Introduction
David Bulmer - Remastered by A.J. Freda Lyrics

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Turn me down a little bit
Alright
Yea
I gotta confess
Weight of the world got me feeling hella stressed
I don't know what's next
Yea
Yea Uh

I don't know what's next
I like to fuck my ex cuz I like her tits
I really like sucking and fucking the clit
Yea cuz I got a magnum 22 and I'm talking 'bout my dick
Aye yo, we in this bitch again
Fuck the intro nigga I aint doing it
I hope to God that I spend less
Mother fuckers got me hella stressed
Been hella depressed

Thought about suicide but Im too alive
Life aint shit so you learn to hope less

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of the song Introduction by A.J. Freda, as disturbing as they may seem, reveal the deep-seated pain and confusion that the artist is experiencing. At the beginning of the song, he tells the sound engineer to turn down the volume, as if he doesn't want to be heard or is afraid of what he is about to say. He then proceeds to confess that he is feeling an enormous amount of stress from the pressures of life, and he doesn't know what to do next. This indicates a sense of hopelessness and despair that is affecting him.

The artist then goes on to disclose his willingness to engage in sexual activities with his ex-partner, which is a manifestation of his sexual frustration and desire for physical pleasure. He even boasts about his sexual organ, which reveals his sense of inadequacy and low self-esteem. The song ends with the artist expressing his desperation and wish to die, but he is unable to take his own life because he is still alive. This suggests that he sees no purpose or meaning in his existence, and he has given up all hope.

Line by Line Meaning

Turn me down a little bit
Lower the volume of the music.

Alright
Agreement to the request of lowering the volume.

Yea
Exclamation of affirmation.

I gotta confess
Admission of a personal truth.

Weight of the world got me feeling hella stressed
Feeling overwhelmed by the pressures of life.

I don't know what's next
Uncertainty and confusion about the future.

Yea
Exclamation of agreement or affirmation.

Yea Uh
Expression of enthusiasm or excitement.

I don't know what's next
Reiteration of uncertainty about the future.

I like to fuck my ex cuz I like her tits
Revealing a personal sexual preference.

I really like sucking and fucking the clit
Further elaboration on sexual preferences.

Yea cuz I got a magnum 22 and I'm talking 'bout my dick
Bragging about sexual prowess or endowment.

Aye yo, we in this bitch again
Acknowledgement of being in a familiar situation.

Fuck the intro nigga I aint doing it
Disdain for performing a particular task.

I hope to God that I spend less
Desire to reduce spending.

Mother fuckers got me hella stressed
Exasperation with others contributing to stress.

Been hella depressed
Admitting to feeling severely sad for a prolonged period.

Thought about suicide but Im too alive
Mentally considering ending one's own life despite cherishing their existence.

Life aint shit so you learn to hope less
Philosophizing about the meaninglessness of life and setting low expectations.

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Written by: Jamiri Humphries, Khalid Merene

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David

Mazanderani: better Farsi: behtar English: better Dutch: beter
neo no/now new nieuw
moong mah moon maan
sitare setareh star ster
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tvschan

3y↑1

TAMIL CONNECTION : Unfortunately there is no recognition for the oldest language Tamil, the under rated dark horse. There are plenty of not only English words which relates either directly to Tamil language or seeped deformations through various intermediaries like Sanskrit, Greek or Latin etc into English.
Examples
Button is actually a Tamil word pronounced as Pothaan for thousands of years.
Sponge = Panju actually used to refer cotton.
Pipe= Pazhuppu in Tamil
Paleo was actually Pazhaya or old in Tamil.
Betrothal is actually a Tamil word Petror ( Parents)+ Oppudhal acceptance) Petroropputhal.
Puddings = Puttu
Red comes from Ratham
Emperor Empire comes from Embiran means great ruler of a vast area.

"Thol""tholai" is used in Tamil to refer distance which gradually became Thel and later as tele and used in words like telephone(Tholaipesi), television (tholaikatchi), telegraph and telegram.
Doosu became Dust
Payattu Tamil word becomes Fight.
Theyyal, theyyalar becomes Tailor.
Thechu becomes Stichu and stitch.
Thachchar, thachachan becomes Thachar surname in England i.e Margret Thacher whose ancestor's were actually Roof Makers and stiching leaves and branches to make roof was their profession.
Earlier roofs were made by stiching leaves together and placing on the roofs.
Kalvettu becomes culvert in English
Kurippu becomes Skurippu and later script.
Oppari a kind of dance drama Tamil becomes Opera
Thadhai of Tamil becomes daddy in English.
Mandooram of Tamil gradually became Mound, Mount, mountain etc.
Montenegro
Kalainjium becomes Colosseum in Italian and English language
Congee= porridge, water with rice; Originated from Tamil and Malayalam Kanji
Coir= From Tamil kayiru
Catamaran = From Tamil Kattumaram
Kattu means tied up, Maram means logs.
Cot from Tamil Kattil
Ginger from Inji in Tamil.
Sugar and Jaggery. Long etymology.
Attu (8)+ Kara (Arms)+Aaram (Circle)
Attukaraaram->Atkararam->Satkararam->Satkaram->Sakkaram. Contd...
Sakkaram means wheel in Tamil. Wheel with eight arms.
Sakkara (Wheel)+ Arai (Grind,Ground) in Tamil. The one which is ground by wheel. (Sugar cane ground by wheel becomes Sugar. Sugar gradually deforms into sukkar, shakkar, Jaggery etc.
Mango from Tamil Maangai
Pagoda from Tamil word Pagavadi i.e A house for a diety.
Teak a Tamil word Theykku or teku.
Cash from Tamil word Kaasu. Even words like Casino, Casanova etc.
Eight from Tamil word Yettu.
One is from Tamil word Ondru.
Victory from Tamil word Vettry
All English words having TERRA comes from the Tamil word Tarai. Tarai means Ground, floor or in a larger sense a place or an area.
Territory, Terestrial, Extra Terrestrial.
Extra itself Ex + Terra means above normal level. Ultra means something beyond normal level of cognition.
Still there are hundreds of words not only in English but in almost all parts of the world which needs deep study.
The very word England itself has a Tamil origin. The earliest settlers first landed in an arc shaped or Angle shaped land in the extreme east coast and called it as anguli Tarai (Tharai) meaning angled place and they were Anguliars or Angulitaraiyars. That place got named later as Angula Nadu which gradually deforms as Angulnad, Anguland, England, England!
Also the very word Etymology can be broken up as Aathi or Aadhi + Moola+ Alasi or Aalosi. Aadhi means first or earliest. Moolam means root or origin. Alasi means to check deeply or research. Even Aalosi means to probe deep mentally. Aadhi moola alasi = Aadhimoolalasi= Aathimoology = Etymology.
Peychu of Tamil deforms to Spea hu then Speach.
Aaku becomes Maku later Make
Tamil "Peedu" becomes Speedu and Speed.
"Matirai" becomes Meter
"Peedu Matirai" becomes Speedometer.
Urundai of Tamil becomes Round.
Naagam becomes snake.
Ilamanjal Kai becomes Lemon
Urul becomes Roll.
Urundai becomes Round.
Moolakuru becomes Molecule.
Koll in Tamil = Kill in English
Itara becomes other in English
Parisu becomes Prize in English
Arisi of Tamil becomes Rice
Vaadu of Tamil becomes "Fade
Allan of Tamil becomes Aqua.
Pala becomes Poly.
Miga and Magha of Tamil become Mega.
Mudir becomes Mature.
Isaipadu becomes Accept
Paathai becomes Path
Vazhi becomes way
Kiribati becomes Grain
Narambu becomes Nerve
Butti , Buttil becomes Bottle
Illam ,Illu becomes Villa
Surungu becomes Shrink
Pazhuthu becomes Fault
Adam becomes Adamant
Uddan becomes Sudden
Vendi becomes want
Kai pattru becomes Capture
Tirugi becomes Torque
Alavu becomes level
Madamai becomes Mad
Kaani becomes Cawney
Surutu, churuttu becomes Cheroot
Kalvettu becomes Culvert
Copparai becomes copra.
Kari becomes Curry
Pachilai becomes Patchouli
Paravi becomes Spray
Naagam becomes snake
Ithu becomes It.

