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Sparta remix en · NOUN

Etymology

From a video published on May 8, 2007 entitled "300 This is Sparta Remix!!!", which was a remix of that line from the 2006 film 300. That film is set in Sparta during the Battle of Thermopylae. This video's publication was followed in later months of 2007 by several other similar remixes of that line, all of which by 2008 inspired their base rhythm to be used for lines in other media, which generalized the term.

Meanings

  1. (Internet) A type of video mashup, usually uploaded to YouTube, that remixes a single clip of dialogue (from a movie, video game, etc.), following a precise rhythm with little or no deviation from others of its kind.
    • Still boggles me that some people on here are genuinely too young to remember Sparta remixes. 2016 December 23, @Kolology, Twitter:
    • I waste my time watching Sparta remixes. 2010 September 9, @BlackuStarr, Twitter:
    • [See title] 2007 July 5, aznattic, Dramatic Rodent Sparta Remix, YouTube:
    • [See title] 2007 December 22, Graphic Gaming, This Is Caketown! (Sparta Remix), YouTube:
    • Sparta remixes are the worst/best thing to happen to the internet. 2013 July 15, @hELLAgreat, Twitter:
    • A Sparta remix made entirely of sound effects is ridiculous. And hilarious. :D 2009 September 30, @theOddity, Twitter:
    • Could anyone make a Sparta remix base but with Brazilian Miku theme? 2024 October 13, @StepsAsALWAY, Twitter:
    • Holy fuck - a Sparta Remix just came up on my recommended feed, and I feel like I deserve a fucking veteran's discount for remembering that those existed. 2019 December 20, @sapphyreblayze, Twitter:
    • Asterpix Interactive Video - Hat of Discipline Sparta remix: 1st attempt at a Sparta remix 2008 December 30, @entertainvid168, Twitter:

Forms

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Deriveds

Sparta remixer

Relateds

YouTube poop · YTPMV

wikipedia: 300 (film) · wikipedia: YouTube · wikipedia: Battle of Thermopylae