Mozart’s chicken

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"Mozart disliked a performer". A caveman trying to understand humor and trolling.

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Mozart invents headbanging.

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She Baroque her neck.

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Mozart also wrote this banger , 'Leck mich im arsch' which translates as 'lick/kiss my arse'

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Hühnerkopf

CaptainBlagbird

Was it more common to use "im" back then, as opposed to today where we would rather use "am". Or was that just him being extra spicy?

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I’m guessing this is a joke but if it’s true can someone throw me a link?

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It's true that Mozart disliked her. His own letters confirm that.
It's unproven if he wrote the soprano voice that way to make her bob her head.

Did Mozart Write an Aria To Lampoon a Head-Bobbing Soprano?

Legend has it Mozart so disliked a singer whose head bobbed up and down when she sang that he wrote an aria meant to make her "bob like a chicken."

Snopes (www.snopes.com)

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Can't speak to historic usage, but today "am" (an dem) means "on" or "near", and "im" (in dem) means "in".

So the literal translation would be "lick me in the arse".

CaptainBlagbird

Genau, mit "im" tönts expliziter, deshalb will ich wissen ob das Absicht oder damals der Standard war.

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Das älteste bekannte schriftliche Vorkommen dieses Fluchs ist von Goethe, ein Zeitgenosse Mozarts. In seinem Götz von Berlichingen heißt es "Er aber, sags ihm, er kann mich im Arsche lecken". Mozarts Kanon ist 9 Jahre älter als Goethes Götz. Daher kann man davon ausgehen, dass diese Formulierung entweder gebräulich war oder dass Mozart Goethe zitiert hat.

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This is the aria. It's from an opera called Cosi Fan Tutte.

CaptainBlagbird

Aah sehr interessant, danke!

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Anyone got a link to a video of this?

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That reminds me: what is the closest community to r/angryupvote?