Thank you... I've been thinking about slowing down, but I decided to just upload a video whenever it's ready. Doesn't care if it's day after day or a whole week inbetween :)
Old English, Middle English or Early Modern English? Old English is Beowulf-stuff, Middle English is Canterbury Tales and Early Modern English is Shakespeare and the like.
ᚼᛁᛅᛚᛘᚢᚦᚱ For this kind of thing it’s easier to use faux-Early Modern English. Adding -eth suffixes to stuff and saying ‘thou’ and ‘one.’ Just because it’s easier to understand and has a better comedic effect than proper Old English
Tadhg Knight I personally prefer when they at least try to correctly apply the -eth and use the right conjugations but fair point, not like most folks’d appreciate the extra effort
Technically the Ayyubids the Caliphate Saladin creared is African because its based in Egypt which is part of North Africa even if he was a Kurd/Middle Eastern. Another famous Caliphate that is African are the Almohads
Ideas to incorporate in lyrics: Prester John and the search for the kingdom of the Coptic Christians. Moorish pirates. Malian Gold. Sultanates of Egypt. Reconquista of Spain/Morocco.
No no a misconception the Dark ages only refers to the age after Rome fell, the Medieval Period is the period that predates the Renaissance and the Medieval Period isn't really dark at least not dark for everyone.
@@lonestarr1490 Actually, for "thou" we use -(e)st: thou knowest, thou comest, thou hast... That -(e)th is for "he/she/it": he thinketh, she knoweth, it doeth...
@@MinscFromBaldursGate92 Sort of... in the "Shining South" part of Faerun. From Chult in the west, over to the Mhair Jungle in the east, before crossing into Halruaa via the Talath Pass through the Lhairghal Mountains. 😀 Nothing of scale of Terra/Africa though. Aspects of North Africa are found in other areas of the continent too.
Okay, for once the algorithm is doing me a favour. I love seeing various versions of songs (reggae style, metal, dance house, jazz, big band etc). Sincerely thanks The only thing I'd add is an Gregorian style singing if at all feasible. If not, you do you, thanks for creating this awesome channel.
That and Knights in White Satin my all time favourites.Keep em' coming please.Final countdown is my fav. Heavy metal by Europe, but that's totally different style.Many thanks.
I hath just this eve stumbled upon Bardcore whilst awakened by mine Child deep into the nite and thus as is my habit...turned to RUclips for Solace. Mine mental faculties hath doth been blown to smithereens. Oh! What a shining lite upon these darkest of Plague Days! Mine most gracious of accolades! I beseech thee and thy brethren and sisters to continue to grace us merest of mortals with thine rapturous talents!!!
I heareth the drums echoing tonight but the lady hears only whisp'rs of some silent conv'rsation the lady's coming in, 12:30 flight thy moonlit wings reflecteth the stars yond guideth me towards salvation i ceased an fusty sir 'long the way hoping to findeth some fusty f'rgotten w'rds 'r ancient melodies that gent did turn to me as if 't be true to sayeth, "hurry knave, t's waiting th're f'r thee" t's gonna taketh hell to drageth me hence from thee th're's nothing yond a hundr'd men 'r m're couldst ev'r doth i blesseth thy rains down in africa gonna taketh some timeth to doth the things we nev'r hadst the wild dogs caterwauling out in the night as those gents groweth restless, longing f'r solitary company i knoweth yond i wilt doth what's right as sure as kilimanjaro rises liketh olympus above the s'rengeti i seeketh to cureth what's deep inside, did frighten of this thing yond i've becometh t's gonna taketh hell to drageth me hence from thee th're's nothing yond a hundr'd men 'r m're couldst ev'r doth i blesseth thy rains down in africa gonna taketh some timeth to doth the things we nev'r hadst hie knave, the lady's waiting th're f'r thee t's gonna taketh hell to drageth me hence from thee th're's nothing yond a hundr'd men 'r m're couldst ev'r doth i blesseth thy rains down in africa i blesseth thy rains down in africa i blesseth thy rains down in africa i blesseth thy rains down in africa i blesseth thy rains down in africa gonna taketh some timeth to doth the things we nev'r hadst
*When a courier delivers a letter in your Vinland homestead from a faraway Soghai Prince prince asking for help in pushing his claim in his kingdom by giving him some of your florins*
I here the drommes eccoynge to-night, But sche hereth onli rounes o som quiete conversacioun. Sche cometh in, mid-nighte flyte, The mone-lighted winges reflecteth the sterres that gydeth me hom towardes savacioun. I stoppede an olde man along the wei, Hopynge finden som olde unremembered wordes or auncien melodies. He turnedeth to me as if seien, “horiest boie, it waiteth there for thee.” It shuleth taken muche draggen me awei from thee. There is nought that a hundred menne or mor coud ever don. I blesse the reines doun in Affrike, It shuleth take som time don the thinges we never haven.
