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CzarLazar1389: /* Ćuti, ćuti ujko (instrumental) */ Copyedit, added wikilinks in lyrics, added minor info

2025-05-25T11:20:42Z

Ćuti, ćuti ujko (instrumental): Copyedit, added wikilinks in lyrics, added minor info

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	\| artist = [[Baja Mali Knindža\|Баја Мали Книнџа]]		\| artist = [[Baja Mali Knindža\|Баја Мали Книнџа]]
	\| album = [[Još se ništa ne zna\|Још се ништа не зна]]		\| album = [[Još se ništa ne zna\|Још се ништа не зна]]
	\| English_title = Shut Up, Uncle!		\| English_title = Shut Up, Shut Up, Uncle!
	\| released = {{Start date\|1993}}		\| released = {{Start date\|1993}}
	\| genre = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika\|Novokompovana]]		\| genre = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika\|Novokompovana]]
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	}}		}}

	'''"Ćuti, ćuti ujko"''' (Serbian Cyrillic: "Ћути, ћути ујко", <small>lit.</small> "Shut Up, Shut Up, Uncle!") is a song written and performed by prominent Serb war singer [[Baja Mali Knindža]], featuring Riblja Čorba ~~front man~~ Bora Čorba.		'''"Ćuti, ćuti ujko"''' (Serbian Cyrillic: "Ћути, ћути ујко", <small>lit.</small> "Shut Up, Shut Up, Uncle!") is a song written and performed by prominent Serb war singer [[Baja Mali Knindža]], featuring Riblja Čorba frontman Bora Čorba.
	==Music and lyrics==		==Music and lyrics==
	"Čuti, ćuti ujko" was written based on a personal experience Baja had where he would send banter to a childhood friend on the opposing front via Motorola. The original version written on location is identical to the final studio recording, though the line "Halo Ujko, ovde Čedo, jebo li te pas!" was originally "alo Čedo, ovde Ujko, ajd' dođi kod nas", "ćuti" is only said once, and the mention of "Ne volim te Alija" is not present.		"Čuti, ćuti ujko" was written based on a personal experience Baja had where he would send banter to a childhood friend on the opposing front via Motorola. The original version written on location is identical to the final studio recording, though the line "Halo Ujko, ovde Čedo, jebo li te pas!" was originally "alo Čedo, ovde Ujko, ajd' dođi kod nas", "ćuti" is only said once, and the mention of "Ne volim te Alija" is not present.

	Baja would meet Riblja Čorba ~~front man~~ Bora Čorba on the show "Minimaksovizije". After the show, the two would chat where Baja would find out that the two shared similar ideas and in turn, become friends. Bora would the agree to be a guest in the song.<ref>Zorica Konić. "Pričuvaj se ratni profiteru!". ''TV Novosti''. 28 September 1993. Retrieved 8 February 2024.</ref>		Baja would meet Riblja Čorba frontman Bora Čorba on the show "Minimaksovizije". After the show, the two would chat where Baja would find out that the two shared similar ideas and in turn, become friends. Bora would the agree to be a guest in the song.<ref>Zorica Konić. "Pričuvaj se ratni profiteru!". ''TV Novosti''. 28 September 1993. Retrieved 8 February 2024.</ref>

