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'''Reverse Mullet''' is the third song on [[Cojum Dip]]'s album, [[Cojum Dip (Album)|Cojum Dip]], sung by [[Bora Karaca]].
'''Reverse Mullet''' is the third song on [[Cojum Dip]]'s album, [[Cojum Dip (Album)|Cojum Dip]], sung by [[Bora Karaca]].
A live performance of this song, played in the Duderstadt Center on February 18th, 2005, is present on the [[Anthropomorphic Bible Assault EP]].
A live performance of this song, played in the Duderstadt Center on February 18th, 2005, is present on the [[Anthropomorphic Bible Assault EP]].
== Song Meanings/Interpretations ==
This song describes a struggle with self-acceptance and individuality. The speaker is urging someone to embrace their ruined hair and not be afraid to be themselves, despite what others may say or do. The individual is also encouraged to stand tall and be proud of their blackness, rather than try to hide it. However, this struggle is depicted as a difficult journey, symbolized by walking down a carpeted aisle that never ends and falling down a hill that always made the person cry. Despite the difficulties, the speaker is encouraging the person to keep trying to find their own state of mind and to embrace their individuality.


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==

Revision as of 10:06, 23 April 2024

Reverse Mullet
Written by Bora Karaca
Appears on The Greatest Demo CD in the Universe, Anthropomorphic Bible Assault EP (Demo & Live), Turk Off EP, Cojum Dip
Sung by Bora Karaca
Duration 4:38
Genre Metal, Doo Wop
Language English, Spanish, Turkish


Reverse Mullet is the third song on Cojum Dip's album, Cojum Dip, sung by Bora Karaca. A live performance of this song, played in the Duderstadt Center on February 18th, 2005, is present on the Anthropomorphic Bible Assault EP.

Song Meanings/Interpretations

This song describes a struggle with self-acceptance and individuality. The speaker is urging someone to embrace their ruined hair and not be afraid to be themselves, despite what others may say or do. The individual is also encouraged to stand tall and be proud of their blackness, rather than try to hide it. However, this struggle is depicted as a difficult journey, symbolized by walking down a carpeted aisle that never ends and falling down a hill that always made the person cry. Despite the difficulties, the speaker is encouraging the person to keep trying to find their own state of mind and to embrace their individuality.

Trivia

  • "Nadie arregrlará su pelo" translates to "Nobody will fix your hair" from Spanish
  • "Saçının esirisin" translates to "The prisoner of your hair" from Turkish.


Lyrics

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The Greatest Demo CD in the Universe

February 2005 variant

September 2005 variant

Anthropomorphic Bible Assault EP
Turk Off EP
Cojum Dip