A map of the first (collectively innuendo-laden) word(s) of countries’ national anthems from the @europemaps Insta.
NB: contains all manner of debatable translations and fact-bait, as you’ll see from comments.
A map of the first (collectively innuendo-laden) word(s) of countries’ national anthems from the @europemaps Insta.
NB: contains all manner of debatable translations and fact-bait, as you’ll see from comments.
Line By Line Posters – film stills and portraits painstakingly picked out, pointillist style, in the positive and negative space of hand-written music lyrics and movie dialogue related to the subject by artist Mike Matola.
Each piece requires up to 80 hours work. My Neighbour Totoro (in blue, above) – featuring the entire movie script written out in Japanese – took six months to complete.
1970s Saturday morning superhero show Super Friends deftly redubbed with the lyrical stylings of ODB, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, Capadonna, U-God, The RZA, The GZA, Masta Killa, Ghostface Killah, and Raekwon.
By Mylo The Cat.
Yes, Black Metal Cats.
A Twitter account that combines black metal lyrics with brooding pictures of kitties.
Finally.
The Unusual Suspect syncs a montage of 237 movie clips to the tune of Blackalicious’ 2008 hit Alphabet Aerobics.
Pop lyric infographics by Gearóid’s cousin at Flight Design Co.
Available as prints in a range of sizes.
Puff The Magic Dragon, based on a poem written by 19-year-old college student Leonard Lipton in 1959, subsequently popularized by Peter, Paul and Mary in 1963.
Not the stoner anthem you may have been led to believe it was