	"Ujka", derived from the word for maternal uncle, "ujak" is pejorative slang to refer to a Croat due to its similarity to the word "ustaša". "Čedo" (English translation: "kid"), often mistakenly transcribed as "đedo" is the Serbian equivalent due to its similarity to the word, "četnik". The Bosnian equivalent to these terms should not be confused with the derogatory word "balija". Rather, the pejorative equivalent that is also featured in the song is "Mujo", which derives from the name "Mujo", a diminutive of "Mustafa".		"Ujka", derived from the word for maternal uncle, "ujak" is pejorative slang to refer to a Croat due to its similarity to the word "ustaša". "Čedo" (English translation: "kid"), often mistakenly transcribed as "đedo" is the Serbian equivalent due to its similarity to the word, "četnik". The Bosnian equivalent to these terms should not be confused with the derogatory word "balija". Rather, the pejorative equivalent that is also featured in the song is "Mujo", which derives from the name "Mujo", a diminutive of "Mustafa".
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	====Music video====		====Music video====
	[[File:Ccu-still-02.png\|left\|thumb\|283x283px\|The duo meeting at the rendezvous point.]]		[[File:Ccu-still-02.png\|left\|thumb\|283x283px\|The duo meeting at the rendezvous point.]]
	The music video is the first video in [[Najveći hitovi (VHS)\|Najveći hitovi]]. Baja emerges from the bushes and scans the area. He then sings the first verse of the song via a walkie talkie while holding a pistol. Bora pops up and follows along with the song. The pair group up and share Baja's walkie talkie during the chorus. They then sneak off and the camera pans out of the bushes. Baja lights a cigarette, talking into the radio with Bora following up, enthusiastically singing and lighting a cigarette. Both start singing the chorus as Baja scans the area and Bora dances. They then lie on the ground, ~~steaking~~ out the area where Bora brandishes his weapon. Baja becomes disappointed that someone has interrupted his conversation whereas Bora shrugs it off with the pair once again sharing the radio. They get up, finish the song, put their arms over each others shoulders and dance happily.		The music video is the first video in [[Najveći hitovi (VHS)\|Najveći hitovi]]. Baja emerges from the bushes and scans the area. He then sings the first verse of the song via a walkie talkie while holding a pistol. Bora pops up and follows along with the song. The pair group up and share Baja's walkie talkie during the chorus. They then sneak off and the camera pans out of the bushes. Baja lights a cigarette, talking into the radio with Bora following up, enthusiastically singing and lighting a cigarette. Both start singing the chorus as Baja scans the area and Bora dances. They then lie on the ground, staking out the area where Bora brandishes his weapon. Baja becomes disappointed that someone has interrupted his conversation whereas Bora shrugs it off with the pair once again sharing the radio. They get up, finish the song, put their arms over each others shoulders and dance happily.

	== Lyrics ==		== Lyrics ==
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	Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja		Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja
	Znaš li onu našu "Stiže vojvoda"?		Znaš li onu našu "[[Krv nije voda\|Stiže vojvoda]]"?

	Palim cigaretu, dok pričam za njim		Palim cigaretu, dok pričam za njim
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	znaš li onu našu "Stiže vojvoda"?		znaš li onu našu "Stiže vojvoda"?
	ćuti, ćuti mujo, ubiću te ja		ćuti, ćuti mujo, ubiću te ja
	znaš li onu našu "Ne volim te Alija"?		znaš li onu našu "[[Ne volim te Alija]]"?
	</poem>		</poem>
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	Shut up, shut up ujko, I'll kill you		Shut up, shut up ujko, I'll kill you
	Do you know our song "Stiže vojvoda"?		Do you know our song "[[Krv nije voda\|Stiže vojvoda]]"?

	I light a cigarette, while talking to him		I light a cigarette, while talking to him
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	Do you know our song "Stiže vojvoda"?		Do you know our song "Stiže vojvoda"?
	Shut up, shut up Mujo, I'll kill you		Shut up, shut up Mujo, I'll kill you
	Do you know our song "Ne volim te Alija"?		Do you know our song "[[Ne volim te Alija]]"?

	</poem>		</poem>
	\|}		\|}
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	\| producer = [[Cvetin Todorović\|Цветин Тодоровић]]		\| producer = [[Cvetin Todorović\|Цветин Тодоровић]]
	}}		}}
			An instrumental version of the song is featured on the album. This version would be used for the opening and closing themes on the [[Najveći hitovi (VHS)\|Najveći hitovi VHS]]. Although it is listed as having the same length as the regular version on the j-card, the actual length of this version and the regular version are 2:13 and 2:22, respectively. This version also has a proper ending, whereas the original version ends on a fadeout. The instrumental also has more sound effects than the regular version, most noticeably with the laugh and scream samples. The use of sound effects are not randomly sequenced and is more akin to a solo. These sound effects are louder in the instrumental mix than in the original version, likely due to the lack of vocals.
	~~====Instrumental version====~~
	An instrumental version of the song is featured on the album. This version would be used for the opening and closing themes on the [[Najveći hitovi (VHS)\|Najveći hitovi VHS]]. Although it is listed as having the same length as the regular version on the j-card, the actual length of this version and the regular version are 2:13 and 2:22, respectively. This version also has a proper ending, whereas the original version ends on a fadeout. The instrumental also has more sound effects than the regular version, most noticeably with the laugh ~~sample~~. The use of sound effects are not randomly sequenced and is more akin to a solo. These sound effects are ~~more~~ louder in the instrumental mix than in the original version, ~~though it is~~ likely due to the lack of vocals.

