File: mongolian tribes journey to their homeland.swf-(9.99 MB, 480x270, Japanese)
[_] Mongolian MONDAY Anonymous 10/03/16(Mon)22:15:28 No.3158203
mongolian monday!
>> [_] Anonymous 10/03/16(Mon)22:32:53 No.3158216
man i love Saydaş Monguş's throat singing
>> [_] Anonymous 10/03/16(Mon)22:35:39 No.3158218
>>3158203
Now, I'm not too hip on Mongolian culture, but I'm fairly sure they use Cyrillic script for their
written language, so what're all those scribbles at the beginning of the video?
>> [_] Anonymous 10/03/16(Mon)22:38:33 No.3158221
>>3158218
Probably this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongolian_script
>> [_] Anonymous 10/03/16(Mon)23:07:42 No.3158242
lol, the beginning almost looks like a stylized "Feels", in fact, thats what i thought it said at
first.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/04/16(Tue)00:29:09 No.3158282
Sauced
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enTu9G6a6ok
>> [_] Anonymous 10/04/16(Tue)01:00:36 No.3158292
>>3158282
Thank man, only /f/ would get me into Mongolian music.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/04/16(Tue)01:31:48 No.3158309
>>3158292
I'm the same as you, never thought it would be this good, but mongolian music is just awesome.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/04/16(Tue)02:26:51 No.3158341
I'm currently studying Chinese music in one of my classes with a born and raised Chinese woman,
which is cool because we get to learn about it straight from someone who experienced it growing
up.
Anyway, she covered Mongolian throat-singing in class briefly once, and unironically used this
group and their videos as an example.
So of course, I in turn showed her what the internet did to them. She actually liked them and
thought they were funny.
