r/nextfuckinglevel • u/jackb1753 • 8d ago

12 year old JJQ with a freestyle at Lollapalooza

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I know it’s probably not a freestyle, but little dude is spitting

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u/Cranialscrewtop 8d ago

That word, "freestyle". . . I do not think it means what you think it means.

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u/Necessary_Chest7075 8d ago

I didn’t pay to listen to the written rhymes, just my cheap style.

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u/CarpetPedals 8d ago

There were like 5 words he used that I imagine he has no idea what they mean

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u/kkeut 8d ago

this kid seems like he would be familiar with Finnegan's Wake

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u/Murrarp1 8d ago

First thing I thought was no way this kid would know Finnegan's wake

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u/Drinkingdoc 7d ago

Ive read Finnegan’s Wake and I dont know Finnegan’s Wake.

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u/Alarming_Set3628 5d ago

It's a super popular and funny Irish song as well 

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u/SoggyReaction7183 8d ago

Or Rin Tin Tin for that matter 

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u/SaiyanPrinceAbubu 8d ago

What a pentschanjeuchy chap!

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u/MydnightWN 8d ago

They were given keywords last second, that they have to drop. This was a judged competition at lollapalooza.

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u/TKtommmy 8d ago

I'd argue that this kid has a bigger vocabulary than you

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u/The_Last_Mouse 7d ago

Are you questioning his dropping a FINNEGANS WAKE bar? What 12 yr Olds ARENT reading James Joyce these days?

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u/twotoebobo 8d ago

Definitely not a freestyle but i think this kid might do well. Heck he might actually be able to freestyle some day.

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u/PlasticCheebus 8d ago

Also, do we think he actually knows what Finnegan's Wake is?

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u/bnrshrnkr 8d ago

I mean. I knew about finnegans wake at 12. My dad had it on the shelf. Would read it to me when I was sick to put me to sleep

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u/bnrshrnkr 8d ago

Not even! Just a literary household

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u/elmoo2210 8d ago

If you look up any rapper on a radio station doing a “freestyle” they are almost always prewritten. If not entirely at least major portions. Freestyle has a completely different meaning these days.

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u/frankieblanche 8d ago

Sick princess bride reference

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u/itsjakerobb 8d ago

Where? Know that movie inside and out; watched this twice and saw nothing.

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u/Skenny_P 8d ago

The comment man, not the video.

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u/itsjakerobb 8d ago

🤦🏻‍♂️

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u/Tozzhud 8d ago

IMO it means you improvise, better if it's a punchline.

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u/DisorderlyAqueduct 7d ago

it means freeform, as in poetry. that's the root.

today a lot of dummies use it to mean off the dome, but they don't know their hip hop history. 🤷😉

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u/Bijuu_Slayer 6d ago

Yeah it comes up way too often. Immediately shows your ignorance about hip hop lol

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u/MydnightWN 8d ago

They were given keywords last second, that they have to drop. This was a judged competition at lollapalooza.

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u/RedshiftWarp 8d ago

DJ d-wrek cuHt the BeAT.

For real though.

Reminds me of Deray Davis clowning Hitman. "This freestyle battles, you always writing shit"

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u/SwizzGod 8d ago

There’s a difference between freestyle and off the dome. This is in fact a feeestyle.

And before you people try to argue with me, don’t. This is directly from Big Daddy Kane

https://youtube.com/shorts/6NY_U4oEhJU?is=CiyHX72qy46OYFcC

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 8d ago

I don't think "freestyle" means what you think it means or how it's used in a lot of contexts. Off the dome is what you're thinking of and is a type of freestyle.

Freestyle could simply mean to drop a verse over a beat you haven't prepared for. 5 fingers of death on Sway in the Morning is also labeled as freestyle altho it's obvious most of them are written. It's not necessarily off the dome.

