Irelands Rappers? :p

alandublin33

just seen an add on rte about Irelands Rappers , Im sorry if Im pissin anyone off but Irish people and rapping just doesnt go together, it just sounds so rubbish, I think that fella spiral off bb inspired most of them , and well that says it all , what do you think?

A guy in my class is in an Irish hip hop group. They actually have some great music! They are going to be on that show too.

starbelgrade

"When yer goin' to yer Ma's
or out on de razz"

El Guapo!

99.999% of it is pure cringeworthy shíte

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Not sure the oul Duublin accent really lends itself to doing a bitta rappin, ya know, bud?

efb

Great for Irelands under class to have a hobby I suppose...

JustAddWater

All the rappers gettin' mocked yo
This thread is getting' locked yo

superstoner90

Well after jedward, Things cant get any worse.

MagicMarker

starbelgrade wrote: »

"When yer goin' to yer Ma's
or out on de razz"

6 double 7 double 2 double 2! :cool:

superstoner90

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

Not sure the oul Duublin accent really lends itself to doing a bitta rappin, ya know, bud?

Ya bud
lets go on po*n hub
Oh its you
Mr Ikky poo2
WORD!

Bubblefett

diddlyey rap

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbKg2nrPDN0

JerryHandbag

Rap music to me means Chuck D, Beastie Boys, Afrika Bambaataa or even the godfather himself Gil Scott Heron RIP.

Not some pasty Irish kid who is pissed off cos he cant afford an ipad 4 (or whatever ****ing version is out now)

El Guapo!

MagicMarker wrote: »

6 double 7 double 2 double 2! :cool:

........Taxi, Taxi, Taxi......

brimal

JerryHandbag wrote: »

Rap music to me means Chuck D, Beastie Boys, Afrika Bambaataa or even the godfather himself Gil Scott Heron RIP.

Not some pasty Irish kid who is pissed off cos he cant afford an ipad 4 (or whatever ****ing version is out now)

Gil Scott Heron album he did with Jamie xx - highly recommend.

Kamjana

Believe it or not but Waterford has a big hip hop scene.

The bad....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOqJrWuGCGk

The good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VMF24KoX9I

CiaranMT

Irish rap:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCV0-KKlDTg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAQZh2sMc0o

LH Pathe

What might the blonde girl featured in the advert givin it socks into da mic be sayin?

"yeah but.. no but yeah but.. Yehyeah"

only thing them kids'll be concerned about in 50yr is hip-op

Seachmall

Yeah, the vast majority of it is cringe worthy but I wouldn't say that "Irish" and "Rap" don't go together.

It's music. Very rarely is a specific genre only possible by someone of a certain nationality (or race, which often comes up when talking about rap/hip-hop).

It's in a very early stage with a very limited pool of performers to pull from.

Give it 10 years and I think we'll see way more defined talent in the Irish rap scene.

alandublin33

rap is good, rap is great, a rap by an Irish man is the **** I hate .... maybe I should give it a go

Seachmall

LH Pathe wrote: »

What might the blonde girl featured in the advert givin it socks into da mic be sayin?

"yeah but.. no but yeah but.. Yehyeah"

only thing them kids'll be concerned about in 50yr is hip-op

I'm assuming that's "MissElayneous", skip to 1:30 to bypass the banter with funny accents.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e337pApTFts

Turtyturd

Is the grafton street junkie rapper going to be on it?...that's the only way it will get any street cred.

Liam Byrne

Glad someone's already posted Messiah J - I used to think this genre was ****e until I discovered them a few years back.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVBR05xS250

LH Pathe

Seachmall wrote: »

I'm assuming that's "MissElayneous"

image search shows she somehow juggles her rap with a leaning toward punk. or probably changed her tune in the most treacherous of manners as the fence she straddles is frankly barbed! are chavs really seen as the modern punk will check her out now I hope she's takin the p

Pace2008

alandublin33 wrote: »

just seen an add on rte about Irelands Rappers , Im sorry if Im pissin anyone off but Irish people and rapping just doesnt go together, it just sounds so rubbish, I think that fella spiral off bb inspired most of them , and well that says it all , what do you think?

The fact that you actually think Spiral influenced Irish Hip-Hop says it all, yeah. I've head he's he's had to leave hip-hop events because he gets so much abuse wherever he goes.

Seachmall

LH Pathe wrote: »

image search shows she somehow juggles her rap with a leaning toward punk. or probably changed her tune in the most treacherous of manners as the fence she straddles is frankly barbed! are chavs really seen as the modern punk will check her out now I hope she's takin the p

She has a very unusual style alright.

I wouldn't call her a chav though. She just has one of those funny accents you hear before getting mugged.

And she's shite live (I haven't seen here live, just videos on YouTube).

Pace2008 wrote: »

The fact that you actually think Spiral influenced Irish Hip-Hop says it all, yeah. I've head he's he's had to leave hip-hop events because he gets so much abuse wherever he goes.

In middle of a Game concert

Turtyturd

Seachmall wrote: »

I'm assuming that's "MissElayneous", skip to 1:30 to bypass the banter with funny accents.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e337pApTFts

I don't know what's harder on the ears her rapping or talking.

Coriolanus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiSDF1bT59A

Badhb

Turtyturd wrote: »

I don't know what's harder on the ears her rapping or talking.

She's a better poet/artist than most of Aos Dána.

Rothko

Don't judge Irish hip hop by spiral. He's an embarrssment.

Seachmall

Turtyturd wrote: »

I don't know what's harder on the ears her rapping or talking.

In fairness the lyrics are pretty good, and it's not the typical "Gangsta" bull**** most often associated with rap. It's directly relevant and relatable to her area and (presumably) from her experience. At least it's better than most of the Pop **** that's doing the rounds.

Sindri

I know a lad from Tallaght who thinks he's a rapper.


Suffice it to say I abuse him at every opportunity.