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'''Flip Music''' is a type of music trend created and performed by humans. The colonial "slam-bam" beat of flip music is, in fact, a descendant of "rock" music that was popular in the 21st century. It seems that its popularity has diminished | '''Flip Music''' is a type of music trend created and performed by humans. The colonial "slam-bam" beat of flip music is, in fact, a descendant of "rock" music that was popular in the 21st century. It seems that its popularity has diminished; most [[UNSC]] [[Marines]] hate the stuff, though [[Sergeant Johnson]] has an odd fascination with it. | ||
Those around him, however, are less interested. There are many who dislike | Those around him, however, are less interested in this genre of music. There are many who dislike Flip, including [[Captain Jacob Keyes]], [[Private Manuel Mendoza|Private Mendoza]], [[Private Bisenti]], [[Private Wallace Jenkins|PFC Jenkins]], [[Corporal Locklear]], and [[Master Chief|John-117]]. | ||
[[Category: UNSC]] | [[Category: UNSC]] | ||
Revision as of 18:53, December 10, 2006
Flip Music is a type of music trend created and performed by humans. The colonial "slam-bam" beat of flip music is, in fact, a descendant of "rock" music that was popular in the 21st century. It seems that its popularity has diminished; most UNSC Marines hate the stuff, though Sergeant Johnson has an odd fascination with it.
Those around him, however, are less interested in this genre of music. There are many who dislike Flip, including Captain Jacob Keyes, Private Mendoza, Private Bisenti, PFC Jenkins, Corporal Locklear, and John-117.
