Baptazia – Super Sunday Mashes of Drum & Bass With Bible Thumps

by mikl-em on December 11, 2008 · 9 comments

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A British YouTube user named Airloaf put together a series of videos synching Drum & Bass / Jungle music with video of church services (mostly Baptists, I presume). Frenetic beats and energetic toasts matched with footage of ululating preachers and careening parishioners.

Dutch Drum & Bass crew Noisia are featured in the first installment, above. Here’s their MySpace page.

There are 3 in the Super Sunday series, plus a few more on his YouTube channel.

Here’s #2: Baptazia – Super Sunday – Skibadee / Fun & DJ Ruffstuff

And #3: Baptazia – Super Sunday – IC3 / DJ Clips & DJ Die – 3 of 3

Thanks to my music-making pal Frank Neuro for the tip!

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{ 9 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Mark Celsor December 11, 2008 at 11:09 pm

Ugh… I probably didn’t need to watch those videos right before going to bed. :)

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2 Van Klimetz December 12, 2008 at 10:14 am

These are funny; however, I ask that you don’t lock all of us in the same category based on this perception. Thanks.

I’ve grown up a baptist, and none of the churches I was a part of acted like this. Yes, most churches these days could use a fire under them, but I have been fortunate enough to be a part of “Baptist” churches that don’t focus on a denomination, but on Jesus and a relationship with him. What I believe is that it’s not about a religion, but it’s about relationships. Plain and simple, Love God, Love People.

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3 Patrick Wagstrom December 12, 2008 at 1:28 pm

Actually, these churches look much more like Pentacostal churches than Baptist churches. Although there are Baptist churches that share some of those charismatic elements, in the United States at least, charistmatic services are much more closely associated with Pentacostals.

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4 Tao Garcia December 16, 2008 at 7:40 pm

I just think is soooo funny!! Imagine, all mob behavior could be related rhythmically.

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5 K O'Brien December 19, 2008 at 3:34 pm

Laugh now sinners, for you shall all burn in the fires of eternal damnation…

You may mock us now, with your hip-hob music, and diminished values, yet come the return of our Lord, Jesus Christ, you will see that those who have faith will one day look down upon the burning undead corpses you dope-fiend ravers and laugh.

God bless the Church,
Death to the sinners

Amen.

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6 Bobby July 15, 2009 at 5:22 pm

That’s not very Christian of you. WTF is “hip-hob”?

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7 jose morejojn December 22, 2008 at 5:30 pm

this is hilarious i love dnb this is well done bravo

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8 Robin Cooper January 29, 2009 at 3:50 pm

To be honest, i don’t think it’s really poking fun at the religious side of thing… to be honest it looks like it’s a hell (sorry!) of a lot more entertaining than going to church in england. It’s more interesting that the two things are actually so similar; band\dj , mc and dancing people having it lol

Ultimately i think that religion having no sense of humour about itself (i’m generalising) is where it’s going wrong!

anyway the vids are absolute genius – try searching “baby got book” for more religious rap content…

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9 nondub August 16, 2009 at 4:30 pm

amazing!! fantastic dancing to great music.. lovely!

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