The date and origin of the first device considered a musical instrument is disputed. The oldest object that some scholars refer to as a musical instrument, a simple flute, dates back as far as 67,000 years. Some consensus dates early flutes to about 37,000 years ago.
Imagine if you could travel back to medieval times. I wonder if people back then would've liked this music too. I mean, probably. You'd be a famous bard either way, just because your music is so different.
Ya know, I'm beginning to consider the fact that some of these melodies/baselines of modern songs might have been played WAY back, just no one made it into a song. I mean, there's only a limited number of combinations you can put together that sound good.
Ah yes, that medieval classic, *Nubia* .
You, my good dude, are why I read comments.
Erin M the Romans still called it africa but only part of it.
@@santiagosilva2528 The Greeks called it Libya
Africae
@@IsntTheInternetGreat Aefricae
When some african king runs around giving gold to everyone
*[Mansa Musa wants to know your location]*
@@pankourlaut hahahah
It absolutely decimated the local economy....
@@vit968 took years and years for the countries he passed through on pilgrimage to mecca to recover he was the richest man that ever lived
"Wow that guy's rich", said everyone
wheneth thy Friar tellith thee of god's creations in Abyssinia and god's rain therein
_HURRY LAD, IT BE WAITING THEREUPON FOR THEEEE~_
Hey that's *Ethiopia* 😂😂
When someone tries to take away your maiden:
* When someone trieth to take away thy maiden
Man the speed at wich you're cranking thoses vids is impresive
Thank you... I've been thinking about slowing down, but I decided to just upload a video whenever it's ready. Doesn't care if it's day after day or a whole week inbetween :)
Modern Music of the Dark Ages I bet you have a ton of time to spare since the plague started lol
Bardcore printer go brrrrrrr
@Major Thought Ahead ya but we don't want him to burn out either😅
I DO NOT CONTROL THE SPEED AT WHICH VIDEOS ARE MADE
If i could sing i'd totally add the olde english lyrics
Ask the_miracle_aligner for it!
Old English, Middle English or Early Modern English? Old English is Beowulf-stuff, Middle English is Canterbury Tales and Early Modern English is Shakespeare and the like.
@@user-pm1gb2eo1s And even then, Shakespeare is poetry.
ᚼᛁᛅᛚᛘᚢᚦᚱ
For this kind of thing it’s easier to use faux-Early Modern English. Adding -eth suffixes to stuff and saying ‘thou’ and ‘one.’ Just because it’s easier to understand and has a better comedic effect than proper Old English
Tadhg Knight I personally prefer when they at least try to correctly apply the -eth and use the right conjugations but fair point, not like most folks’d appreciate the extra effort
I blesseth thy rains down in Africa
Mansa Musa: whither meanest thou, ‘down’?
Down in Nubia
I'm actually learning history from random strangers in a comment section.
Great! Don't learn historical English from them, tho.
You welcome
Technically the Ayyubids the Caliphate Saladin creared is African because its based in Egypt which is part of North Africa even if he was a Kurd/Middle Eastern.
