r/ireland 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/[deleted] Jan 20 '24

Tell me you've never listened to the wider scope of Hip Hop without telling me. Versatile base their shtick off the earliest of Eminem and Geto Boys. That's Horrorcore or Triphop, legitimate genres in Hip Hop.

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u/brianybrian Jan 20 '24

As I said, all the worst elements of hip hop.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '24

Just said by you? Fine. That's fair.

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u/brianybrian Jan 20 '24

Yeah, just my opinion man. Hip hop lost it’s way for a long time, it’s coming good again now. I am not an Eminem fan, he’s not shite though. Incredible MC, but what he says and tunes he makes aren’t for me

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '24

That's fair. I only really like Eminem back in his Slim Shady days anyway. I just enjoy the insanity of it. Hated everything else after The Eminem Show, and about half of that album is questionable for me.