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- A movie inspired by the origins of the west Belfast rap group Kneecap will be screened at one of the world's biggest film festivals.
Kneecap, which features the band alongside Academy Award nominee Michael Fassbender, is the first Irish language film to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival.
The trio, made up of Móglaí Bap, DJ Próvaí and Mo Chara, are at the forefront of Irish language rap and have sold out gigs in the UK, Ireland and the US.
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Sundance is probably the best non mainstream film festival. It's just hosted in a weird place
Not ‘weird’ at all. The Sundance Film Festival began in September 1978 in Salt Lake City, Utah, under the name Utah/United States Film Festival. The idea was launched by the Utah Film Commission as a means to promote independent film and to bring the state of Utah to the attention of filmmakers.
@@titteryenot4524 Utah is a weird place though
@@utubebroadcaster Define ‘weird’ …
@@titteryenot4524 Place looks like Ohio
@@ElonHusky Huh? And your point is …? 🤔
Small irony : she was being taught Irish. her name is Gallagher, an Irish name, which is pronounced gallaher (silent h) in Ireland but which she doesn’t. (And the rest of the world)
Actually where i'm from at least it's pronounced gala her.
Lovely lads
My grandpa 👴🏻 was from Belfast Ireland 🇮🇪 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇮🇪
Is he's name Joe Biden
Belfast, United Kingdom 🇬🇧
@@Griviouz no thank God lol 😂
@@user-vk8yq8oq7pfuck off with that nonsense you coloniser
@@user-vk8yq8oq7pIreland soon 🇮🇪
The Rubberbandits sniffed glue so Kneecap could run
Erin go bragh
get your Brits out - taking the DUP out on a night out - classic
Cool!
Finally. Irish in Ireland.
Plenty of Irish here - just have to look in the right place.
you know rightly that kneecap oppose that rhetoric
They arent the first to speak gaelic here lol
you lot are always fat and speccy aren't you? Try spinning that rhetoric in west Belfast or at a kneecap concert and you'll get your snapback slapped off your gammon head.
Yes great to see a resurgense of Irish Cultre and patriotism. Erin Go Braugh!☘️ Love and Prayers from USA.🙏🙏🙏🇮🇪🇺🇸
Will you be sending weapons?
Will u b sending troops?
@@sunnymccoy9327 Yer missing the joke, bai.
@@NoWindNoSunNoPower Why ? the war is over
Erin go Brach is the proper spelling
Partition in my opinion is occupation, your allowed to dissagree peacefully if you may but I as do many others hope for a peacful democratic united ireland where those who identify as british can live alongside their neighbours let past be past and move on with a united peaceful country Tiocfaidh ár lá 🇮🇪🇮🇪🥳🥳
move on he says and signs out with TAL??? another reason why we will never recognize or accept this ununited ireland project.
@belfastorbust what's wrong with what he said? The phrase is quite literally just an expression of hope for the end of occupation.
Hip Hop is dope is all languages.
Nah it’s trash
only thing is that aint Hip Hop, they would stuggle naming more than one element of Hip Hop.
@@pinchebruha405Nah it's dope
Except for Irish
Legends
There’s only one Ireland 🇮🇪
wrong, theres 2, Northern Ireland and The republic of ireland.
@@belfastorbustIreland,4 provinces,32 counties..1 nation..Brits out.
@@bealfeirste2056 I hope we are thorn in your side, This Brit will never leave NO SURRENDER
Go raibh maith agat/Diolch. Cymru am byth :)
@@belfastorbust Ingerlush boot lickers, subservient to a family of Royal noncers! 😂😂😂
Interesting! ❤
Best thing since Cragy Islands Eurovision entry. 😅
My lovely horse, classic 😅
🐺🐺🐺 Best episode ever!
I think you'll find it was ripped off from Nin Hugen and the Hugennotes. Terrible tragedy what happened to them. 😢
Send Kneecap to Eurovision 2025! 🇮🇪✊
❤
Not the first time a BBC presenter has tripped over their words talking about the "other folk"
🇮🇪 🏴 ❤
me too🇮🇪🏴🫶
Cuireann na buachaillí misneach orm faoin todhchaí na teanga. Tá súil agam an scannán a fheiceáil.
It’s not taught in a way to make a child or teenager love the language.
@@bcent5758 if I can learn it as a full time worker and a migrant than so can you, but yes it needs an overhaul but not by making it an option. I come from a country that has 3 languages and I learned English at age 14... so it's doable.
If you love the language, you can learn and speak it regardless of the school system - I started listening to RNAG non-stop and reading Irish on a daily basis 20 years ago, I am now fluent and speak to my 2 children as Gaeilge at home - no big deal - its easy to keep blaming someone else - but you have to make the extra effort outside of school if the teacher is shit or the school itself focuses on other subjects. @@bcent5758
@@anfearaerach I relaly respect the fact that you've learned the language, but "doable" doesn't keep a language alive. Art like the stuff kneecap makes is what keeps a language living. If a student doesn't want to learn Irish, they shouldn't. But as a sociaty we should make students want to learn Irish.