And many many more words!

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서와Etymologist

The origin of English is Korean. The father's ancestors are ancient Koreans, and the mother's ancestors are Europeans.

《Bike는 조선말 비켜! 에서 유래》

BIKE 바이크는 자전거를 말하지만 사실은

서아시아에 수령으로 파견된 선비들이 행차하실때

개 비키거라! 개 섰거라! 물렀거라!의 《비켜》에서 유래된 조선말 사투리입니다.

Bikecyle 또한 비켜셔레 ,비켜켜레(라), 비켜셔리로 이북 사투리입니다.

사전을 검색하면 벌집 , 무리로 기록된것도 군집을 이룬 거리를 지나칠때 소리쳤기 때문입니다.

cycle = 셔스리 = 사슬

ve hi cle = 비히끄레 , 비히스레 = 비켜크레,비켜스레

《예조 판서 정인지(鄭麟趾)의 서문에,
"천지(天地) 자연의 소리가 있으면 반드시 천지 자연의 글이 있게 되니, 옛날 사람이 소리로 인하여 글자를 만들어 만물(萬物)의 정(情)을 통하여서, 삼재(三才)128) 의 도리를 기재하여 뒷세상에서 변경할 수 없게 한 까닭이다.》

#bike #bikecyle #bike #bikelife
#bikestagram #삼천리자전거 #삼천리유아자전거 #삼천리모터스
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All comments from YouTube:

Aiman Marzuqi

3y↑41

Old English is such a fascinating language, I wish this language is featured in modern media

Fredric Hallas

2y↑1

We get some in the show Vikings!

Dr Thijs Porck

2y↑3

Isn't it just? Fortunately, it is experiencing something of a revival in tv shows and movies; I wrote about this here: https://thijsporck.com/2015/11/05/old-english-is-alive/amp/

snutrs

4y↑21

Dear Dr Thijs Porck, please continue to create great videos!
Could do a dialect comparison between of different speakers of OE? How about formal and informal letters/writings? Or how about words that "skipped" OE times, such as "look" ?

Thanks!!
Language videos are the best!

Dr Thijs Porck

3y↑5

More videos coming once I find the time!

Haeleth 72

3y↑11

Great video. I tend to think the Old English would have just called their language "Englisc" because why would it be old to them?

Anonymous 29

2y↑4

This video has really made me enthusiastic to enroll in the Master's programme (currently teaching as a teacher in the lower years of Dutch secondary education).

Dr Thijs Porck

Awesome. Looking forward to seeing you there!

I Movies Art Culture

2y↑1

Thank you, this is the most comprehensive short video on the subject ❤

MINMIN MABULO

4y↑7

Thi is really awesome dr. I hope you could still provide us more information about the history of English. Im a college student and we are studying it i really really love your videos it is so amazing😊

Dr Thijs Porck

3y↑2

That's great to hear - thanks!

Lindsay Heyes

3y↑3

Excellent presentation Doctor.

Monty Python's "The Life of Brian" has a hilarious scene in which a pedantic Centurion bullies a rebel by correcting his graffito: "ROMANES DOMUS EVNT".

I am designing a set to illustrate King Arthur's attack on Gloucester (from Mabinogion), and want some humorous graffiti on the city walls: "Twll du bob sais" (Welsh for "English a***holes") is one

Lindsay Heyes

[accidental key-press]... one candidate. Another is "Saxons go home" in Old English" with the same grammatical errors as the Latin in The Life of Brian, also crossed out and corrected. The clip of the film is on the YouTube. Can you help with that?

MIRELLA GIAI VIA

I am from Torino, I ADORE English language, but Old English is absolutely fascinating! Thanks for this video!

Curt Piazza

3y↑2

Great lesson!

I Celma

3y↑3

Dr Thijs, you explain something very complex to me to understand Old English in a simple and clear way. Thanks so much for your great videos!
Do you know where I can find videos to study Middle English? Or perhaps are you thinking to do it yourself? Dank je wel.

Dr Thijs Porck

2y↑1

Thanks! That's great to hear! There are a lot more Old English videos I want to make (if only I had the time!) before I would consider moving on to Middle English; I did post a brief one about how Old English developed into Middle English a week ago!

Oluwatomi Ubani

3y↑3

So so helpful! Thank you, a perfect summary.

Dr Thijs Porck

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

Justin R

2y↑1

I kinda wonder what would Old English sound like if it didn't change much. Much like Icelandic, its a modern version of Old Norse and many Icelandic people are able to read old runes and whatnot

Clint Perrin

4y↑6

Thank you Dr Thijs Porck, great work :D

Spinning Saga

3y↑2

More please, it's fascinating.

Mark B

4y↑3

Recent subscriber here, i hope you make more videos about Old English 😄

서와Etymologist

The designers of the English alphabet are the ancient 🇰🇷 Koreans, who dominate Western Asia, and Seolchong systematizes the English alphabet. This is called "Idu character" in Korea.Therefore, English has a familiarity with Korean pronunciation.

Korankye Ababio

Thanks Dr for the clarification

cecilia villeda

3y↑3

Is there any realtion between Welsh and Old English?? it sounds quite similar I think

Dr Thijs Porck

That's right!

Daniel Cowan

3y↑5

Only if you go wayyyyyyyyyy back to Indo European, Welsh is as close to english as Russian or Armenian or Persian, Welsh is celtic while English is Germanic. In fact Welsh and English are extremely different

Michiel v/d Vlies

3y↑2

Voor een Nederlander is het best goed te begrijpen. Groeten van een Leijenaar 😉

Dr Thijs Porck

Makkie, niet waar? :)

M. A. R 🍂

4y↑8

Old english was better... I realized that since I study old English and old Norse... The most beautiful languages in the world...

Dr Thijs Porck

True!

Sukram Taviyad

3y↑2

Opening of the video is a bit humorous at the W Shakespeare 😂😂

Paul Stott

2y↑3

whatever the globalist try to say, OLD engligh and oour ppl are ancient, im a proud UK man living in Wales, its bloody fascinating

Just Hans

4y↑1

Brilliant. We are being benefited. -Philippines.

Dr Thijs Porck

Thanks! Great to hear where people are from!

Fahim ullah Shamii

3y↑1

Great work

Samina Maroosh

Great job

Fahim ullah Shamii

3y↑1

We appreciate your work

Dr Thijs Porck

2y↑1

Thanks!

Warongrat Ratanawarang

2y↑1

Alphabet H still pronounce Aitch ( Oxford Dictionary) but there are many people say hetch, i think they destroy English language already . thank you 29 May 2022

Adela Casa

In the word 'weorold' why do we get breaking before the 'r' but not before the 'l'? Why is it not 'weoreald'?

秦頌

I mean technically you don't know what old English actually sounds like because there was no recorder. You are just guessing

Nyle Hotaling

Original or Old English came from Franks; was adopted and modified by Frisians, or English, who were not of one of the pure, basic lines, but from a mixture, unwise and inobservant, of two basic ones, Okebeni or proto-Celtic, and Germanian. Frankish Old English is not of such bad portent for us. The 13 basic hierarchical Nations wre described perfectly by John Dee, except that "Brytania" does not followingly constitute one of the Basic 13, but English or Frisian is of Archetypical attribution with the basic, hierarchical Germanian. in that Ngetal position, Scotland or Alba is correct, one of the 13 Hierarchical, being a pure line. Through most forbidden means, including murder of Celtic Kings and leaders, the English subjugated a very great many Celts; made them speak English, not at all good for them. A first such martyr for Celtic was King Celt, placed in bonds and shackles, a dungeon, by the English; eventually murdered, as he refused to submit to English rule and hegemony, for his people. Then, the ancient village Nehitevmetebec was sacked by the English, who had entered the Okebeni land from the east; later called England; all the parents slaughtered, the children taken into Captivity and servitude. Now, every E,nglish or Frisian has been sent to Punishment, including the First, Memkixu. As also, goddess Bellona or Britannia. There was some weaker or alloyed Channel or Sign for English, but it was removed from the planet with that old Aquarius "New Aeon". Never has there been a citizen of this land, English or Frisian; the maority have been Anglicised Celts, of a Race rut many called Anglo-Saxon. Jecthmeqeswyeq is the Miasm or sickness which Anglicisation causes Celts, in Okebeni or ancient Celtic language; the condition of very incredibly low vitality, distone, etc.... The Land's Over Sign here- all you need to recognize for yourself- became fully Celtic, especially Albannach, with the permanent removal from the planet of the English Sign or Channel. That Old Aeon, some of the land had a German attribution, perhaps others as well. A language which is not of one's True Rezefede is called Levgetefzeda, in Okebeni; one of a Rezefede Channel which has been removed, Zybit. English then is both. Because of fundamental Error and forbiddenness, no one gathering under the deceptive flag, U.S.A. or America, has ever been able to have Race Energy and Blessing, called Rezefede; some curse, probably Eternal, unless the name used for the land is changed to Alba Nuadh or Nova Scotia. The top best language to use is Scottish Gaelic; there is no language of worse portent for usage as the Frisian English...

