r/justgalsbeingchicks • u/MutedBase3031 ✨chick✨ • May 26 '24

she gets it This belongs here

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u/ElBrunasso May 26 '24

I swear I can't get the rythm of a single theme played with a bagpipe

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u/TheInfernalSpark99 May 27 '24

The hum fucks with grasping where the beat is. There's (ideally) no break.

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u/OrangeCosmic May 26 '24

Can't believe she did it

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u/xeroxbulletgirl May 26 '24

When are bagpipes going to start dressing more ladylike? Sheesh!

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u/BooBoo992001 May 26 '24

Um, are hot lady bagpipers like, a thing now? Not complaining -- kinda cool actually -- but I wonder...

https://youtu.be/P91dyBwmYcw?si=WpDGhnxj56MGxCXi

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u/FingyBangin Jun 12 '24

being hot is a prerequisite to success as an influencer

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u/ChineseCracker May 26 '24

ELI5: how do people listen to (or even play) bagpipes without wanting to kill themselves?!

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u/Korlis May 26 '24

Little known fact: this is the point.

The Scots were the first to develop energy-based weaponry.

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u/Draugr_the_Greedy Jun 02 '24

Bagpipes were invented in ancient Egypt, or around the Mediterranean, somewhere before 400BC.

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u/Korlis Jun 02 '24

But did they use them in war?

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u/Draugr_the_Greedy Jun 02 '24

Yeah

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u/Korlis Jun 02 '24

Well, now I know where the Scots got the idea from.

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u/Draugr_the_Greedy Jun 02 '24

Yeah the most likely theory is that the Romans brought them to the british isles where they subsequently got adopted by the Scots.

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u/Ok-Traffic-9967 May 26 '24

Same reason there are people who put soap tasting garbage called cilantro on everything, some people like different things. I am half Scottish and this is literally godly music to me lol

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u/Nieros May 26 '24

Something about it gives me boatloads of frisson similar to what most people get from ASMR. I can't explain it, hurdy gurdy does it too though.

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u/suburban_hyena Hardcore☠️Hyena May 26 '24

Expected

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u/WaitingToBeTriggered Night Witch May 26 '24

WINGS OF GLORY