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TTFAF
The acronym/slang for the DragonForce song entitled "Through the Fire and Flames".
Popularity of this song increased dramatically after it was included into Guitar Hero 3, as it was arguably the most difficult song to beat in the game.
The ability to beat this song on the Expert difficulty quickly became a very well known and sought after skill.
Many people began to listen to DragonForce and Through the Fire and Flames, making it the "cool" thing to do.
This prompted Facebook groups such as "I listened to dragonforce before GH3" to be created.
Popularity of this song increased dramatically after it was included into Guitar Hero 3, as it was arguably the most difficult song to beat in the game.
The ability to beat this song on the Expert difficulty quickly became a very well known and sought after skill.
Many people began to listen to DragonForce and Through the Fire and Flames, making it the "cool" thing to do.
This prompted Facebook groups such as "I listened to dragonforce before GH3" to be created.
TTFAF
referencing the popular but extremely hard song "Through the Fire and Flames" by DragonForce. Mainly associated with Guitar Hero.
You can tell all about a person just by seeing how well they are at TTFAF.
Easy (Failed it)-- Wow, this is easy. You shouldn't really be failing anything yet.
Easy (aced it)--woohoo, they're normal.
Medium-- Ok, so they have some Guitar Hero skill.
Hard-- They have a lot of the fake guitar mojo, maybe they should actually try getting some real guitar mojo.
Expert (Ages 10 and above)-- GET A LIFE YOU FREAK!!!
Expert (Ages 7 to 10)-- Y'know, people all think you are crazy good, but you're not impressing your friends because surprise! you don't have any.
Expert (Ages 0-7)-- Everyone knows you are faking it.
...You are faking it, right?
Real Life-- Your name probably is Herman Li.
Easy (Failed it)-- Wow, this is easy. You shouldn't really be failing anything yet.
Easy (aced it)--woohoo, they're normal.
Medium-- Ok, so they have some Guitar Hero skill.
Hard-- They have a lot of the fake guitar mojo, maybe they should actually try getting some real guitar mojo.
Expert (Ages 10 and above)-- GET A LIFE YOU FREAK!!!
Expert (Ages 7 to 10)-- Y'know, people all think you are crazy good, but you're not impressing your friends because surprise! you don't have any.
Expert (Ages 0-7)-- Everyone knows you are faking it.
...You are faking it, right?
Real Life-- Your name probably is Herman Li.
TTFAF by Teh Notsopwnererer January 26, 2008
TTFAF
TTFAF means Through the fire and flames, which is IMO the best song by Dragonforce. It got even more famous as being the hardest track in Guitar hero history
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ttftfo by JohnDoebroadrun January 26, 2023
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