Scary Eire are wicked from the 90s Dublin 🇮🇪
Alright buddy
The BBC loves a good identity politics story 😂
it loves rappers and rap groups too. this Irish group are called kneecap. probably nothing to do with the paramilitaries during the troubles who used to police their communities via maiming and methods like kneecapping. its all a big coincidence.
@@happyjonn9242don’t be silly, it’s just symbolism of their upbringing in Northern Ireland which is still marked by paramilitary actions and poverty.
Brits out
Gorg..! ;p
🤘👽
Tiocfaidh ár lá ✊🏻
Fair play ! Not my scene but 🙏🙏👏👏
Aye about time, there's loads of great things going on in Ireland, I hope this is a change in attitudes with the media, & not just negative narratives about the UK & Europe all calling us far right anarchists. Well I can dream can't I? Good luck lads :-)
you call a bunch of raving BIGOTS great? They are about everything we would like to put behind us.
Difficult, as I never started listening to them!
Belfast is Irish.
yer ma aint gonna smell herself
How “knee”
Scumbaggery....😅 Never heard that one before 😂😂😂
🐺🐺🐺 Arroooooooooooooooooo
One of the effects of the England's occupation of the United Kingdom is the Irish, Scottish and Welsh languages are absent from international forums. F. NORTHMANS
The way government talk is bad.The way police talk is bad.This is all about the whole earth.I am Sram
This is not news
It is to some people especially to those outside of the UK and Ireland.
❤🇺🇸🇮🇪🇬🇧😊
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not like action that was in bbc in 70s
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All the angry brits in the comments hahahahaha
Edgy 😂😂
iontach......
Tóg é go bog é!
Well, I'm pretty sure that upon seeing this new story 99% of people will now know because they hadn't before that. There is actually a national language in Ireland and it is not English. That would be like the best selling Wonka chocolate bar being made by slugworth. Oh by the way it's called Gaelic.
It's called irish or Gaeilge not Gaelic
@@mischief.brewed sorry I was doing the text to speech thing while I'm doing dishes.
@@michaelfrench3396oh fair enough! Yeah it's cool to see it anyhow
@@mischief.brewedgaelic is the anglicised term of gaeilge
@johnnys-left-earring technically but it's not commonly used and also refers more to the broad range of gaelodic languages rather than just irish, most usually the celtic scottish language which is called Scotts Gaelic. It also confuses culture and language as gaelic means literally "pertaining to the gaels" and calling one particular language Gaelic is misleading.
Lol.
I'm a potato peeling wheelin dealing kiss stealing son of a gun
😂😂😂
Can't imagine the MSM would welcome a Loyalist equivalent.
of course it wouldnt, all these left leaning groups are anti Unionist/Loyalist.
If they were any good they might! if they were talking about what it's like for working class loyalists today
they may actually get an audience. but if it was just banging on about 1690,flegs & bonfires, No, no one cares about that shite anymore
@@FatMalcom FFS Kneecap are still referring to the RUC and they havent existed for over 20 years, they have made a living out of the old tired politics of bigotry which nobody should give a fuck about anymore.
Awww poor we bitter Orange bigots, the Establishments love children are no longer wanted! 🤣🤣🤣
Ah, the poor victims forever. Victims every where in this world, being held down by the omnipotent media, the rulers of the flat earth.
The balaclava and name aren't sectarian, ohhhkayyy 😅 still, go off lads!
What? This is allowed in Khansstad?
Hmm nah
"We're not Sectarian. We're just misunderstood. People are reading too much into the flaming paddy wagon t-shirts and petrol bomb key rings we sell as merch."
It's not a Paddy Wagon, it's a PSNI defender. That's the point and fyi Paddy Wagon is a derogatory term to Irish people. So watch your mouth. Cuir oideachas ort féin
Monkey see, monkey do. On both sides.
More money than you
Well it wasn’t these lads who made those things symbols of growing up in Ireland was it?
And their IRISH NOT BRITISH. Like you's Always try to claim. Speaking in Irish is Irish nationality
For yous brits! That can’t pronounce Gallagher! It’s
gall-a-her! It’s not gal-lick-her! Don’t get me started on Doherty either 🤣 BRITS OUT 🇮🇪
"Rappers like to shock." Lol British media is always so sneaky with the racism and snobbery 😂😂😂
@@user-eb2hf7ih1z Rap, art, and culture just is - how the media and society chooses to respond to it is another thing entirely.
What do the British have to be snobbish, their famous singers basically sang black American music and in the case of Sting - british Jamaican and black american music so...
