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== Trivia ==
 
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* The description is a reference to the lyrics of {{W|Bob Marley and the Wailers}}' reggae song "{{W|Three Little Birds}}".
 
* The description is a reference to the lyrics of {{W|Bob Marley and the Wailers}}' reggae song "{{W|Three Little Birds}}".
* {{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.
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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.
  
  
 
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Revision as of 19:32, 17 June 2011

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The Demoman

The Reggaelator is a community-created 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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Single colors
Painted Reggaelator E6E6E6.png Painted Reggaelator D8BED8.png Painted Reggaelator C5AF91.png Painted Reggaelator 7E7E7E.png
An Extraordinary Abundance of Tinge Color No. 216-190-216 Peculiarly Drab Tincture Aged Moustache Grey
Painted Reggaelator 141414.png Painted Reggaelator 2D2D24.png Painted Reggaelator 694D3A.png Painted Reggaelator 7C6C57.png
A Distinctive Lack of Hue After Eight Radigan Conagher Brown Ye Olde Rustic Colour
Painted Reggaelator A57545.png Painted Reggaelator CF7336.png Painted Reggaelator E7B53B.png Painted Reggaelator F0E68C.png
Muskelmannbraun Mann Co. Orange Australium Gold The Color of a Gentlemann's Business Pants
Painted Reggaelator E9967A.png Painted Reggaelator FF69B4.png Painted Reggaelator 7D4071.png Painted Reggaelator 51384A.png
Dark Salmon Injustice Pink as Hell A Deep Commitment to Purple Noble Hatter's Violet
Painted Reggaelator 2F4F4F.png Painted Reggaelator 424F3B.png Painted Reggaelator 808000.png Painted Reggaelator 729E42.png
A Color Similar to Slate Zepheniah's Greed Drably Olive Indubitably Green
Painted Reggaelator 32CD32.png Painted Reggaelator BCDDB3.png
The Bitter Taste of Defeat and Lime A Mann's Mint
Team colors
Painted Reggaelator A89A8C.png Painted Reggaelator 839FA3.png Painted Reggaelator 3B1F23.png Painted Reggaelator 18233D.png
Waterlogged Lab Coat (RED) Waterlogged Lab Coat (BLU) Balaclavas Are Forever (RED) Balaclavas Are Forever (BLU)
Painted Reggaelator B8383B.png Painted Reggaelator 5885A2.png Painted Reggaelator 483838.png Painted Reggaelator 384248.png
Team Spirit (RED) Team Spirit (BLU) Operator's Overalls (RED) Operator's Overalls (BLU)
Painted Reggaelator 803020.png Painted Reggaelator 256D8D.png Painted Reggaelator 654740.png Painted Reggaelator 28394D.png
The Value of Teamwork (RED) The Value of Teamwork (BLU) An Air of Debonair (RED) An Air of Debonair (BLU)
Painted Reggaelator C36C2D.png Painted Reggaelator B88035.png Painted Reggaelator UNPAINTED.png
Cream Spirit (RED) Cream Spirit (BLU) Unpainted

Update history

April 7, 2011 Patch

  • 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.