured so i think that open my musical taste. had everybody rocking out to the bidi bom lol

 

[#BOTHSIDES]

Yes. Afrobeats be in a different language half the time, Amapiano, Brazilian music, French

 

[Tair]

 

[Claudex]

I have no idea what's being said
I even dm'd some brehs I thought were Brazilian for help on the lyrics/translation cause I really wanna rap along Starts a bit strange but give it a sec to rock your jaw

Oh this lowkey fire
I can translate it to you, for some coli cash.

 

[motionlessZombie]

 

[Claudex]

Wow I thought about making this thread earlier



It's Portuguese I believe and I can't make out what they're saying but it sounds delightful.

A'ight, funny story about this song!
So in my company's group chat a co-worker dropped a portuguese meme with this song, and forever changed the way I hear this song.
So the chorus goes like this:

Tem gente que chega p'ra ficar
(There are folks that come to stay)
*The non-ambitious people that come and are actually happy with the conditions*


Tem gente que vai p'ra nunca mais
(There are folks that go to never return)
*Employees that been got another job and just go ghost*



Tem que gente que vem e quer voltar
(There are folks that come and want to go back)
*New employees that thought the job at our company was gonna be better than their last but were dead wrong*



Tem gente que vai e quer ficar
(There are folks that go and really wanted to stay)
*The odd employee that would've stayed for the vibes at the office, but needed a bigger pay*



Tem gente que veio só olhar
(There are folks that come just to watch)
*Upper-echellon management, auditors and overseas supervisors*



Tem gente a sorrir e a chorar
(There are folks that laugh and there are folks that cry)
*Corporate reality in a nutshell*


Your post brought me back to that day we went off about how this song was definitely made with our work-place in mind.

 

[Nkrumah Was Right]

Milton Nasciemento is the goat


So is Gilberto Gil

 

[Tribal Outkast]

This sounds like something that Curren$y would rap over shyt smooth AF


Anyway I still love this song and video

 

[tuckgod]

Further proof this board is nothing but tethers

We don’t listen to music unless it’s in English.

 

[Uchiha God]

Yes, music is one of the few things that transcends language: