Stupeflip is a French band between punk, rap and variety composed of King J… Read Full Bio ↴Stupeflip is a French band between punk, rap and variety composed of King Ju (Julien Barthélémy), Pop Hip, Cadillac (Stéphane Bellenger) and MC Salo (Jean-Paul Michel).
In 2000, a strange name -Stupeflip- is doing the rounds in Paris on a peculiar mixtape. On the 6th of November 2001, they subsequently go to a studio in order to transform the mixtape into a promotional Single that will already contain the essence of the group. This first release notably includes the overt "Stupeflip", and "comme les zot"; seven titles in all, where King Ju pens texts and music with the help of Cadillac.
The funny and effective title "Je fume pu d'shit" starts to air on Parisian radios. Eventually they sign on Vorston Limanteli, an independent label bought some months later by BMG and, at the end of 2002, they release their first album: Stupeflip.
The album, very much like the first EP, contains an uncategorizable sound: a mixture of angry guitar riffs akin to Bérurier noir (Stupeflip also emulates their masks), samples of Hip Hop, Californian punk, pop jingles (inspired by French 80's pop), and strange noises (Stupeflip was often compared to The Residents, an ambient experimental band).
Through their songs, they present the mythical history of the C.R.O.U., a mysterious organization founded in 1972, made up of 3 members, and here to "terrorize the population and thereby create a new era", "the era of Stup". Stupeflip is only the tip of the iceberg of the C.R.O.U. ("an 'outgrowth' of the C.R.O.U.").
The lyrics, finished, between fierce assonance and provocative slogans ("we say that kneading is shaping, I say that breaking is destroying") are sometimes rapped, often bawled, sometimes sung. There are two titles with the atypical Mangu, rapper of Dominican origin.
Stupeflip nests its atypical place within a nice-ish French scene, and creates a lot of noise, fueled by self-parody and nonsense, in major media promotions (MCM, Oui FM, Thierry Ardisson). The band chain-plays chaotic concerts during which they used to insult the public (this approach, which was employed to stand out from the rest of the French music scene, is not meant to continue, according to King Ju, although this statement varies depending on the source. This habit started at a concert where the public did not know the band and is nowadays a kind of trademark with no obvious foundation).
In 2005, they released Stup Religion, repeating the formula of the first album by extending their winning universe as much as consistency: furious scratches, traumatized children, tasteless humor, schizophrenic flow, punk riffs, syrupy & cynical pop and absurd lyrics. The LP will go quite unnoticed in both the general public and the specialized circles all of which thanks to a shy promotion from their label (some fans of the first album were not even aware of the 2nd album's existence). Follows a series of fantastic concerts throughout France, where the universe created on the LPs was transposed on stage with lighting, costumes and quite impressive ghostly moods, revolving around the theme of "the religion of Stup".
In 2006, despite the LP making it to 42nd in the charts within a week of its release, BMG decided to break the contract following the relatively weak sales of Stup Religion. Follow a lengthy trial from Stupeflip for non-compliance of contract, eventually won by the record company (which led to the withdrawal of albums still in stores' shelves and their return to King Ju). Meanwhile, King Ju associated with Simone elle est bonne, hyped muse from MySpace, to create the duo Simone and Pop Hip, a musical electro-punk crossover.
Julien also works under the identity of his King Ju character with Ed Wood Is Dead for a concept album in which the rapper kidnaps King Ju. The project eventually dies, but the title "The Party Starts" from Ed Wood and King Ju is published on MySpace.
For his part, Cadillac embodies Bruno Candida and twists politicians' speeches in satire videos.
In 2007, an association started from fashion stylist/creator Jean-Charles de Castelbajac for the Gallierock exhibition, King Ju creating the whole sound and musical look as well as the main musical theme.
Beyond all these collaborations purely innocuous (with Sono Loco and Lofofora -King Ju also made the artwork of "mémoires de singes"-), Stupeflip remains silent for 3 years.
In 2008, new songs start to appear on MySpace, which suggests the return of Stupeflip to the stage.
A DVD comes out in May 14, 2010, containing a 50 minutes film and 40 minutes of a live performance.
Their third album, "The Hypnoflip Invasion", was released on February 28, 2011. The album was initially available in a pack including a maximum collector, "Terror Maxi". A limited edition, which includes two additional titles, was released on October 19, 2011. The recording takes place at Ferber studio with René Ameline. The album draws mitigated appraisals, although several pieces - "Hater's Killah", "Stupeflip Vite !!!" - are hailed by the critics.
In August, 2012, through their Facebook page and an apparition on the radio Stupeflip announces the release of "Terrora !!", a new EP, which contains six tracks and a live DVD with eighteen titles. It comes out on September 17th 2012 and is available for download on iTunes and digipack editions.
