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♪EZGi: The Name You Carry | Whom Would That Be?

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SONGLINE: David Bowie ~ Yaşasın | Fashion

YER: Nasi Göreng Bebek, Indonesia / Malaysia, Wombatistan

□✔ abojuice, aus terör, batik, cultural influence, kazak, spoken word drift

0050 moda | 1:23 | 17 Apr 2021

An Ezgi, incorporating artwork from the Başlanğıç Töreni (The Opening Ceremony), featuring the nazar snakes and Turkic tulips, inspired by an event that took place in Wombatistan.

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your tongue has twisted and mingled, bae
to that's name, home i-can't-put-it
like, when home came from mum & dad
your name who'would-it-be?
while drifting in your time-lines
what is it at the end of the day, bə?
fashion
fashion
just a style
while pimps tell me how to tellaafuz properly
according to whom?
like, your name - whom'would-it-be?
whom, t`would-it-be?
your name - who'would-it-be?
whom'would-it-be?
fashion
fashion
according to their own faking sense of fashion
fashion
it's just your fakın fashion
fashion
while some other fakın snotfaced girl, gets her jollies
casting down, through her nasal chimney
fashion

~iD-ENTiTY

From Conventional Queries to Personal Resonance in Kazak
This was influenced by my study of Kazak, where the conventional «What is your name?» question, evolved into a more intriguing form, sounding like «Who is your name?», «Who is you?». or more directly «Your name, whom would it(that) be?». I found this shift fascinating. I chose to adopt it, because it felt closer to home and resonated with my style. It eventually turned into a critique of the impositions for pronouncing that did not align with an individual's authentic self or cultural background.

Bebekli Kebab with iki tane yumurta ve sriracha sauce.
Asmanın hızı ve mesafesi onları çok korkuttu, sağol.

~iD-ENTiTY

~ My Name Is Ayça, get used to it

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