	==References==		==References==

Ziwi: Fixed spelling error (ladder --> latter)

2025-02-02T21:16:36Z

Fixed spelling error (ladder --> latter)

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	"Ujka", derived from the word for maternal uncle, "ujak" is pejorative slang to refer to a Croat due to its similarity to the word "ustaša". "Čedo" (English translation: "kid"), often mistakenly transcribed as "đedo" is the Serbian equivalent due to its similarity to the word, "četnik". The Bosnian equivalent to these terms should not be confused with the derogatory word "balija". Rather, the pejorative equivalent that is also featured in the song is "Mujo", which derives from the name "Mujo", a diminutive of "Mustafa".		"Ujka", derived from the word for maternal uncle, "ujak" is pejorative slang to refer to a Croat due to its similarity to the word "ustaša". "Čedo" (English translation: "kid"), often mistakenly transcribed as "đedo" is the Serbian equivalent due to its similarity to the word, "četnik". The Bosnian equivalent to these terms should not be confused with the derogatory word "balija". Rather, the pejorative equivalent that is also featured in the song is "Mujo", which derives from the name "Mujo", a diminutive of "Mustafa".

	Both Baja and Bora take turns singing the verses with the ~~ladder~~ adding his own flair rather than mimicking the former's tone. Two songs are mentioned from Baja's discography: "[[Krv nije voda]]" (referred to as "Stiže Vojvoda") and "[[Ne volim te Alija]]".		Both Baja and Bora take turns singing the verses with the latter adding his own flair rather than mimicking the former's tone. Two songs are mentioned from Baja's discography: "[[Krv nije voda]]" (referred to as "Stiže Vojvoda") and "[[Ne volim te Alija]]".

	====Music video====		====Music video====

BalkanMapper: english lyrics

2025-01-04T02:54:28Z

english lyrics

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	Baja would meet Riblja Čorba front man Bora Čorba on the show "Minimaksovizije". After the show, the two would chat where Baja would find out that the two shared similar ideas and in turn, become friends. Bora would the agree to be a guest in the song.<ref>Zorica Konić. "Pričuvaj se ratni profiteru!". ''TV Novosti''. 28 September 1993. Retrieved 8 February 2024.</ref>		Baja would meet Riblja Čorba front man Bora Čorba on the show "Minimaksovizije". After the show, the two would chat where Baja would find out that the two shared similar ideas and in turn, become friends. Bora would the agree to be a guest in the song.<ref>Zorica Konić. "Pričuvaj se ratni profiteru!". ''TV Novosti''. 28 September 1993. Retrieved 8 February 2024.</ref>

	"Ujka", derived from the word for maternal uncle, "ujak" is pejorative slang to ~~reffer~~ to a Croat due to its similarity to the word "ustaša". "Čedo" (English translation: "kid"), often mistakenly transcribed as "đedo" is the Serbian equivalent due to its similarity to the word, "četnik". The Bosnian equivalent to these terms should not be confused with the derogatory word "balija". Rather, the pejorative equivalent that is also featured in the song is "Mujo", which derives from the name "Mujo", a diminutive of "Mustafa"~~. These terms were used during the war, though it is not known if either terms were widely used within Serbia itself~~.		"Ujka", derived from the word for maternal uncle, "ujak" is pejorative slang to refer to a Croat due to its similarity to the word "ustaša". "Čedo" (English translation: "kid"), often mistakenly transcribed as "đedo" is the Serbian equivalent due to its similarity to the word, "četnik". The Bosnian equivalent to these terms should not be confused with the derogatory word "balija". Rather, the pejorative equivalent that is also featured in the song is "Mujo", which derives from the name "Mujo", a diminutive of "Mustafa".

