Drinking Ale In A Skull Is A Myth
There was some myth that was not real. One of those myths was they did not drink ale in the skull of their enemies that they fought. We were confident that the Vikings did not drink their enemy’s blood. Vikings were civilized in most ways. All those disgusting was not a fact because they prioritized cleanliness the most. Vikings were drinking on the glasses called horns. It was call horns because the appearance of their glass could be compared to a trumpet. We also knew that Vikings loved decorating their property, and their glasses that was called horn was not an exemption. They would decorate them with different gold or materials that they could find.
Drinking Ale In A Skull Is A Myth
Rap Battles Were Originated From The Vikings
We thought that the first person who created an insulting rap battle was the Grandmaster Flash, then we were wrong about the knowledge that we knew. Centuries ago, there were traditional rap battles that were happening in the era of Vikings. “Flyting” was a verbal battle using poems to insult their opponents. Just like the rap battles in the modern era, there was no limit to the subject that they could tackle. They could insult their loved ones or their past achievements. Most of the time, flyting would start on the dining table, and the person who wanted to be the winner must get the most significant reaction of the crowd.
Rap Battles Were Originated From The Vikings
