Music / Terrora

Terrora !! is the second EP released by French Alternative Hip Hop trio Stupeflip. It was released a year after the band's third album The Hypnoflip Invasion.

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Tracklist:

1. "Intro" (1:36)
2. "Terrora !!" (2:50)
3. "Crou Genesis" (0:57)
4. "Le Sonkifoudécou" (2:54)
5. "Nan ?... Si ?" (2:52)
6. "Strange Traps"

A hidden track, "Visions", plays after "Strange Traps".

This album contains examples of:

• Album Intro Track
• Alliterative Title: "Le Sonkifoudécou".
• Continuity Nod: The chorus of "Terrora !!" contains bits of the introductory track which can be heard on Stupeflip's first album.
• Despair Event Horizon: On "Nan ?... Si ?"
• Epic Rocking: "Strange Traps" (which also includes "Visions") lasts
• Fading into the Next Song: "Le Sonkifoudécou" ends with a long note which segues into "Nan ?... Si ?"
• Hidden Track: "Visions" plays a minute after "Strange Traps".
• Multilingual Song: "Strange Traps" has sung English lyrics, French rapped lyrics and Gibberish lyrics.
• One-Woman Song: "Nan ?... Si ?" is about a woman named Nancy. She was previously mentionned on the track "Région Est" from The Hypnoflip Invasion.
• One-Word Title: "Terrora !!" and "Visions".
• Pun: Cadillac's verse on "Strange Traps" is one big metaphor on the fact that he has a hard-on:
  You should see the wood hidden behind my pants
  A heavy stick which I trail on my path
• Pun-Based Title: "Nan ?... Si ?" divides the name Nancy into the French words for Nah and Yes.
• Rhyming with Itself: King Ju rhymes "What" with "Gigawatt" on "Terrora !!"
• Shout-Out: See the dedicated page.
• Singer Name Drop: On "Strange Traps":
  - Hey dude, what do you think of Stupeflip ?
  - It's kind of like a sect which made it ?
• Speaking Simlish: "Strange Traps" has a verse rapped in a Gibberish language.
• Spoken Word in Music
  • "Crou Genesis" presents the regions of the Crou.
  • "Strange Traps" has a section where people talk about Stupeflip.
• Take That!
  • On "Intro", a master of the Stup Religion scolds his minion named Joël when he catches him listening to "Je Veux" by French singer ZAZ.
  What did I tell you about listening to this filth ?
  • King Ju takes a jab at French music on "Terrora !!"
  The music in France, rancid, stale and ridiculous, lame
• Xtreme Kool Letterz: "Le Sonkifoudécou" is the badly written version of "Le son qui fout des coups" ^note "The sound which deals hits" in French.