	Both Baja and Bora take turns singing the verses with the ladder adding his own flair rather than mimicking the former's tone. Two songs are mentioned from Baja's discography: "[[Krv nije voda]]" (referred to as "Stiže Vojvoda") and "[[Ne volim te Alija]]".		Both Baja and Bora take turns singing the verses with the ladder adding his own flair rather than mimicking the former's tone. Two songs are mentioned from Baja's discography: "[[Krv nije voda]]" (referred to as "Stiže Vojvoda") and "[[Ne volim te Alija]]".
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	====Music video====		====Music video====
	[[File:Ccu-still-02.png\|left\|thumb\|283x283px\|The duo meeting at the rendezvous point.]]		[[File:Ccu-still-02.png\|left\|thumb\|283x283px\|The duo meeting at the rendezvous point.]]
	The music video is the first video in Najveći hitovi. Baja emerges from the bushes and scans the area. He then sings the first verse of the song via a walkie talkie while holding a pistol. Bora pops up and follows along with the song. The pair group up and share Baja's walkie talkie during the chorus. They then sneak off and the camera pans out of the bushes. Baja lights a cigarette, talking into the radio with Bora following up, enthusiastically singing and lighting a cigarette. Both start singing the chorus as Baja scans the area and Bora dances. They then lie on the ground, steaking out the area where Bora brandishes his weapon. Baja becomes disappointed that someone has interrupted his conversation whereas Bora shrugs it off with the pair once again sharing the radio. They get up, finish the song, put their arms over each others shoulders and dance happily.		The music video is the first video in [[Najveći hitovi (VHS)\|Najveći hitovi]]. Baja emerges from the bushes and scans the area. He then sings the first verse of the song via a walkie talkie while holding a pistol. Bora pops up and follows along with the song. The pair group up and share Baja's walkie talkie during the chorus. They then sneak off and the camera pans out of the bushes. Baja lights a cigarette, talking into the radio with Bora following up, enthusiastically singing and lighting a cigarette. Both start singing the chorus as Baja scans the area and Bora dances. They then lie on the ground, steaking out the area where Bora brandishes his weapon. Baja becomes disappointed that someone has interrupted his conversation whereas Bora shrugs it off with the pair once again sharing the radio. They get up, finish the song, put their arms over each others shoulders and dance happily.

	== Lyrics ==		== Lyrics ==
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	===Lyrics:===		===Lyrics:===
	<poem>		<poem>
	Na radio stanici čujem neki glas,		Na radio stanici čujem neki glas
	"Halo ~~Ujko~~, ovde ~~Čedo~~, jebo li te pas!"		"Halo ujko, ovde čedo, jebo li te pas!"

	Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja,		Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja
	~~znaš~~ li onu našu "Stiže ~~Vojvoda~~"		Znaš li onu našu "Stiže vojvoda"?

	Palim cigaretu, dok pričam za njim,		Palim cigaretu, dok pričam za njim
	~~opsuje~~ mi majku, ja mu uzvratim		Opsuje mi majku, ja mu uzvratim

	Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja,		Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja
	~~znaš~~ li onu našu "Stiže ~~Vojvoda~~"		Znaš li onu našu "Stiže vojvoda"?

	~~Razmišljo~~ sam dugo kako bi ga ~~prešo,~~		Razmišlj'o sam dugo kako bih ga preš'o
	~~ali~~ nam se Mujo u vezu ~~umešo~~		Ali nam se Mujo u vezu umeš'o

	Ćuti, ćuti Mujo, ubiću te ja,		Ćuti, ćuti Mujo, ubiću te ja
	znaš li onu našu "Stiže ~~Vojvoda~~",		znaš li onu našu "Stiže vojvoda"?
	ćuti, ćuti mujo, ubiću te ja,		ćuti, ćuti mujo, ubiću te ja
	znaš li onu našu "Ne volim te Alija"		znaš li onu našu "Ne volim te Alija"?
	</poem>		</poem>
	\| style="margin-left:2em" \|		\| style="margin-left:2em" \|
	===Lyrics (English): ===		===Lyrics (English): ===
	<poem lang="en">		<poem lang="en">
	~~[TBA]~~		On the radio station I hear a voice
			"Hello ujko, čedo here, get fucked by a dog!"

			Shut up, shut up ujko, I'll kill you
			Do you know our song "Stiže vojvoda"?