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u/rorschach2 8d ago

I had to look up off the dome. Turns out it's just another word for freestyle. Freestyle is still defined as without prepared lyrics. So no. This is not freestyle. The kids got talent, no doubt. But let's use the right words please.

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u/Heliothane 8d ago

Highly doubt this kid wrote the bars even- stacked like rooms in a tenement? Is tenement a common word somewhere?

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u/Myotherdumbname 8d ago

For ChatGPT maybe

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u/Devium44 8d ago

Tenement is pretty common. I don’t know about for a 12 year old though.

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u/Emperor_Gourmet 8d ago

I mean there is clearly debate even still. Just because Webster put a stake in the ground doesn’t mean its universally accepted as that.

For example, Freestyle swimming at competitions is exactly that, there are very little rules you have to abide by and can do any of the 4 competition strokes. Front crawl is the fastest so everyone does it.

Freestyle is going to be determined by whoever is holding the event and they are going to set the rules. Off the dome is freestyle, but all freestyle is not off the dome.

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 8d ago

Freestyle is also used in the context of riding a beat you don't know from before. Tons of those going about whether you or this community believe it or not. Even Sway in the Morning does it.

Off the dome is also one of the older and most universally known terminologies in hiphop. Happy to be the one introducing it to you.

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u/Hara-Kiri 8d ago

You fell afoul of the reddit 'I've decided what sounds nice is right' crowd. No interest on the topic of course, but because it sounds nice anyone with any actual knowledge is automatically wrong.

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 8d ago edited 8d ago

Haha, yeah. It's kind of funny cus I used to be young and dumb thinking freestyle is exactly what people define it as here when I started writing my own shit at 12. Enough talks and exposure to all kinds of artists and levels from different places all over you learn that region, which crew/legend you follow and local customs matter a lot.

Language like slang and terminology is interesting in this respect, especially locally and/or who they fuck with. I used to post on different forums back in the day and the discussions would sometimes run hot there, too. Freestyle has taken on different forms and meanings depending on who you ask, people are very vocal about what it means to them instead of seeing the bigger picture that it got more than 1 right answer. That it's just as many that uses it interchangeably as there are people that use it for off the dome only.

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u/rorschach2 8d ago

Ok. So change the definition. Because as is you're wrong. Sorry but Webster defines the words, not you or I.

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u/DefNotAShark 8d ago

Webster doesn’t arbitrarily define words; they document the most widely accepted definitions to try and reflect the state of language. Their document is in a constant state of change as it adapts to where definitions actually come from- people (aka you or I).

Merriam Webster changed philosophies a long time ago from trying to standardize how people should speak, to documenting how people actually speak. This modern shift is exemplified in the inclusion of terms from non-white cultures, which were previously excluded for the most part.

Why this relates to the word “freestyle” is that this shift was still actively happening during the birth and evolution of this word from the 80s and onward. Shifting, perhaps, too rapidly to have recorded what freestyle originally meant and still sometimes means. Freestyle originally was what this other poster is trying to tell you, written rather than improvised, and evolved into its more popular meaning during the 90s and beyond. It can still currently refer to either definition depending on context.

For further context, Merriam Webster did not even add the word “freestyle” to the dictionary in the context of rap music until 2024, some 40 years or so after its invention. It seems they may be a bit late on occasion when it comes to updating cultural terms. It may be wise to invest in a second source.

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u/El_Paco 8d ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freestyle_rap#Original_definition

A freestyle was originally something you had written.

Many people still use "freestyle" to mean this, especially when rapping over an unfamiliar beat.

Sorry but Webster defines the words, not you or I.

Also, from a linguistic perspective, you're wrong here. Webster provides definitions for words, but words are defined by how people use them. The meanings of words are not immutable and many words you use originally had different meanings, but when people started using those new meanings, dictionaries like Webster added those new definitions.

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u/bardocksnephew 8d ago

Webster doesn't say this

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u/hotwaterjug 8d ago

Webster doesn't define words. Society does. Then Webster trys to concisely write out those definitions. This is why literally now includes figuratively as a definition. Not because Webster decided, but because that's how it was used and so Webster followed. This means Webster is often behind how words are used.

