Who was the Epic of Gilgamesh's audience?

>>1802472
Young faggots living in their mothers wine-cellars. Racist, sexist and misogynist, etc.

>>1802472
Sargon of Akkad

>>1802472

They literally read the story to the walls of Uruk, so they would know where they came from and remain strong.

>>1803244
>Racist, sexist and misogynist, etc.
wtf

Well considering that in those times only the priest, scribes, and elite could read probably them

>>1802472
Whoever would pay him a few coins to recite it probably.

>>1803289
It was for every one. It's a cultural story mostly recited outloud

>>1802472
Fujoshis.

>>1803244
wtf I hate Gilgamesh now

>>1802472
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUcTsFe1PVs

Me

>>1802472

bunch of frp addict neckbeards

>>1803546
What the fuck, is this legit

>>1803923
It might be. After all, we have no idea what Sumerian actually sounded like. This could be the best rendition of it since it was written... or a bunch of babble that Sumerians would just stop to try and figure out rather than enjoy.

It's funny how such an old song is about older times though

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>>1803923

>>1804007 here and this is the same guy on another "Sumerian" instrument called the Lyre.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU4QRxsZhjg

Peter Pringle is his name. He rarely claims that his songs are 100% accurate. He just likes to build the instrument necessary for the song and sing the lyrics according to what he imagines. Fun to listen to and not a bad basis... but probably not the 100% authentic thing