			I light a cigarette, while talking to him
			He curses my mother, I curse his back

			Shut up, shut up ujko, I'll kill you
			Do you know our song "Stiže vojvoda"?

			For a while I thought about how to outsmart him
			But a Mujo interrupted our connection

			Shut up, shut up Mujo, I'll kill you
			Do you know our song "Stiže vojvoda"?
			Shut up, shut up Mujo, I'll kill you
			Do you know our song "Ne volim te Alija"?

	</poem>		</poem>
	\|}		\|}

Randomatribute20k: Well, this took me long enough. It was initially a small edit but I kept leaving this open while watching other youtube videos. Also no watermark on video stills! Thank God I got most of NSA's JSNNZ uploads. He even had the right aspect ratio!

2024-02-09T08:13:37Z

Well, this took me long enough. It was initially a small edit but I kept leaving this open while watching other youtube videos. Also no watermark on video stills! Thank God I got most of NSA's JSNNZ uploads. He even had the right aspect ratio!

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	{{Infobox song		{{Infobox song
	\| name = Ћути, ћути ујко		\| name = Ћути, ћути ујко
			\| cover = Cuticutiujko-still.png
			\| caption = Still from official video.
	\| type = song		\| type = song
	\| artist = [[Baja Mali Knindža\|Баја Мали Книнџа]]		\| artist = [[Baja Mali Knindža\|Баја Мали Книнџа]]
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	}}		}}

	'''"Ćuti, ćuti ujko"''' (Serbian Cyrillic: "Ћути, ћути ујко", <small>lit.</small> "Shut Up, Shut Up, Uncle!") is a song written and performed by prominent Serb war singer [[Baja Mali Knindža]], featuring Riblja Čorba front man Bora - Čorba.		'''"Ćuti, ćuti ujko"''' (Serbian Cyrillic: "Ћути, ћути ујко", <small>lit.</small> "Shut Up, Shut Up, Uncle!") is a song written and performed by prominent Serb war singer [[Baja Mali Knindža]], featuring Riblja Čorba front man Bora Čorba.
	==Music and lyrics==		==Music and lyrics==
	"Čuti, ćuti ujko" ~~is the narrator initiating~~ banter on the ~~radio~~. ~~Two songs are mentioned from Baja~~'~~s discography:~~ "~~[[Krv nije voda]]" (referred to as~~ "~~Stiže vojvoda~~") and "[[Ne volim te Alija~~]]". While a source states that "ujko" is a derogatory term towards Croats and "đedo~~" is a nickname for Serbs,<ref>[https://lyricstranslate.com/en/%D1%9B%D1%83%D1%82%D0%B8-%D1%9B%D1%83%D1%82%D0%B8-%D1%83%D1%98%D0%BA%D0%BE-shut-shut-ujko.html Baja Mali Knindža - Ћути, ћути ујко]. ''lyricstranslate.com''. 29 September 2017. Retrieved 31 January 2024.</ref> there is no source that officially backs the claim up.		"Čuti, ćuti ujko" was written based on a personal experience Baja had where he would send banter to a childhood friend on the opposing front via Motorola. The original version written on location is identical to the final studio recording, though the line "Halo Ujko, ovde Čedo, jebo li te pas!" was originally "alo Čedo, ovde Ujko, ajd' dođi kod nas", "ćuti" is only said once, and the mention of "Ne volim te Alija" is not present.

	~~====Instrumental version====~~		Baja would meet Riblja Čorba front man Bora Čorba on the show "Minimaksovizije". After the show, the two would chat where Baja would find out that the two shared similar ideas and in turn, become friends. Bora would the agree to be a guest in the song.<ref>Zorica Konić. "Pričuvaj se ratni profiteru!". ''TV Novosti''. 28 September 1993. Retrieved 8 February 2024.</ref>
	~~An instrumental version of~~ the ~~song is featured on~~ the ~~album~~. ~~This version~~ would be ~~used~~ for the ~~introduction music on the [[Najveći hitovi~~ (~~VHS~~)~~\|Najveći hitovi VHS]]. Although it~~ is the ~~same length as~~ the ~~regular version~~, ~~there are some differences~~. The ~~regular version ends on~~ a ~~fadeout~~, though the ~~instrumental has an ending. The instrumental also has more sound effects~~ than the ~~regular version~~.
			"Ujka", derived from the word for maternal uncle, "ujak" is pejorative slang to reffer to a Croat due to its similarity to the word "ustaša". "Čedo" (English translation: "kid"), often mistakenly transcribed as "đedo" is the Serbian equivalent due to its similarity to the word, "četnik". The Bosnian equivalent to these terms should not be confused with the derogatory word "balija". Rather, the pejorative equivalent that is also featured in the song is "Mujo", which derives from the name "Mujo", a diminutive of "Mustafa". These terms were used during the war, though it is not known if either terms were widely used within Serbia itself.

