From the kebab shop to online fame: The case of French-Turkish rapper Lil' Maaz

Jonathan Ervine

From the kebab shop to online fame: The case of French-Turkish rapper Lil' Maaz

Jonathan Ervine

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 28 Feb 2009
Event	Performance, media and the public sphere (second workshop in AHRC/ESRC-funded research network entitled Performance, Politics, Piety: Music as debate in Muslim societies of North Africa, West Africa, South Asia and their diasporas), University of Leeds. - Duration: 3 Jan 0001 → …

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Conference	Performance, media and the public sphere (second workshop in AHRC/ESRC-funded research network entitled Performance, Politics, Piety: Music as debate in Muslim societies of North Africa, West Africa, South Asia and their diasporas), University of Leeds.
Period	3/01/01 → …

Humour and global food: Uncle Roger and Big Zuu’s visions of culinary hybridity
Ervine, J., 30 Apr 2025, In: The European Journal of Humour Research. 13, 1, p. 58-67
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Tasting Hybridity: Uncle Roger and Big Zuu's Humorous Visions of Global Food
Ervine, J., 14 Sept 2023.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Uncle Roger et Big Zuu : une étude de la cuisine, l’ethnicité et les publics de l’humour
Ervine, J., Nov 2022.
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Ervine, J. (2009). From the kebab shop to online fame: The case of French-Turkish rapper Lil' Maaz. Paper presented at Performance, media and the public sphere (second workshop in AHRC/ESRC-funded research network entitled Performance, Politics, Piety: Music as debate in Muslim societies of North Africa, West Africa, South Asia and their diasporas), University of Leeds..

Ervine, Jonathan. / From the kebab shop to online fame : The case of French-Turkish rapper Lil' Maaz. Paper presented at Performance, media and the public sphere (second workshop in AHRC/ESRC-funded research network entitled Performance, Politics, Piety: Music as debate in Muslim societies of North Africa, West Africa, South Asia and their diasporas), University of Leeds..

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From the kebab shop to online fame: The case of French-Turkish rapper Lil' Maaz. / Ervine, Jonathan.
2009. Paper presented at Performance, media and the public sphere (second workshop in AHRC/ESRC-funded research network entitled Performance, Politics, Piety: Music as debate in Muslim societies of North Africa, West Africa, South Asia and their diasporas), University of Leeds..

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From the kebab shop to online fame: The case of French-Turkish rapper Lil' Maaz

Conference

Research output

Humour and global food: Uncle Roger and Big Zuu’s visions of culinary hybridity

Tasting Hybridity: Uncle Roger and Big Zuu's Humorous Visions of Global Food

Uncle Roger et Big Zuu : une étude de la cuisine, l’ethnicité et les publics de l’humour

Cite this