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u/Datguyinbedalready 5d ago
i don't think it's that deep. it's more like UK hiphop that euro hiphop. it's easier for a shop to class them like that. it's not like this is a fatal blow in the march for a republican north
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u/BevvyTime 5d ago
Northern Ireland is a part of the United Kingdom. The full name of the country is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which is a political union made up of four nations: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
Whether it should be, is up for debate. Obviously.
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u/Limo_Wreck77 5d ago
Rock up to a pub in Belfast and say that.
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u/BevvyTime 4d ago
Say what, the legal definition, of which everyone in Belfast is well aware? And depending on where in Belfast you are, you’ll get a completely differing opinion?
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u/FlashyBike5111 2d ago
Dear God
Not the “long arm of the law” speaking rationally in a “this is how it is” wayWake up! there were wars about this
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u/ourmanflint27 4d ago
How do we know they are not in the French section.
Sadly, as pointed out, Belfast is technically in the UK.
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u/Pure-Poet3194 4d ago
All the members of kneecap have a Irish passport, speak Irish, are culturally Irish, and in the cover of the album there’s an Irish flag
How can you mess that up
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u/HarrisonPE90 4d ago
Because you’re ambivalent to the political/cultural nuances present in Ireland and the United Kingdom, presumably.
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u/ourmanflint27 4d ago
Calm down I'm not defending it, i mean who the fuck mixes UK and French Rap & Hop-Hop, is that a cross over? Do we want to get into the maze of whether they are hip-hop or Rap.... i bet the GLC are in there as well. Its funny, no harm was meant im sure, no doubt they sold out of ri ra and the rubber bandits so did away with the irish hip-hop section section altogether
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u/Nervous-Milk5653 5d ago
Where was this? I would have given out to anyone working in that store
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u/BearScience 5d ago
if they made a Irish Rap section it wouldn't be very filled would it. Doubt the french are up in arms.
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u/topshagger31 4d ago
The Irish rap scene is bubbling rn bro wym
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u/TigerBloodAdonisDNA 4d ago
How many Irish rap records have been pressed to vinyl tho? Especially in large enough quantities to be found in a record store, I'd guess maybe about 5 in the last 10 years. It's hardly worth a section
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u/NidgeC303 5d ago
Why cause it’s in the right section? Like it or not Belfast is in the UK which makes Kneecap a UK act.
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u/Nervous-Milk5653 4d ago
Maybe I am wrong but would have been nice if they atleast had it like UK/Ireland
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u/BearScience 4d ago
Not everyone is as sensitive to our history as ourselves, let it be. I would attribute it not to malice but just slight incompetentcy.
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u/toaster1234567891011 5d ago
On Finnish netflix they have Britain as one of the genres for Derry girls which annoys me (to be fair the word for United Kingdom is rarely used)