			Both Baja and Bora take turns singing the verses with the ladder adding his own flair rather than mimicking the former's tone. Two songs are mentioned from Baja's discography: "[[Krv nije voda]]" (referred to as "Stiže Vojvoda") and "[[Ne volim te Alija]]".

	====Music video====		====Music video====
	[~~TBA~~]		[[File:Ccu-still-02.png\|left\|thumb\|283x283px\|The duo meeting at the rendezvous point.]]
			The music video is the first video in Najveći hitovi. Baja emerges from the bushes and scans the area. He then sings the first verse of the song via a walkie talkie while holding a pistol. Bora pops up and follows along with the song. The pair group up and share Baja's walkie talkie during the chorus. They then sneak off and the camera pans out of the bushes. Baja lights a cigarette, talking into the radio with Bora following up, enthusiastically singing and lighting a cigarette. Both start singing the chorus as Baja scans the area and Bora dances. They then lie on the ground, steaking out the area where Bora brandishes his weapon. Baja becomes disappointed that someone has interrupted his conversation whereas Bora shrugs it off with the pair once again sharing the radio. They get up, finish the song, put their arms over each others shoulders and dance happily.

	==Lyrics==		== Lyrics ==
	{\| class="toptextcells" cellpadding="10" width="100%"		{\| class="toptextcells" cellpadding="10" width="100%"
	\|-		\|-
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	<poem>		<poem>
	Na radio stanici čujem neki glas,		Na radio stanici čujem neki glas,
	"Halo ~~ujko~~, ovde ~~đedo~~, jebo li te pas!"		"Halo Ujko, ovde Čedo, jebo li te pas!"

	Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja,		Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja,
	znaš li onu našu "Stiže ~~vojvoda~~"		znaš li onu našu "Stiže Vojvoda"

	Palim cigaretu, dok pričam za njim,		Palim cigaretu, dok pričam za njim,
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	Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja,		Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja,
	znaš li onu našu "Stiže ~~vojvoda~~"		znaš li onu našu "Stiže Vojvoda"

	Razmišljo sam dugo kako bi ga prešo,		Razmišljo sam dugo kako bi ga prešo,
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	Ćuti, ćuti Mujo, ubiću te ja,		Ćuti, ćuti Mujo, ubiću te ja,
	znaš li onu našu "Stiže ~~vojvoda~~",		znaš li onu našu "Stiže Vojvoda",
	ćuti, ćuti mujo, ubiću te ja,		ćuti, ćuti mujo, ubiću te ja,
	znaš li onu našu "Ne volim te Alija"		znaš li onu našu "Ne volim te Alija"
	</poem>		</poem>
	\| style="margin-left:2em" \|		\| style="margin-left:2em" \|
	===Lyrics (English):===		===Lyrics (English): ===
	<poem lang="en">		<poem lang="en">
	[TBA]		[TBA]
	</poem>		</poem>
	\|}		\|}

			== Ćuti, ćuti ujko (instrumental) ==
			{{Infobox song
			\| name = Ћути, ћути ујко (инструментал)
			\| cover = Najveci-hitovi-title-card.png
			\| caption = Title card for the VHS where the instrumental would play.
			\| type = song
			\| artist = [[Baja Mali Knindža\|Баја Мали Книнџа]]
			\| album = [[Još se ništa ne zna\|Још се ништа не зна]]
			\| English_title = Shut Up, Uncle! (Instrumental)
			\| released = {{Start date\|1993}}
			\| genre = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika\|Novokompovana]]
			\| length = {{Duration\|m=2\|s=20}}
			\| label = [[SuperTon]]
			\| producer = [[Cvetin Todorović\|Цветин Тодоровић]]
			}}