@@beyourself2444 You just proved my point
I think it will be disable.
00:01__Russians/Moscovites have been fighting Slavs for 500 years.
You don't tell US that you know Russians. Russians = war.
The Slavs originated in the 1st -10th centuries AD in central EU. The Muscovites were founded in 1400...Russians are not a Slavic nation.
Who cares 😂😂😂😂
Irish fought the brits for 800 yrs
Do they rap about tarmacking?
Thick hun
That flesh padded jacket is unfortunate.Two bellies and moobs
"We're called Kneecap and we wear balaclavas and use imagery of police vans on fire and have songs called Get your Brits out and we do interviews where we make anti-English comments but really we love everyone and we can't believe people keep getting the wrong end of the stick."
dont forget the kneecap mural with a Unionist politician on top of a bonfire, nothing to see here lads.
Not nice to see things you care about burn on a bonfire is it?
It is pretty clear where their political sympathies lie.
@@andrewbroderick983 precisely, I condemn the burning of effigies and flags on bonfires, the vast majority don't do it on Loyalist Bonfires anymore, admittedly quite a few around Belfast but as a whole in the country less and less are doing it as it just plays into the hands of republicans yet 100% of republican bonfires burn Unionist/British imagery, Kneecap are just another bunch of sectarian dimwits.
All that stuff is just symbolism of Northern Ireland and their lives in it.
Why can’t the bbc investigate something more worthwhile, drug dealers in our neighbourhoods for a start!
Oh dear!No funding!Them pesky Brits at it again!🇬🇧
The Chinese government manipulates the RMB exchange rate! Do not let the RMB appreciate! Then dump Chinese export goods on us! Gain competitive advantage! So we must let the RMB appreciate! Fair competition! No longer a dumping ground for Chinese goods!
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
NO SURRENDER 🇬🇧
Prefer the Welsh Ska bands myself.
silly
S H I T E
dorks
brits out
tough luck, We Brits are IN and staying IN you can take your bigotry down south and shove it up yer arse
Milk toast mammy boys suffering from Intergenerational trauma 😂
It's Milquetoast you pleb 😂
still angry about
the potato famine.?!
as long as this is paved with good intentions..
all shall be rosey.!
😉
✌🏻🇦🇺🌏🤘🏻
TAL
excuse me
No wonder brits are not liked around the world when Irish are loved 😂
Worst Advert for N.Ireland Tourism Ever!!! 😡
No need. We have real American rap.
Real american crap..
excuse me
So what 😂
That's about all you have there the country is fkd up otherwise and laughed at 😂😂
@@Novanova501 Like America trying to offer the UK tea and haggis.... from Texas. Lol
Its a heartwarming story for sure, but calling Rap “music” is like calling a bicycle a “supercar”.
What do you consider rap music? Spoken word? I'm confused, pls explain
@@hassannour1697
Anyone can rap..literally anyone that can talk.
Playing a musical instrument well takes talent, ability, skill, patience and TIME.
Anyone can bounce around on stage clutching their junk while making words rhyme it’s mindless GARBAGE.
@@travelwithtony5767not everyone can rap, I can only mumble along to the verses of their songs
rap is the singing style and hip hop is the music genre.
@@travelwithtony5767some music is just about fun, not all of it has to be a complex art form. let the boys have fun. but on the other hand, all it takes is some very shallow google research to find the meaning behind a lot of their lyrics, which are actually very cleverly phrased and witty.
Google ,"the rubberbandits" ,not these knockoffs
Lol
I love the Rubberbandits, and these guys. Double dropping yokes with Eamon de Valera.
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Hard to rate them for me I don't see talent .. fair play repping for Ireland tho
Definitely not be watching that S#IT !!
I’m not in Ireland and puzzled by this band. Are they not inciting hatred? If everyone is welcome in Ireland why do they want Brits out? What about DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion)? Only with certain groups it seems. Does this not make them bigoted?
absolutely makes them bigots and backward sectarian neanderthals, the disturbing thing is that the glitterati and co seem to accept this and have gone one further promoting and normalising them just like the 'ooh ah up the ra' chants
If someone came from the country next to yours & claimed a large chunk of your country as their own, you would want them out too. - I say this as someone born & raised in Britain.
@@2high83As an Irish man I applaud you sir. If only more British people knew and accepted their history.
A lot of us can't stand pc/cultural Marxism/DEI.
@@darraghtormey1500most working class people do to be fair especially given huge amounts of Irish ancestry. It’s the upper classes who downplay it as often times you can trace their heritage straight back to the Lords and Sirs responsible for the initial invasions and treatments of Ireland.
