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"bodoh" is an experimental rap track built entirely on the repetition of a single word: bodoh, a Malay term meaning "foolish" or "stupid."

By removing narrative, explanation, and progression, the song reduces language to pure repetition. As bodoh is repeated again and again, it gradually loses its original meaning and transforms into rhythm, noise, and habit-mirroring how words, trends, and values are mindlessly consumed in contemporary culture.

In this track, bodoh is not aimed at a specific person or group.
Instead, it represents the state of unthinking repetition itself: scrolling, echoing, following, and accepting without reflection. The listener becomes part of the loop, experiencing the same emptiness the song exposes.

With "bodoh," Mr.510 NEET intentionally rejects explanation and storytelling, leaving behind only sound, absurdity, and discomfort. The result is a minimal yet unsettling portrait of modern stupidity-not as an insult, but as a condition shared by everyone.

"bodoh" is not meant to teach or entertain politely.
It is a record of repetition, emptiness, and the quiet violence of saying the same thing until it means nothing.