Another famous Caliphate that is African are the Almohads
Just discovered bardcore today, but so far I must say that it seems like it's made and appreciated by the coolest people on the internet.
My ancestors in Nubia, Axum, and Abyssinia be vibing to this song
King Arthur listened to this while tending to his African swallows
Was that a Monty Python reference?
@@solbadguy7771 I believe it was
Ahhh, I hast found an individual of culture... 😆
@@solbadguy7771 ni!
I hath comprehended yon’ ref’rence!
You and the other bardcore artists are the only good thing to come out of 2020 so far I swear
Nah, Capital Hill are also doing a damn fine job speed-running Communism.
@@semi-useful5178 I have no clue what Capital Hill is, but I can't wait for them to reach the "starving their people" phase of communism.
@@semi-useful5178 Lmao welcome to the CHAZ
This musicstyle and the manned mission to the ISS are literally the only glimmers of hope in the darkness that is 2020
Cpt. semi useful CHAZ !!!
Hither lad, she waiteth there for thou !
For thee
How about...Make haste, my boy; she awaits for thee
When ye art with thy lass in the posterior of thy cart.
If only this had been the anthem for the Norman Kingdom of Africa (yes, there really was one)
would be an honour to me
I was once playing CK2 and the Vikings established a kingdom in North Africa. The Mediterranean subsequently became a shitshow with the raiding.
@@herecometherats4634 Makes a nice change from the Normans in Italy, I guess.
Ideas to incorporate in lyrics: Prester John and the search for the kingdom of the Coptic Christians. Moorish pirates. Malian Gold. Sultanates of Egypt. Reconquista of Spain/Morocco.
or maybe mansa musa
@@TrafficPartyHatTest or emperor Abu bakr of Mali the richest man of all time
I'm so pleased to see a RUclips comment mention Prester John.
Wasn't Prester John Nestorian?
I think I've read that Prestor John was Kublai Khan
When thou findst gold in thy fields but mansa musa’s glorious procession makes it worthless
Guess the dark ages are here. Can't wait for the renaissance.
In 500 years, maybe.
No no a misconception the Dark ages only refers to the age after Rome fell, the Medieval Period is the period that predates the Renaissance and the Medieval Period isn't really dark at least not dark for everyone.
when Mansa Musa came to Egypt and accidentally ruined the economy
LOL
It's a happy song not a sad song. Reference makes no sense.
@@rudol.von.stroheim it can't be a joke if it's not funny
@@jacobhoover1654 bruv
@@jacobhoover1654 r/whoooosh
It's meme time boys
you know it
Thou knowest it!
@@tenienteramires4428 Isn't it "Thou knoweth"? Sorry, I'm not native medieval.
@@lonestarr1490 Actually, for "thou" we use -(e)st: thou knowest, thou comest, thou hast... That -(e)th is for "he/she/it": he thinketh, she knoweth, it doeth...
The hour of memes hath cometh
I had this Africa looking island in our Dnd campaign.
You know what I did next.
Forgotten Realms has an Africa equivalent?
You planted grass?
@@MinscFromBaldursGate92 Sort of... in the "Shining South" part of Faerun. From Chult in the west, over to the Mhair Jungle in the east, before crossing into Halruaa via the Talath Pass through the Lhairghal Mountains. 😀 Nothing of scale of Terra/Africa though. Aspects of North Africa are found in other areas of the continent too.
Improved their gene pool and acquired spice, gold, and rubber?
@@kapnken2342 Grass?! *laughs maniacally*
Ah, I have fond memories of crusading these lands...
nothing like finding a golden channel that is underrated
This has no business being as beautiful as it is but I’m here for it
*"Fear not. I have no quarrel with the Blackamoor."*
vit 😝😝😝😝😜😛😁😀😁😁😂 "The Mongolian speaketh the TRUTH!"
Okay, for once the algorithm is doing me a favour.
