The Great Twitter Meltdown of 2021 - Emulator creator Byuu bullied to death by HateSpeech™ forum, Twitter takes up arms (Still No Death Report)

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Will This Be Of Any Consequence?

  • Yes, Kiwi Farms terrorists will be publicly hanged

    Votes: 801 14.4%
  • Yes, Kiwi Farms will be shut down

    Votes: 101 1.8%
  • No, 41% the army has already taken 41% casualties

    Votes: 1,955 35.1%
  • No, this backfires and MATI goes viral

    Votes: 786 14.1%
  • REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

    Votes: 1,927 34.6%

  • Total voters
    5,570
Long time lurker, first time poster. I'd lurk moar but I really needed to get this autism out of my system. Sorry if late and gay.

I know people have talked about the song mentioned in the google doc by the marcan fella, the song allegedly played by Near on repeat -

Les Voyages De L'Âme

Now, since I am not a native French speaker, I had a hard time remembering this name. Was it "Le Voyage Des L'ame"? You get the picture, it isn't an easy name to remember.

I went and listened to the song, as well as a couple of others on the eponymous album. It's post-metal, so it has long sections of instrumental followed by lyrics in French. Many of the songs in the album are same-y. Now, if you aren't a French speaker and not a hardcore fan of Alcest, it would be difficult to know what song it is.

I gather that the author of the doc is from Spain, and the Spanish alphabet does not contain the letter "Â". So I assume a Spanish keyboard would not have that letter as well. This must mean that the dude, in the midst of an emotionally-charged google doc, either used the unicode for "Â", or went and copied the song name off Near's tweets. This holds true for most languages other than a handful.

When you're in the middle of an emotional screed, it's unlikely that you go look up the unicode for a foreign alphabet or copy the name of a song off a friend's suicide note. You might say "a song played in the background" or some such. For some reason, it was important for people to know exactly what song it was, completely accurate to the foreign alphabet. So it could be to give this document the authenticity it needs to resonate with the rest of the twitter troons, but that's not really the point here.

I doubt marcan was that emotional at the passing of his friend if he had to look up the name of a song while dilating in tears.

This whole thing glows, and the song mention really is making my autism itch.


Ce soir sans doute mon âme
Asservie, usée par les bas chagrins
Sentira le besoin de fuir sa prison de chair
Très loin de nous, de notre temps
Elle s'en ira rejoindre les étoiles
Elles lui parleront de sa propre existence
En des mots purs et silencieux
Et lui montreront un chemin
Menant vers les havres inconnus
Reliant ciel et terre
Reliant ciel et terre
Ces contrées lontaines
Où les hautes herbes dans les champs vermeils
A jamais valsent avec la lumière
Où peuvent librement errer
Tous les souvenirs de nos vies sur Terre
Que le temps vengeur aura voulu effacer
Ces contrées lontaines
Où les hautes herbes dans les champs vermeils
A jamais valsent avec la lumière
Où peuvent librement errer
Tous les souvenirs de nos vies sur Terre
Que le temps vengeur aura voulu effacer

Tonight of course my soul.
Enslaved,worn out by low wailing
Will feel the need to escape her jail of flesh
Very far from us and our time
She will join the stars
Which will talk about her own existense
With those pure and silent words
Showing the path
To a unknown havens
Linking sky and earth
Linking sky and earth
Those distant lands
Where grass growts in crimson fields
Forever dances the light
Where they can freely roam
All memories of our lifes on earth
That time wanted to erase
Where grass growts in crimson fields
Forever dances the light
Where they can freely roam
All memories of our lifes on earth
That time wanted to erase

Just translated this rn (I speak french)
 
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Latin keyboards have "deadkeys" where you add a modifier to the next key. So pressing the ^ deadkey then an A gives you Â
Is fairly easy.
Did not know that, thanks!

I still think the name of the song was copied off Near's tweet chain. Which is still weird if you're shidding and pissing about your friend's death. The reason for the specificity is also questionable. Is it because he posted a link to that song, and his friend wanted to tie the google doc and the tweet chain together? That's my guess, anyway.

My personal theory is that the two were in on it together, since Near seems to have a history of doing this sort of cringe.
 
Did not know that, thanks!

I still think the name of the song was copied off Near's tweet chain. Which is still weird if you're shidding and pissing about your friend's death. The reason for the specificity is also questionable. Is it because he posted a link to that song, and his friend wanted to tie the google doc and the tweet chain together? That's my guess, anyway.

My personal theory is that the two were in on it together, since Near seems to have a history of doing this sort of cringe.
In that spergery inquiry, i think the deadkey  is different from Unicode  as in, a keyboard outputs ^+A bytes and copypaste throws  bytes. I would need to check it out.

Edit: OTOH any sane text processing would normalize the Unicode stream so in the end all characters become "the same" namely  as a single unit.
 
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Can someone well versed in degeneracy tell me what the fuck this toothpaste flag is? I can't even keep up anymore.
 
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Untrue & Dishonest

The Kiwi Farms is the cleanest and most well manicured of rectums for this series of tubes we call the internets.
Are they up to writing fanfiction about Byuu now on the "games journalist" blogs like Waypoint? Seems like it.

