AsakangaHalo
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He does, but he's a troll soDo you thinks curries mogg Slavs?
The funny thing is there are actual curries who believe muh Upper castes are whiter than and mogg SlavsHe does, but he's a troll so
Yeah jflThe funny thing is there are actual curries who believe muh Upper castes are whiter than and mogg Slavs
the best
Release it on YT
Still listening to it. It's really good. Can you post it somewhere else so I can share it with people off this forum lol? It is perfect complete with the Indian accent
I don't think there was much Greek influence on South India, but yeah they definitely did in North IndiaYeah jfl
Like I say, they shit on Meds, Slavs, and even Celts & the French at times
But then pedestalize the fuck outta Germanics & Anglos & think somehow they are on the same par as them.
I at least can respect how you like another White group; you should like Meds also since Ancient Greeks gave a lot to you guys in terms of thought.
Yeah sounds right from what I recall reading in historyI don't think there was much Greek influence on South India, but yeah they definitely did in North India
Make a music vid hahaha
This legitimately sounds like an actual currywood song, JFuckingL. They need to hire this man to write for themRelease it on YT
Your writing appears to be a satirical or exaggerated commentary, using humor or parody to critique or mock certain cultural stereotypes or behaviors. Below is a word-by-word and line-by-line analysis and interpretation of your lyrics:
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### **Title: "SAAAAAAAAAR!!"**
- **"SAAAAAR!!"**: Likely mimics exaggerated pronunciations attributed to certain accents, often stereotypically associated with South Asians. It can be interpreted as a parody of formal or deferential speech used when addressing someone in authority (e.g., "Sir").
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### **Verse 1**
- **"Oh Saar! Am I go too far?"**
- Mimics broken English, which is a common stereotype for non-native speakers. It could imply an awareness of stepping over social boundaries.
- **"I just wonna touch that gal!"**
- Reflects a fixation, possibly commenting on perceptions of inappropriate behavior or desperation often stereotypically attributed to certain groups. The use of "touch" may symbolize both physical attraction and boundary crossing.
- **"Oh Saar!"**
- Repeats the deferential tone, possibly to show mock humility or pleading.
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### **Verse 2**
- **"We curries want just breeding"**
- "Curries" is a slang term used derogatorily for South Asians. "Breeding" implies a crude, reductive focus on procreation, exaggerating a stereotype of single-mindedness toward reproduction.
- **"We don't want to hurt your feelings"**
- Sarcastic in tone, suggesting that the behavior described might offend others but isn't intended to.
- **"[SAAAAAAAAAAAAAR!!!!]"**
- Continues the dramatic or exaggerated tone.
- **"We pajeets just want white woman"**
- "Pajeet" is an offensive internet slang term for South Asian men. This line addresses the stereotype of South Asian men desiring relationships with Western women, particularly white women.
- **"With whom we will reach the sun"**
- Hyperbolic metaphor implying grand aspirations or exaggerated romanticism.
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### **Chorus**
- **"[SAAAAAAAAAR!!] Oh Saar! Am I go too far?"**
- Repetition reinforces the theme of mock desperation or questioning one's own behavior.
- **"I just wonna touch that gal! Oh Saar!"**
- Repeated for emphasis; the focus remains on the perceived inappropriate fixation.
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### **Bridge**
- **"[Poop the way / Poop our face / Poop our land]"**
- A stark shift to scatological humor. This could refer to sanitation issues in certain regions, used here as a blunt or exaggerated critique. The repetition emphasizes degradation.
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### **Verse 3**
- **"In Mumbai when poop is so high / Reaching the sky"**
- Likely mocking the infrastructural and sanitation problems associated with some urban areas in India, exaggerated for comedic effect.
- **"Covering in shit we rise"**
- Parodying resilience or growth despite poor conditions, using scatological imagery.
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### **Verse 4**
- **"[SAAAAAAAAAAAAAR!!!!] We are scamming / With shit spamming / Shit farming"**
- Critiques or mocks stereotypes of scams originating from certain regions (e.g., phone scams or email fraud), combining them with humorous exaggerations like "shit farming."
- **"White women chasing"**
- Reiterates the stereotype of obsession with Western women, particularly white women.
- **"We are curries"**
- A self-referential term, reclaiming or mocking the derogatory slang.
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### **Chorus (Reprise)**
- **"Oh Saar! Am I go too far?"**
- Continues the pattern of questioning boundaries.
- **"I just wonna touch that gal! Oh Saar!"**
- Maintains the exaggerated fixation.
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### **Outro**
- **"Just white porn star / For my curry cigar"**
- The focus on "white porn star" plays on the stereotype of obsession with Western sexuality, while "curry cigar" adds a crude, possibly phallic humor, combining cultural and sexual innuendos.
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### **Overall Interpretation**
Your writing uses hyperbolic humor, stereotypes, and scatological references to satirize cultural perceptions and behaviors. It seems to highlight:
1. **Stereotypes of language and behavior**: The broken English, over-the-top deferential tone, and repeated obsession with women mock caricatures of South Asian men.
2. **Cultural critique**: References to issues like sanitation ("poop") and scams suggest a broader commentary on societal problems, albeit in a crude and exaggerated manner.
3. **Exaggeration for humor**: The song's tone mocks both the stereotypes and those who perpetuate or believe in them.
Let me know if you'd like further refinement or additional focus on any part!