In 2013, Stupeflip makes an apparition at different festivals "Le rock dans tous ses états", "Festival de la paille" as well as "Festival Emmaüs".
Discography
2002: Stupeflip (LP)
1. Stupeflip
2. Comme Les Zot' (CROU version)
3. Stupeflip (Prayer version)
2002 : Je fume pu d'shit (LP)
1. Je fume pu d'shit (feat. Jacno)
2. J'refume du shit
3. Et 1, et 2, et 3
2003: Stupeflip
1. Le crou ne mourra jamais
2. Stupeflip
3. Présentation du crou
4. Je fume pu d'shit
5. J'refume du shit
6. Explication n°1
7. L'épouvantable épouvantail
8. Naissance de la région sud
9. Les monstres
10. Crou nostalgie
11. Avertissement
12. Carry on
13. Comme les zot
14. Média terror
15. LECROU
16. Création de la deuxième ère du stup
17. A bas la hiérarchie
18. La bavure de pop hip
19. The Cadillac théory
20. Passe mon truc
21. Stupeflip (home made version)
22. Annexion de la région sud
2005: Stup Religion
1. Intro
2. Krou kontre attakk
3. La religion du stup
4. Les clés du mystère au chocolat
5. Mon style en crrr
6. Le miracle
7. Stup danse
8. Une bonne correction
9. Les cages en métal
10. 35 animaux morts
11. Pop hip's revenge
12. Région nord
13. L'enfant fou
14. Stup monastère
15. Salo therapy
16. Ce que tu dois savoir
17. Le cartable
18. Argent
19. Une victoire bien méritée
20. West region's inquisitors
2011 : The Hypnoflip Invasion
1. Invasion
2. Stupeflip vite !!!
3. La menuiserie
4. Gaëlle
5. Check Da Crou
6. Le spleen des petits
7. Dangereux !!
8. Hater’s Killah
9. Stange Pain
10. Gem lé moch’
11. Sinode Pibouin
12. 72.8 MHz
13. Ce petit blouson en daim
14. Dark Warriors
15. Lettre à Mylène
16. Ancienne prophétie
17. Apocalypse 894
18. La mort à Pop-Hip
19. Le cœur qui cogne
20. Keep The Faith
21. Région Est
Hidden title: Cold world
2011 : The Terror Maxi (Vinyl Picture collector)
A SIDE
1. Intro
2. Stupeflip vite !!! (version maxi)
3. Interlude 1
4. Gem lé moch' (version maxi)
5. Cold world
B SIDE
1. Intro
2. Les ronces
3. Interlude 2
4. Psycho Girl
5. Interlude 3
6. Le crayon Titi
2017 : Stup Virus
1. Intro
2. The Antidote
3. Creepy Slugs
4. Cosmocrou (brochure)
5. La Seule Alternative
6. The Solution
7. Knights of Chaos
8. Stup Virus
9. Des nouvelles de Pop-Hip
10. Lonely Loverz
11. Understup
12. Stalactites
13. Fou-Fou (feat. Colette)
14. 1993
15. Grosse Tête
16. Crou Anthem
17. Forcefield (feat. Sandrine Cacheton)
18. Le Trou noir (feat. MC Salo)
19. Pleure pas Stupeflip
20. Tales from the Crou (feat. Cadillac)
21. Fan 2 Stup
2022: Stup Forever
1. Stup forever
2. Dans ton baladeur (DTB)
3. Cosmos 1999
4. Etranges phénomènes
5. Tellement bon
6. L'truc xplosiff
7. Tensions
8. Les gens qui s'énervent
9. Gluô
10. Les voûtes
11. Sharkattack
12. Pop-Hip le mort-vivant
13. Tiger crane
14. The platform (feat. Cadillac et MC Salo)
15. Vengeance!!!
16. Régions fédérées (feat. MC Salo)
17. Stay positiv'
In 2000, a strange name -Stupeflip- is doing the rounds in Paris on a peculiar mixtape. On the 6th of November 2001, they subsequently go to a studio in order to transform the mixtape into a promotional Single that will already contain the essence of the group. This first release notably includes the overt "Stupeflip", and "comme les zot"; seven titles in all, where King Ju pens texts and music with the help of Cadillac.
The funny and effective title "Je fume pu d'shit" starts to air on Parisian radios. Eventually they sign on Vorston Limanteli, an independent label bought some months later by BMG and, at the end of 2002, they release their first album: Stupeflip.
The album, very much like the first EP, contains an uncategorizable sound: a mixture of angry guitar riffs akin to Bérurier noir (Stupeflip also emulates their masks), samples of Hip Hop, Californian punk, pop jingles (inspired by French 80's pop), and strange noises (Stupeflip was often compared to The Residents, an ambient experimental band).