Most of what they speak is a made up language like Klingon or Dothraki The loss of fluent speakers who have a direct connection to the authentic Gaelic language is indeed a significant challenge. With the passing of generations, there's a risk of losing the linguistic nuances and cultural richness embedded in the original language. Moreover, the scarcity of literature further compounds the issue, as written records play a crucial role in preserving linguistic heritage. Efforts to document, study, and revitalize the language become even more pressing in light of these challenges. Encouraging initiatives that address these gaps in both oral and written aspects of the language can be vital for fostering a more genuine and robust preservation of Irish Gaelic.
@@Fionnghalaigh, it's intriguing to draw parallels between the challenges faced by Irish Gaelic and certain North American Native languages. Both struggle with the loss of fluent speakers, making preservation efforts paramount. Additionally, the erosion of vocabulary over time poses a common hurdle. Many words in both Irish Gaelic and some Native languages have been lost to the sands of time, leaving modern speakers with gaps that require guesswork. Recognizing these shared challenges emphasizes the importance of collaborative initiatives to document and revitalize these languages. By acknowledging the similarities in their linguistic struggles, we can foster a sense of unity in the global effort to preserve and celebrate linguistic diversity.
@@Progressive_Canadian you know that irish as a language also lives and grows right, like any language?? You're not a linguist, I can see that lol
@@anfearaerach @Progressive_Canadian raises a valid concern not just for Irish Gaelic but resonates with language preservation challenges worldwide. In Canada, the French Canadian community grapples with a similar issue. The language spoken, an ancient form of French, faces the risk of becoming outdated, mirroring the concerns expressed about Gaelic. It's important to address not only linguistic evolution but also the cultural dimensions tied to these languages. Discussions around language preservation should be inclusive and sensitive to diverse communities. The idea that languages like Gaelic or French are perceived as "white" languages underscores a broader issue of cultural influence and representation. Efforts to preserve languages should be driven by a genuine commitment to cultural diversity rather than perpetuating stereotypes. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by different linguistic communities allows for more inclusive and effective
NO... wrong.....as a someone who speaks Gaeilge as a 1st language... your way off bud. these buachailli(lads) speak a pure form of irish. Belfast irish has the less Anglo influence of the whole island. Also, what language hasnt evolved/changed in the last 500 years.. go read Shakespeare!
@@giorgiastrinati9950 Thank you for sharing your perspective as a native Gaeilge speaker. I understand that you view Belfast Irish as a pure form of the language with less Anglo influence, and I appreciate the correction. However, let's address the racial bias aspect in the context of @Progressive_Canadian's concern. While linguistic discussions naturally include variations in dialects and influences, it's essential to avoid framing languages in terms of racial purity. The comparison to constructed languages like Klingon or Dothraki may have been meant metaphorically to express concern about the potential loss of authentic linguistic elements. Language preservation discussions should focus on cultural richness and the importance of documenting, studying, and revitalizing languages, as highlighted by @Progressive_Canadian. Emphasizing racial purity can unintentionally perpetuate stereotypes and hinder inclusive language preservation efforts. Your insights contribute to a more nuanced understanding of language dynamics.
Rap is not music - it's gibberish for the musically-challenged who cannot string together intelligent lyrics.
Stop listening to Shapiro
anyone who generalises an entire music genre like this knows nothing about what makes good music
You're entitled to your opinion, as am I; I would, however be surprised if your knowledge of musical genres is greater than mine as I've been immersed in all kinds of music from infancy.As such, I'm entitled to say I don't consider rap to be music. Insults from you will not change my mind😂@@johnnys-left-earring
@@gillycooper8717 There is an irony to your comments and you don't even realise lol
you’re outdated if you think like this mate
The bearded woman with the gimp mask is so funny. It’s great that this group are highlighting Irish culture of kneecapping, rap and burning out police landrovers!
Their content is full of shameless bigotry. Epitomises everything that’s bad about NI/Ireland.
Truth hurts doesn't it 😂
Irish is a language now?
Yes it's existed 1000s of years lol
Time to go back to sleep, boy. 😄
excuse me
Someone didn't learn well in school 😂😂😂
Must been asleep in class 😂
Pure unfiltered cringe
Why are you promoting this group? I heard it on the radio in Friday, so why have you picked this particular rap group to promote? Is there an agenda being pushed here? It’s supposed to be a news channel funded by the public so again why are you promoting this group?
Because they won an award at the prestigious Sundance film festival.
That is news.
Anti-British but they still take the British money to make the film!!Hypocrites!!🇬🇧
Redistribution of wealth mo charaid 😎💚 X...
The brits are stupid enough to fund it. Why wouldn't they take the money.
One of the effects of the England's occupation of the United Kingdom is the Irish, Scottish and Welsh languages are absent from international forums. F. NORTHMANS
Between about 400 AD and 800 AD, the Irish colonialists gradually spread out across the whole of central and northern Scotland, replacing or absorbing the indigenous people and killing off their language.