I love seeing various versions of songs (reggae style, metal, dance house, jazz, big band etc).
Sincerely thanks
The only thing I'd add is an Gregorian style singing if at all feasible. If not, you do you, thanks for creating this awesome channel.
Make haste lad ! The maiden waits for thy presence !
What French soldiers played on their ships to Africa .
BARDCORE BABY; KEEP EM COMING!! Thank you so much^^
We used listen to this down at the old tavern. Absolute classic this one!
What a nice, tranquil take on a classic song. Great work!
In Africa all people have faces on their bodies, that's what my abbe said
4 days ago: “my subscriber count is at 499, which is incredible”
Today: 13.4 thousand subscribers.
Well, something...happened
Well, it's been just one day since your comment, and now this channel is at 21.4 thousand subscribers!
It’s these tunes that keeps my spirit alive during plague time. Thank you 🙏
Gonna be honest, I love these more than I really should
God bless thee rains in Nubia
This is THE song that Orpheus played to Hades and the song that put Cerberus to sleep
This is what the berber africans listen to every time they raid algeria for the 18729352nd time.
When thou exploreth terra incognita
When the Mali Empire makes book copying a respectable career in Timbuktu
Please Stand For The National Anthem Of The African Union
That and Knights in White Satin my all time favourites.Keep em' coming please.Final countdown is my fav. Heavy metal by Europe, but that's totally different style.Many thanks.
I hath just this eve stumbled upon Bardcore whilst awakened by mine Child deep
into the nite and thus as is my habit...turned to RUclips for Solace. Mine mental
faculties hath doth been blown to smithereens. Oh! What a shining
lite upon these darkest of Plague Days! Mine most gracious of accolades! I beseech thee and thy brethren and sisters to continue to grace us merest of mortals with thine rapturous talents!!!
WE NEED MORE FAMOUS SONGS MEDIEVAL STYLE 😍
Harpsichord piano man next?
@carter dunlap#9 Drehleiermann
I wish to have the rainy monsoons towards Alkebulan to become holy water
I heareth the drums echoing tonight
but the lady hears only whisp'rs of some silent conv'rsation
the lady's coming in, 12:30 flight
thy moonlit wings reflecteth the stars yond guideth me towards salvation
i ceased an fusty sir 'long the way
hoping to findeth some fusty f'rgotten w'rds 'r ancient melodies
that gent did turn to me as if 't be true to sayeth, "hurry knave, t's waiting th're f'r thee"
t's gonna taketh hell to drageth me hence from thee
th're's nothing yond a hundr'd men 'r m're couldst ev'r doth
i blesseth thy rains down in africa
gonna taketh some timeth to doth the things we nev'r hadst
the wild dogs caterwauling out in the night
as those gents groweth restless, longing f'r solitary company
i knoweth yond i wilt doth what's right
as sure as kilimanjaro rises liketh olympus above the s'rengeti
i seeketh to cureth what's deep inside, did frighten of this thing yond i've becometh
t's gonna taketh hell to drageth me hence from thee
th're's nothing yond a hundr'd men 'r m're couldst ev'r doth
i blesseth thy rains down in africa
gonna taketh some timeth to doth the things we nev'r hadst
hie knave, the lady's waiting th're f'r thee
t's gonna taketh hell to drageth me hence from thee
th're's nothing yond a hundr'd men 'r m're couldst ev'r doth
i blesseth thy rains down in africa
i blesseth thy rains down in africa
i blesseth thy rains down in africa
i blesseth thy rains down in africa
i blesseth thy rains down in africa
gonna taketh some timeth to doth the things we nev'r hadst
Now imagine this song sung by a bard... but with Malinda's lyrics
Ay another Google Translate Sings fan!
Lol yes
Also on another note
G R A D U A L L Y
W A T E R M E L O N
When you defend your castle from a siege in Stronghold: Crusader.