Through their songs, they present the mythical history of the C.R.O.U., a mysterious organization founded in 1972, made up of 3 members, and here to "terrorize the population and thereby create a new era", "the era of Stup". Stupeflip is only the tip of the iceberg of the C.R.O.U. ("an 'outgrowth' of the C.R.O.U.").
The lyrics, finished, between fierce assonance and provocative slogans ("we say that kneading is shaping, I say that breaking is destroying") are sometimes rapped, often bawled, sometimes sung. There are two titles with the atypical Mangu, rapper of Dominican origin.
Stupeflip nests its atypical place within a nice-ish French scene, and creates a lot of noise, fueled by self-parody and nonsense, in major media promotions (MCM, Oui FM, Thierry Ardisson). The band chain-plays chaotic concerts during which they used to insult the public (this approach, which was employed to stand out from the rest of the French music scene, is not meant to continue, according to King Ju, although this statement varies depending on the source. This habit started at a concert where the public did not know the band and is nowadays a kind of trademark with no obvious foundation).
In 2005, they released Stup Religion, repeating the formula of the first album by extending their winning universe as much as consistency: furious scratches, traumatized children, tasteless humor, schizophrenic flow, punk riffs, syrupy & cynical pop and absurd lyrics. The LP will go quite unnoticed in both the general public and the specialized circles all of which thanks to a shy promotion from their label (some fans of the first album were not even aware of the 2nd album's existence). Follows a series of fantastic concerts throughout France, where the universe created on the LPs was transposed on stage with lighting, costumes and quite impressive ghostly moods, revolving around the theme of "the religion of Stup".
In 2006, despite the LP making it to 42nd in the charts within a week of its release, BMG decided to break the contract following the relatively weak sales of Stup Religion. Follow a lengthy trial from Stupeflip for non-compliance of contract, eventually won by the record company (which led to the withdrawal of albums still in stores' shelves and their return to King Ju). Meanwhile, King Ju associated with Simone elle est bonne, hyped muse from MySpace, to create the duo Simone and Pop Hip, a musical electro-punk crossover.
Julien also works under the identity of his King Ju character with Ed Wood Is Dead for a concept album in which the rapper kidnaps King Ju. The project eventually dies, but the title "The Party Starts" from Ed Wood and King Ju is published on MySpace.
For his part, Cadillac embodies Bruno Candida and twists politicians' speeches in satire videos.
In 2007, an association started from fashion stylist/creator Jean-Charles de Castelbajac for the Gallierock exhibition, King Ju creating the whole sound and musical look as well as the main musical theme.
Beyond all these collaborations purely innocuous (with Sono Loco and Lofofora -King Ju also made the artwork of "mémoires de singes"-), Stupeflip remains silent for 3 years.
In 2008, new songs start to appear on MySpace, which suggests the return of Stupeflip to the stage.
A DVD comes out in May 14, 2010, containing a 50 minutes film and 40 minutes of a live performance.
Their third album, "The Hypnoflip Invasion", was released on February 28, 2011. The album was initially available in a pack including a maximum collector, "Terror Maxi". A limited edition, which includes two additional titles, was released on October 19, 2011. The recording takes place at Ferber studio with René Ameline. The album draws mitigated appraisals, although several pieces - "Hater's Killah", "Stupeflip Vite !!!" - are hailed by the critics.
In August, 2012, through their Facebook page and an apparition on the radio Stupeflip announces the release of "Terrora !!", a new EP, which contains six tracks and a live DVD with eighteen titles. It comes out on September 17th 2012 and is available for download on iTunes and digipack editions.
In 2013, Stupeflip makes an apparition at different festivals "Le rock dans tous ses états", "Festival de la paille" as well as "Festival Emmaüs".
Discography
2002: Stupeflip (LP)
1. Stupeflip
2. Comme Les Zot' (CROU version)
3. Stupeflip (Prayer version)
2002 : Je fume pu d'shit (LP)
