Irelands Rappers? :p

Festy · 12-07-2012 09:48AM

These guys should be lined up against a wall and shot in all honesty,they contribute nothing to society.Bloody chav scum !

Funglegunk · 12-07-2012 09:53AM

No Irish rap thread would be complete without a song about schnakin' out the back door after ridin' a minger.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQ5GEbrBvGc

holystungun9 · 12-07-2012 10:54AM

Super-Rush wrote: »

I am Super-Rush and i'm ab AH mod.
Sometimes i like to think i'm bigger than god.
With my mod techniques, i continue to surge.
With a click of a button i make threads merge.

yer poxy rap makes me want to purge! :pac:

Jester252 · 12-07-2012 11:30AM

Festy wrote: »

These guys should be lined up against a wall and shot in all honesty,they contribute nothing to society.Bloody chav scum !

Somebody doesn't like Irish rappers

BillyMitchel · 12-07-2012 11:33AM

Bambi wrote: »

Straight outta Crumlin

Crumlin produces quality not gobshïtes

Suceed · 12-07-2012 11:34AM

'Mixtapes from the Underground' were pretty groovy at Body and Soul.

This is the best recording I could find..... (starts about 8:30)

http://www.rte.ie/radio/radioplayer/rteradiowebpage.html#!rii=23%3A3258846%3A10031%3A15%2D04%2D2012%3A

gobnaitolunacy · 12-07-2012 11:34AM

Does Des Bishop count as an Irish rapper, or a rapper in Irish?

SEPT 23 1989 · 12-07-2012 11:37AM

The rapping horse was good

Tombi! · 12-07-2012 11:58AM

gobnaitolunacy wrote: »

Does Des Bishop count as an Irish rapper, or a rapper in Irish?

He counts as number 3 on the list of people we want to shoot, after Bono and whoever is number 1.

sbsquarepants · 12-07-2012 12:29PM

In a strange statistical anomaly, bono is number 1 and 2. Might have to shoot him twice, sanctimonious midget cock smoker:mad:

12-07-2012 12:32PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWg-VVr-LXw

Maverick Sabre is not mocked on in the UK.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8deg--Gt5cs

Neither is Rob Kelly, in UK or the US.

Or MJEX collaborating with C-Rayz Walz or Nu-Centz with Lupe.

Give it time when more of them start getting more well known they will hop on the bandwagon.

Dyr · 12-07-2012 12:48PM

BillyMitchel wrote: »

Crumlin produces quality not gobshïtes

It also produces furious little lads who are not au fait with the back catalogue of that renowned group of recording artistes, NWA. Which is a shame

scdublin · 12-07-2012 01:48PM

conor.hogan.2 wrote: »

Or MJEX collaborating with C-Rayz Walz or Nu-Centz with Lupe.

Give it time when more of them start getting more well known they will hop on the bandwagon.

True...it takes time for people to get used to it and not just laugh when they hear it. I like the one I quoted there....

12-07-2012 01:51PM

scdublin wrote: »

True...it takes time for people to get used to it and not just laugh when they hear it. I like the one I quoted there....

Like us playing soccer or cricket or most things yeah it will take time.

Dropkick Murphys forced him to take it down as he did not clear the sample, even though it was a free song and they "sampled" the traditional song itself.

Sleepy · 12-07-2012 02:04PM

I've no problem with lads doing this as a hobby or even professionally if they can make a living at it.

I have a *massive* problem with the likes of yer man Redzer on that program who wouldn't get a job so he could chase his dream of being a rapper while signing on. Want to chase your dreams? Fair play, just don't expect me to pay for it just because I'm more in touch with reality than you.

batistuta9 · 12-07-2012 06:03PM

davet82 wrote: »

i cant believe they showed this on bbc...

it's on again 4/5 more times too.

it's the same program repeated though not a series, which is a shame.

12-07-2012 06:13PM

Sleepy wrote: »

I've no problem with lads doing this as a hobby or even professionally if they can make a living at it.

I have a *massive* problem with the likes of yer man Redzer on that program who wouldn't get a job so he could chase his dream of being a rapper while signing on. Want to chase your dreams? Fair play, just don't expect me to pay for it just because I'm more in touch with reality than you.