We do be victorious for this gift hath been bestowed to us commonfolk in this age
*When a courier delivers a letter in your Vinland homestead from a faraway Soghai Prince prince asking for help in pushing his claim in his kingdom by giving him some of your florins*
👌 LOVE IT! Thanks for sharing with me Pam from WV. 🙏🤗😍
🌈 South Africa 🌍🌞🦁🦏💞
Annie
You’re welcome my dear friend, so glad u like it! 😃🤗♥️ 🌹 🐘
*When the king is tired of hearing you praise his exploits and demands you play an exotic tune about the crusades*
I here the drommes eccoynge to-night,
But sche hereth onli rounes o som quiete conversacioun.
Sche cometh in, mid-nighte flyte,
The mone-lighted winges reflecteth the sterres that gydeth me hom towardes savacioun.
I stoppede an olde man along the wei,
Hopynge finden som olde unremembered wordes or auncien melodies.
He turnedeth to me as if seien, “horiest boie, it waiteth there for thee.”
It shuleth taken muche draggen me awei from thee.
There is nought that a hundred menne or mor coud ever don.
I blesse the reines doun in Affrike,
It shuleth take som time don the thinges we never haven.
You're just amazing!!!
connor 98 aww thanks😊
Pray thy the rains upon Africa
Wonderful the best meme songs for crusaders thank u so much for making this
This is probably the most covered song in RUclips's history. Ive even heard it played on a potato.
You are such a memer and I love you and never thought I'd genuinely enjoy something like this so much
wow. toto-lly oldskool!
Why does it sounds really inspirational played like this
Just rediscovered this channel again. Lol, made sure to sub and I will play this at work. Haha.
Nobody:
Minecraft noteblocks: This is literally me.
Sounds like an Age of Empires background...wololo
The theme song of Prester John.
You came out of nowhere. I guess i needed your music. Also the name of the channel fits 2020 very well.
thine bless'th the tears of the lord from above southwards and to Nubia
You need to get a bard to sing this! :D
what be this in mine ears, in mine heart?
~melacholie
Lmao epic edit. Please consider doing Milkshake by Kelis next 👀
You know someone is rich when they ride a cheetah to the party.
This is the kind of content that I live for
Perfect music for Age of empires 2 definitive edition.
The date and origin of the first device considered a musical instrument is disputed. The oldest object that some scholars refer to as a musical instrument, a simple flute, dates back as far as 67,000 years. Some consensus dates early flutes to about 37,000 years ago.
Alexzander the great after Alexandria of Egypt was established
I’m glad that you got so many subs so quickly
Now I want this in a traditional african style
Beautiful cover of Aethiopia, lad! Prithee, play it once more?
Something else popped into my head when i read "Africe Medievel Style."
Imagine if you could travel back to medieval times. I wonder if people back then would've liked this music too. I mean, probably. You'd be a famous bard either way, just because your music is so different.
Wow! So good! I liked and subbed.
love it, how do you not already have at least 100.000 Subscribers? Would love to hear "We are the champions" in this style
I really wish these would be done with a smaller set of instruments that are portable
This is amazing stuff!
Beautiful!
Please, do Down under from Men at Work
I've always thought it was the cutest song after a baby Yoda meme, but you've managed to make it cuter 😆😄😄😄😊😊😊😊
Legend says this was a popular karaoke song in the 13th century
what a relaxing melody. Thanks :)
I unironically enjoy this.
When the Greeks or Persians entered Egypt this song would play
If you need a vocalist for any of these, I'd like to offer my services.
Ya know, I'm beginning to consider the fact that some of these melodies/baselines of modern songs might have been played WAY back, just no one made it into a song. I mean, there's only a limited number of combinations you can put together that sound good.
When you start your AoE map and you have only 4 villagers wandering around
Such a classic song.
i bless thy rain in africa
Harpsichord jams!!
This the music when found water in africa
I bless the rains down in Africa, for the province produces most of the Republic's grain
Only 1320s kids remember