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* {{W|Reggae}} is a music genre developed in Jamaica in the late 1960s. When reggae music gained popularity and mainstream acceptance in the 1970s, the locks, often called "{{W|dreadlocks}}", became a notable fashion statement; they were worn by prominent authors, actors, athletes and rappers, and were even portrayed as part and parcel of gang culture. | * {{W|Reggae}} is a music genre developed in Jamaica in the late 1960s. When reggae music gained popularity and mainstream acceptance in the 1970s, the locks, often called "{{W|dreadlocks}}", became a notable fashion statement; they were worn by prominent authors, actors, athletes and rappers, and were even portrayed as part and parcel of gang culture. | ||
* The hat's name roughly means "worship of Reggae". | * The hat's name roughly means "worship of Reggae". | ||
+ | * This hat's name is a play on the words Reggae and regulator. | ||
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Revision as of 22:07, 27 April 2011
“ | ...I love ya man...
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— The Demoman
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The Reggaelator is a headwear item for the Demoman. It is a Template:W wig wrapped in an intricate black and yellow headband, adorned with Xs and a beige and tan Team Fortress 2 logo.
Painted variants
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Update history
- The Reggaelator was added to the game.
Trivia
- The description is a reference to the lyrics of Template:W' reggae song "Template:W".
- Template:W is a music genre developed in Jamaica in the late 1960s. When reggae music gained popularity and mainstream acceptance in the 1970s, the locks, often called "Template:W", became a notable fashion statement; they were worn by prominent authors, actors, athletes and rappers, and were even portrayed as part and parcel of gang culture.
- The hat's name roughly means "worship of Reggae".
- This hat's name is a play on the words Reggae and regulator.
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