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Can someone well versed in degeneracy tell me what the fuck this toothpaste flag is? I can't even keep up anymore.
A quick search shows that s "gay male pride." Green-white-blue.
 
Long time lurker, first time poster. I'd lurk moar but I really needed to get this autism out of my system. Sorry if late and gay.

I know people have talked about the song mentioned in the google doc by the marcan fella, the song allegedly played by Near on repeat -

Les Voyages De L'Âme

Now, since I am not a native French speaker, I had a hard time remembering this name. Was it "Le Voyage Des L'ame"? You get the picture, it isn't an easy name to remember.

I went and listened to the song, as well as a couple of others on the eponymous album. It's post-metal, so it has long sections of instrumental followed by lyrics in French. Many of the songs in the album are same-y. Now, if you aren't a French speaker and not a hardcore fan of Alcest, it would be difficult to know what song it is.

I gather that the author of the doc is from Spain, and the Spanish alphabet does not contain the letter "Â". So I assume a Spanish keyboard would not have that letter as well. This must mean that the dude, in the midst of an emotionally-charged google doc, either used the unicode for "Â", or went and copied the song name off Near's tweets. This holds true for most languages other than a handful.

When you're in the middle of an emotional screed, it's unlikely that you go look up the unicode for a foreign alphabet or copy the name of a song off a friend's suicide note. You might say "a song played in the background" or some such. For some reason, it was important for people to know exactly what song it was, completely accurate to the foreign alphabet. So it could be to give this document the authenticity it needs to resonate with the rest of the twitter troons, but that's not really the point here.

I doubt marcan was that emotional at the passing of his friend if he had to look up the name of a song while dilating in tears.

This whole thing glows, and the song mention really is making my autism itch.
You have a good point about the first thing. I'm assuming it would take most people a couple of listens through a postrock/postmetal album to clearly remember where each song ends and begins (however, I've never listened to Alcest).
So either that's circumstantial evidence of fakery or they both really liked that band. That begs the question of why they didn't mention that it was byuu's favorite band or anything, though. Normally, you'd expect someone in that emotional state to say something like "we always used to listen to them together, I can't believe this, I can't even listen to them anymore because it's so painful", etc. It certainly seems like it could have been planted for legitimacy.
I don't want to get into speculation that's too pointless, but it would be interesting to compare marcan's account with interviews or posts of people who had a similar experience. The consensus seems to be that the lanuage is just...off, and unemotional. I bet if you did some comparisons the language and the kind of information remembered would not match up the majority of the time.
 
When I was off on youtube trying to listen to the song, the comments were filled with "RIP Near, we will never forget you" and other such bullcrap.

Nigger, you won't forget him? You didn't even know he existed until he died. Similarly, on twitter people are making fake-ass condolence tweets saying shit like "RIP Near, he was a legend in emulation". None of these people care about the SNES, have never installed an emulator, nor did they know Near/Byuu existed until people started saying the Kiwis did it. I mean, neither do I, but I also don't pretend to care about this retard.

It's so fake it's laughable. Imagine not having the nutsack to admit you don't know and don't care, instead having to pretend for Good Boy Points on fucking twitter.
 
When I was off on youtube trying to listen to the song, the comments were filled with "RIP Near, we will never forget you" and other such bullcrap.

Nigger, you won't forget him? You didn't even know he existed until he died. Similarly, on twitter people are making fake-ass condolence tweets saying shit like "RIP Near, he was a legend in emulation". None of these people care about the SNES, have never installed an emulator, nor did they know Near/Byuu existed until people started saying the Kiwis did it. I mean, neither do I, but I also don't pretend to care about this retard.

It's so fake it's laughable. Imagine not having the nutsack to admit you don't know and don't care, instead having to pretend for Good Boy Points on fucking twitter.
These people are incapable of actually thinking. They're like moths that fly themselves too close to the electric lamp, ever so trying to desperately get themselves into fake trends as much as they can. Even the slightest of dissidence will make them go apeshit.
 
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Seeing as byuu so badly wants to be rid of his online handle to the point that he concocts a story which resulted in my favorite McDonald’s(tm) Playplace being taken down for most of the week I propose we lift the burden from his greasy, still-very-much-living head and turn the moniker into the largest 21st century boogeyman/scapegoat the world has ever seen.

byuu caused the Holocaust.

byuu did 9/11.

byuu left the milk out on the counter causing it to spoil and it definitely wasn’t me.

etc.
BYUU BURNED OUR CROPS, POISONED OUR WATER SUPPLY, AND DELIVERED A PLAGUE UNTO OUR HOUSES
 
Slight powerlevel: I used to use twitter quite frequently (at least once a day) before getting banned. Didn't go back.

One thing I noticed while I was on there was how utterly gullible and quick to jump to conclusions twitter troons are. You can say whatever the hell you like, and as long as it fits with their politics, they will completely agree. OTOH, If you claim something, even with proof, that runs counter to their narrative, they will not believe it, claiming that you fabricated this evidence or it's not a big deal so nobody should care.


This is true especially of the hammer-and-sickle types, I swear you could say a cop raped your dog and then set it on fire and they would buy it wholesale and even donate to your gofundme, without ever asking for proof.
 
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