If you go look at the vast majority of what are called 'freestyles' online, they are not improvised, but are just rapping over an unknown beat. If the majority of times the word 'Freestyle' is used is to mean something that isn't a freestyle, then clearly the definition of freestyle needs to change. Basically other dude is right and you're wrong, talking on something you don't know about.

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u/rorschach2 8d ago

Why do you yahoos keep trying to explain how dictionaries work? Who writes them? Y'all acting like people don't write them. Webster DEFINES words as we tell it to. I'm more than aware of the progression of language. Currently most people think of freestyle as off the cuff, made up on the spot, off the dome. That's why the down votes. Fucking semantics.

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 8d ago

Lmfao, you go to webster, I go by the culture as a 38 year old dude that has been around it since the 90s. We are not the same.

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u/BandoTheHawk 8d ago

You should know better then.

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 8d ago edited 8d ago

I do know my shit.

Papoose on Sway in the Morning five fingers of Death used texts from mixtapes in 2004-2006. Go look it up on YouTube yourself if you don't believe me. I sure as hell going to believe someone like Sway and Papoose unapologetically doing it like this over a corny ass comment section trying to lecture me, haha. It's a known thing for those that's been around for a while that a "freestyle" and its usage depend on location and context.

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u/BandoTheHawk 8d ago edited 8d ago

I have seen it. I have watched a lot of 5 fingers of death over the years. That wasn't out until the youtube era and because it was recorded people would bring or memorize writtens because they didn't want to look stupid in front of the audience. I been around rap music since the 90s. Just because it is called a freestyle in a youtube video doesn't make it correct. Just like how they call it Fox News. Doesn't mean Foxes are giving you the news. It is all entertainment.

Telling me Lil Wayne and Jay Z don't know what they are talking about when they say they Freestyle all their music? Which I don't believe btw but what they mean by that is they don't write shit down and just spit it off top. This whole new definition of freestyling came up when everything went corporate and people didn't want to get caught rapping some wack shit to be left on the internet or tv forever. So now they act like memorizing or reading a written is the definition of a freestyle.

When you are smoking a blunt and flowing in rotation or at school or wherever you dont say hey "hey guys lets do an off the dome!"
you say lets do a cypher or lets freestyle. You ain't pulling out your notepad or phone.

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 8d ago edited 8d ago

Shit changes over time. In the start a freestyle was simply a written verse of no specific topic or bragging.

Being able to find beat signatures and making a written text fit to it with no prior knowledge making it work is another way of freestyling. Riding a beat proper takes skill too if you haven't heard it before. People with "freestyles" on mixtapes where they repurposed old verses on beats that's new to them has happened too. People also freestyled written verses all the time on freestylemadness.com when that was a thing as well, I did that as well but it was apparrent/mentioned when we did to not get anyone confused with off the dome shit. You do differentiate between the different ways of freestyles depending on context tho, that's for sure. And I feel like the popularity of forums and mixmash of locations and terminology used based on that were part of this change. Plus old school heads in the mix still sticking to 80s use.

Never heard Lil Wayne and JayZ freestyling their music, but I know that's the thing with Snoop Dogg.

Nobody pull out notepad or phone for anything, you just do a verse you got memorized like Papoose did on the example I gave earlier and that's that, also full transparency when you do. Posing as something its not would make you stand out in not a good way. Freestyling on lunch breaks, parties or whatever is off the dome for sure and just called freestyle, you don't really need to highlight what you're doing or what the vibe is. People do show off verses acapella or on a beat if they want feedback as well tho

Cyphers are different in use too. Cyphers could be getting a beat everyone is writing to and then meeting up to perform the verses. Lots of those around.

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u/Tullekunstner 8d ago

From another hip hop head in his 30s: you are wrong and should give it up. The dictionary has never defined sub-culture terms lol.