1. Je fume pu d'shit (feat. Jacno)
2. J'refume du shit
3. Et 1, et 2, et 3
2003: Stupeflip
1. Le crou ne mourra jamais
2. Stupeflip
3. Présentation du crou
4. Je fume pu d'shit
5. J'refume du shit
6. Explication n°1
7. L'épouvantable épouvantail
8. Naissance de la région sud
9. Les monstres
10. Crou nostalgie
11. Avertissement
12. Carry on
13. Comme les zot
14. Média terror
15. LECROU
16. Création de la deuxième ère du stup
17. A bas la hiérarchie
18. La bavure de pop hip
19. The Cadillac théory
20. Passe mon truc
21. Stupeflip (home made version)
22. Annexion de la région sud
2005: Stup Religion
1. Intro
2. Krou kontre attakk
3. La religion du stup
4. Les clés du mystère au chocolat
5. Mon style en crrr
6. Le miracle
7. Stup danse
8. Une bonne correction
9. Les cages en métal
10. 35 animaux morts
11. Pop hip's revenge
12. Région nord
13. L'enfant fou
14. Stup monastère
15. Salo therapy
16. Ce que tu dois savoir
17. Le cartable
18. Argent
19. Une victoire bien méritée
20. West region's inquisitors
2011 : The Hypnoflip Invasion
1. Invasion
2. Stupeflip vite !!!
3. La menuiserie
4. Gaëlle
5. Check Da Crou
6. Le spleen des petits
7. Dangereux !!
8. Hater’s Killah
9. Stange Pain
10. Gem lé moch’
11. Sinode Pibouin
12. 72.8 MHz
13. Ce petit blouson en daim
14. Dark Warriors
15. Lettre à Mylène
16. Ancienne prophétie
17. Apocalypse 894
18. La mort à Pop-Hip
19. Le cœur qui cogne
20. Keep The Faith
21. Région Est
Hidden title: Cold world
2011 : The Terror Maxi (Vinyl Picture collector)
A SIDE
1. Intro
2. Stupeflip vite !!! (version maxi)
3. Interlude 1
4. Gem lé moch' (version maxi)
5. Cold world
B SIDE
1. Intro
2. Les ronces
3. Interlude 2
4. Psycho Girl
5. Interlude 3
6. Le crayon Titi
2017 : Stup Virus
1. Intro
2. The Antidote
3. Creepy Slugs
4. Cosmocrou (brochure)
5. La Seule Alternative
6. The Solution
7. Knights of Chaos
8. Stup Virus
9. Des nouvelles de Pop-Hip
10. Lonely Loverz
11. Understup
12. Stalactites
13. Fou-Fou (feat. Colette)
14. 1993
15. Grosse Tête
16. Crou Anthem
17. Forcefield (feat. Sandrine Cacheton)
18. Le Trou noir (feat. MC Salo)
19. Pleure pas Stupeflip
20. Tales from the Crou (feat. Cadillac)
21. Fan 2 Stup
2022: Stup Forever
1. Stup forever
2. Dans ton baladeur (DTB)
3. Cosmos 1999
4. Etranges phénomènes
5. Tellement bon
6. L'truc xplosiff
7. Tensions
8. Les gens qui s'énervent
9. Gluô
10. Les voûtes
11. Sharkattack
12. Pop-Hip le mort-vivant
13. Tiger crane
14. The platform (feat. Cadillac et MC Salo)
15. Vengeance!!!
16. Régions fédérées (feat. MC Salo)
17. Stay positiv'
Le Crou Ne Mourra Jamais
Stupeflip Lyrics
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Le Stupeflip crou ne mourra jamais
Tu veux
Une petite démonstration
Ouais
Ok, j'vais t'montrer
J'suis un p'tit peu rouillé
Ça fait longtemps que j'ai pas joué
Attend voyons voir
Tu veux
Une petite démonstration
Ouais
Ok, j'vais t'montrer
J'suis un p'tit peu rouillé
Ça fait longtemps que j'ai pas joué
The lyrics to Stupéflip's song "Le Crou ne mourra jamais" convey a sense of resilience and determination. The phrase "Le Stupeflip crou ne mourra jamais" translates to "The Stupeflip crow will never die," which serves as both the title and the recurring theme of the song. The opening lines set the stage for a demonstration of this enduring spirit. The singer acknowledges that they may be a bit rusty and admit it's been a while since they last performed, but they are ready to show what they're capable of.
The lyrics evoke a sense of anticipation as the singer asks the listener to wait and see what they can do. This can be interpreted as a metaphor for overcoming obstacles and not allowing setbacks or time to hinder their progress. It implies that no matter how long it has been or how rusty they may feel, their determination and talent will prevail.
Overall, "Le Crou ne mourra jamais" serves as an anthem for perseverance and a reminder that one should never give up, even in the face of adversity or self-doubt. It encapsulates the spirit of Stupéflip's music, which often features experimental and genre-bending elements, showcasing their unique and unyielding artistic vision.
Line by Line Meaning
Le Stupeflip crou ne mourra jamais
The Stupeflip crew will never die
Tu veux
You want
Une petite démonstration
A little demonstration
Ouais
Yeah
Ok, j'vais t'montrer
Okay, I'm gonna show you
J'suis un p'tit peu rouillé
I'm a little rusty
Ça fait longtemps que j'ai pas joué
It's been a while since I played
Attend voyons voir
Wait, let's see
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Julien Barthelemy
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