			====Instrumental version====
			An instrumental version of the song is featured on the album. This version would be used for the opening and closing themes on the [[Najveći hitovi (VHS)\|Najveći hitovi VHS]]. Although it is listed as having the same length as the regular version on the j-card, the actual length of this version and the regular version are 2:13 and 2:22, respectively. This version also has a proper ending, whereas the original version ends on a fadeout. The instrumental also has more sound effects than the regular version, most noticeably with the laugh sample. The use of sound effects are not randomly sequenced and is more akin to a solo. These sound effects are more louder in the instrumental mix than in the original version, though it is likely due to the lack of vocals.

			==References==
	[[Category:Songs]]		[[Category:Songs]]

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Randomatribute20k: Created page for Cuti cuti ujko. Sort of difficult to do since I don't have glasses at the moment, but any typos will be fixed at some point. Added a note about "ujko" and "djedo". Still cannot find a source even on the racial slur db. This is not a joke.

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Created page for Cuti cuti ujko. Sort of difficult to do since I don't have glasses at the moment, but any typos will be fixed at some point. Added a note about "ujko" and "djedo". Still cannot find a source even on the racial slur db. This is not a joke.

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{{Infobox song
| name = Ћути, ћути ујко
| type = song
| artist = [[Baja Mali Knindža|Баја Мали Книнџа]]
| album = [[Još se ništa ne zna|Још се ништа не зна]]
| English_title = Shut Up, Uncle!
| released = {{Start date|1993}}
| genre = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika|Novokompovana]]
| length = {{Duration|m=2|s=20}}
| label = [[SuperTon]]
| producer = [[Cvetin Todorović|Цветин Тодоровић]]
}}

'''"Ćuti, ćuti ujko"''' (Serbian Cyrillic: "Ћути, ћути ујко", <small>lit.</small> "Shut Up, Shut Up, Uncle!") is a song written and performed by prominent Serb war singer [[Baja Mali Knindža]], featuring Riblja Čorba front man Bora - Čorba.
==Music and lyrics==
"Čuti, ćuti ujko" is the narrator initiating banter on the radio. Two songs are mentioned from Baja's discography: "[[Krv nije voda]]" (referred to as "Stiže vojvoda") and "[[Ne volim te Alija]]". While a source states that "ujko" is a derogatory term towards Croats and "đedo" is a nickname for Serbs,<ref>[https://lyricstranslate.com/en/%D1%9B%D1%83%D1%82%D0%B8-%D1%9B%D1%83%D1%82%D0%B8-%D1%83%D1%98%D0%BA%D0%BE-shut-shut-ujko.html Baja Mali Knindža - Ћути, ћути ујко]. ''lyricstranslate.com''. 29 September 2017. Retrieved 31 January 2024.</ref> there is no source that officially backs the claim up.

====Instrumental version====
An instrumental version of the song is featured on the album. This version would be used for the introduction music on the [[Najveći hitovi (VHS)|Najveći hitovi VHS]]. Although it is the same length as the regular version, there are some differences. The regular version ends on a fadeout, though the instrumental has an ending. The instrumental also has more sound effects than the regular version.

====Music video====
[TBA]

==Lyrics==
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|-
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===Lyrics:===
<poem>
Na radio stanici čujem neki glas,
"Halo ujko, ovde đedo, jebo li te pas!"

Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja,
znaš li onu našu "Stiže vojvoda"

Palim cigaretu, dok pričam za njim,
opsuje mi majku, ja mu uzvratim

Ćuti, ćuti ujko, ubiću te ja,
znaš li onu našu "Stiže vojvoda"

Razmišljo sam dugo kako bi ga prešo,
ali nam se Mujo u vezu umešo

Ćuti, ćuti Mujo, ubiću te ja,
znaš li onu našu "Stiže vojvoda",
ćuti, ćuti mujo, ubiću te ja,
znaš li onu našu "Ne volim te Alija"
</poem>
| style="margin-left:2em" |
===Lyrics (English):===
<poem lang="en">
[TBA]
</poem>
|}
[[Category:Songs]]