You don't know his circumstances (and neither do I), he is very much entitled to JSA and to rap or do pottery or whatever he wants.

12-07-2012 10:39PM

The best.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gD2s4Q7XTs8

LH Pathe · 12-07-2012 11:03PM

BillyMitchel wrote: »

Bambi wrote: »

Straight outta Crumlin

Crumlin produces quality not gobshïtes

produced me anyhow.

\m/

Jimoslimos · 12-07-2012 11:27PM

Festy wrote: »

These guys should be lined up against a wall and shot in all honesty,they contribute nothing to society.Bloody chav scum !

Don't, whatever you do, do that! Being shot (and killed) is the Holy Grail for aspiring rappers, before you know it the industry will be swamped with 'Irish 2pac' rip-offs.

Laryngectomies all round, a better plan - that way only my eyes will bleed.

ascanbe · 13-07-2012 01:19AM

Lia_lia wrote: »

The best.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gD2s4Q7XTs8

Love that.
Those kids are f*ckin' great.
Have the balls to actually do/produce something and put it out there.
Actually sounds quite good too and some of the rhymes/flow are 'daycent'.
Fair play to these kids.
Bravo.

LH Pathe · 13-07-2012 01:33AM

ascanbe wrote: »

Love that.
Those kids are f*ckin' great.
Have the balls to actually do/produce something and put it out there.
Actually sounds quite good too and some of the rhymes/flow are 'dacent'.
Fair play to these kids.
Bravo.

ascobe?

one on the left looks like Plug fro the bash street kids

Doing nursery rhymes from the mouth and producing it to YouTube gets a big meh from me. Not quite the well mixed demo of honest musicality I'd come accustomed to in my youth but how and ever... ere we have these little poets. Street shamans

le la rat · 13-07-2012 03:13AM

I wouldn't be into this stuff but spent the last hour and a half listening to bits and pieces in here. A lot better than I expected. Thanks for the lynx hehe

Canis Lupus · 13-07-2012 05:01AM

The Irish accent isn't made for rap/hip hop. It makes my face turn inside out from cringing when I hear it.

Putting on a hoodie, a sullen look and bouncing your head to some cheap software produced beats doesn't make you 'gangsta' either. You grew up with your mammy and daddy, probably played GAA, maybe (maaaaaaaybe) had a fight outside of a chipper once when you were in secondary school and the closest you've come to anything more violent is playing CoD on your xbox. Very ghetto.

B.A._Baracus · 13-07-2012 11:04PM

Some irish rappers sh*te just started on BBC3.

Cringe-worthy.

Tombi! · 13-07-2012 11:13PM

Just about to post it's back up B.A.

It's the same thing on as the other night I think.

They're doing our nation proud.

B.A._Baracus · 13-07-2012 11:30PM

Brutal Deluxe wrote: »

Just about to post it's back up B.A.

It's the same thing on as the other night I think.

They're doing our nation proud.

Its something else, isnt it :pac:

Its all s*ite. Just a bunch of skangers playing rapper.
Sure lets take one bloke on it, "redzer" (:pac:) In his 30s. On the dole. got a girl, who is 21, pregnant. Living with his mate.... but hold it, the twist is ... he is a rapper!!!! :pac:

LH Pathe · 13-07-2012 11:32PM

BBC can't get enough uh..

Right. That Nike emblem won't look so present correct when it's stained with their blood keep on bearing the three-striped branding of a disenfranchised braindead jakey, neds.. so i know what to scoop up and dispose of. The true Dogg pound is in effect and I'll issue a storm warning: Never; bottle it n blend in, kids. Lest i take you for yet another one. Time to polish off teh ould emerald.

Frogeye · 13-07-2012 11:37PM

watching it right now. they are brutal but fair play to them for having a go. Yer man getting kicked out by his ma was gas....I can see Tupac having the same conversation with his moma at the start of his career....

Blondini · 13-07-2012 11:37PM

Temper-Mental MissElayneous is a ride

Irelands Rappers? :p

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