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What does Sa Beining mean by killing silky fowl?

Sa Beining's "Kill Black Chicken" is homophonic, while the Swahili lyrics of the online celebrity "Tez Cadey" are empty. So in fact, Sa Beining's killing of black-bone chicken has nothing to do with teacher Sa, and it has nothing to do with black-bone chicken.

This stem comes from the song "SEVE" sung by Tez Cadey, because the lyrics "Pazeni Sautilili Nasi Mwimbe" (let's sing aloud) in this song are very similar in pronunciation to "Sa Beining kills silky fowl". Later, it was forwarded by netizens and became popular on the Internet. The lyrics of this song are adapted from a Christian song "Osifuni Mangu" in the 1980s.

Related network terms-empty ears

Sa Beining's phrase "Kill Black-bone Chicken" involves an online term "Empty Ear", which means to create another sentence with similar pronunciation according to the pronunciation of the original song or lines, or to write new lyrics with different meanings from the original lyrics, which is a reinterpretation of the sound. It means "auditory hallucination" in Japanese. It comes from Japanese そらみみ, which means "auditory hallucination" in Japanese.

As popular as Sa Beining's "Kill Black Chicken", there is also the rhythm of "857" and the divine comedy in the bar, which I believe many friends have heard of.