Dunkleosteus

Is it just me, or is he pronouncing it as non-rhotic at 1:36?

Yandros72

Excellent video

saleh saleh

you forget the most important thing the origin of english language which is germany and germanic langauges and even angles and saxon( sacchsen) upper and lower sacchsen are tertories within germany till now and the anglosaxon people migrated from germany to the england why all the reports about english denying the germanic origin and all the the time the truth is missed is it political cause ???we love the truth and all the time say truth

George Owen

As I understood the Englishmen are not connected to old Englishmen...

Lennert vanO

4y↑3

Je bent terug! You are back! Hoera!!! :)
(fan)

Valentin Heinz

4y↑1

Sounds like German n Scandinavian languages blended

Dr Thijs Porck

True! And don't forget to add a little Frisian and Dutch to your blend: Old English is a Germanic language!

Ssntiago James

Old English sounds like Portuguese.

strafrag1

3y↑3

BTW, Hengest and Horsa did exist. They opened the UK's first gay bar in Brighton. Great video, Thanks.

The Plutonian

3y↑5

I'm pretty sure people a thousand years ago just called it Englisc.

Aliekber Binay

3y↑3

Tobe or not tobe
Kürdisch: buyin An ne buyin
Old Englisch: Biyon an ne biyon

Aliekber Binay

@David kurdisch and Farsi they come from same language.

David

Zohar hakadosh

Wow

Fahim ullah Shamii

Brilliant dear sir

Luwbs

So this is what the sims are speaking LOL

Burak Turan

Buyin an ne buyin in Kurdish

Jennifer Elisa

4y↑2

Eala lareow!!!

Dr Thijs Porck

@Jennifer Elisa Awesome!

Jennifer Elisa

@Dr Thijs Porck I used this video in my English class two weeks ago! My students liked it very much :-)

Dr Thijs Porck

2y↑1

Hwæt! Mañana mañana! :-)

Bitcoin Graffiti

Medieval fake news? You mean mythology.

tvschan

3y↑1

Dᛞ Uᚢ Wᚹ Aᚨ Nᚾ Gᚷ

Most sane Tamil speaker.

Epic

Literally no connection

Kvasiruney

2y↑2

Wtf

ᛁᚢᛌᛐᚢᛌ ᚽᚭᚢᛁᛚ

3y↑3

No.

서와Etymologist

@Dᛞ Uᚢ Wᚹ Aᚨ Nᚾ Gᚷ education = Write in E DU letters.

서와Etymologist

@Dᛞ Uᚢ Wᚹ Aᚨ Nᚾ Gᚷ Of course. Many records remain in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty in Korea. Also I have alphabet a.b.c. . etymology has been restored. As a result, the alphabet matches Korean E DU characters.

Dᛞ Uᚢ Wᚹ Aᚨ Nᚾ Gᚷ

@서와Etymologist Aha, interesting. Of course being the one to claim this, you wouldn't mind showing me some sound prove that is accepted and supported by the majority of linguist and historians. Right?