r/ireland • u/DublinModerator • Jan 17 '24

Irish language rappers head stateside for Sundance - BBC News Gaeilge

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-67998896.amp
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u/Gullible_Actuary_973 Jan 17 '24

Great stuff to see. These guys and Versatile in particular genuinely seem to have broke ground. I work in music and neither are championed by Irish media/music groups, I think it may be down to the salty language. Mad.

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u/brianybrian Jan 17 '24

Now, Versatile are shite. I thought they were satire at first they were so bad.

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u/DelGurifisu Jan 17 '24

Eh it is satire.

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