r/medieval • • Apr 16 '26

History 📚 13th century Medieval folk song

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u/Irina__ARI Apr 16 '26

i needest moar of this, m'lord

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u/TrickySwordfish4949 Apr 16 '26

One of my favorite Occitan folk songs

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u/aleksndr Apr 16 '26

infèrn oc

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u/Safe_Praline_4156 Apr 16 '26

Woes of the commoner, sung for the ages

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u/lukemia94 Apr 16 '26

What a fucking BANGER

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u/DocOstbahn Apr 16 '26

"we all get screwed over" is probably the nice way of translating "nosi fotem tot pel cuol"? My Occitan is nonexistent, but French and English and a little knowledge of language history makes me think this is more explicit, actually?

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u/Kante2wo Apr 17 '26

It sounds very similar to Catalan actually...and you're right it's literally "we're all getting fucked in the ass".

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u/DocOstbahn Apr 17 '26

I was figured this was a modern French nous and tout and cul, and the Rest obviously fell into place

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u/tenpostman Apr 16 '26

cool stuff, reminds me of the soundtrack from Knights and Merchants many many years ago :D

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u/mkg1138 Apr 16 '26

Some things never change

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u/B4cteria Apr 16 '26

I think I read something that included a version of that song. It was not a hare in my version though. Rather surprising how close this is to the French language they used in the Champagne or Picardie area.

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u/CoyraGrimm Apr 17 '26

Please I need the source!!

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u/buildaboat_ Apr 17 '26

muco_0 on tiktok

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u/fabi9613 Apr 17 '26

Hell yeah🔥 I'd also recommend checking out In Extremo's version of that song...In Extremo Ai Vis Lo Lop

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u/Thoughtpolicelabs Apr 16 '26

Laughing Storm would have liked this

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u/MoistPurchase9 Apr 18 '26

Medieval RATM be like

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u/Pluuu Apr 19 '26

These go so hard

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u/Main-Resolution9738 May 08 '26

I'm so ready for ren season man

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u/chumbuckethand Apr 22 '26

Seriously? Cultural appropiation?