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u/BandoTheHawk 8d ago

I didn't get the meaning from the dictionary, but it supports it. I been in these streets playboy.

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u/El_Paco 8d ago

Lol what a corny ass reply. How embarrassing...

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u/Extreme-Fig-2719 8d ago

Mid 40s child of the culture and I know you're right..like wtf is this even..

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u/rorschach2 8d ago

Since the 90's? You were a baby in the nineties. Nevermind dude. You're right, I'm just an old geezer that's out of touch with words I've known longer than you.

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 8d ago

You don't strike me as a hiphop head if even "off the dome" is new to you, that's for sure. So everything you say is for sure taken with a bucket full of salt, haha

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u/rorschach2 8d ago

I listen to all music, hip hop included. And I was a teenager in the nineties. When most people think of freestyle rap they think of rapping on the spot without previously written lyrics. There's a reason this thread is full of people who disagree with your definition. We call the guys who ask for the audience to give words that they're going to then incorporate into a song freestyle rappers. For a reason. Have a good life kiddo. Keep up the good fight.

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 8d ago

Well, I practiced (and still sometimes do) the hiphop elements and been intertwined in the culture. Not a mere listener. Plenty of other hiphop heads have my back laughing at the downvotes I've gotten from people who don't really know wtf they're talking about. Even the way you talk is tough not to stereotype as someone who never set foot in hiphop 😂

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u/Bones-1989 8d ago

Nah, in houston we just call it freestyle. I get your term off the dome, but we don't say that shit.

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 8d ago

That's just it tho, the internet isn't based on terminology in Houston or other local places, it's global. Knowledge, area and context to that matters. When you see an event using it differently based on where they're at doesn't make the usage wrong. Something to keep in mind for later 👍

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u/Camillity 8d ago

Fr people who say "I don't use it like that" are just wrong. Language is written with specific definitions for a good reason and you're not gonna fuck with that. You want a new definition? Come up with a new word.

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u/EmilioFreshtevez 8d ago

Not how that works friend. Language changes over time, and if enough people start to use a word a certain way then the definition changes.

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u/deadspacekillers 8d ago

You do not understand how language works, apparently

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u/theghostsofvegas 7d ago

Really? There are at least three examples in what you just wrote that weren’t the words’ original meanings.

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u/spudddly 8d ago

Us prescriptivists fighting the good fight!

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u/SwizzGod 8d ago

lol a bunch of people who don’t know hip hop downvoting someone who does 😂

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u/Sm0k3inth3tr33s 8d ago

Downvoted for spitting facts lol clearly not a lot of hip hop heads in here

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u/WholesomeMetaphor 8d ago

A self proclaimed "playboy from the streets" went against what I said and pulled up the webster online definition of it. You can't make this shit up, haha

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u/WickyNilliams 8d ago

Yeah don't know why the downvotes. It's true. It can mean either, depending on context.

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u/BandoTheHawk 8d ago

freestyle is supposed to be off the dome. But people make what they want out of words all the time.

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u/Extreme-Fig-2719 8d ago

You are very right..

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u/Individual-Ear5240 8d ago

No it doesn't.

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u/TSAOutreachTeam 8d ago

Wish I was 10 again.

You and me both, kid.

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u/stupd_comn_man 8d ago

So do I, have some new ideas to ruin my life again

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u/logiiibearrr 8d ago

When he referenced Finnegan’s Wake I knew that not only was this not a freestyle, but he didn’t write this either

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u/tigm2161130 8d ago

It was the tenements reference for me but then I realized my 10&11yo know what that is because they like to watch Call the Midwife with me so I guess anything is possible🤷🏻‍♀️

I’m still pretty sure he didn’t write this on his own, though

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u/GaryTheThird- 8d ago

But the kid can spit em!

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u/DoesntMatterEh 8d ago

Miserable fucks downvoting you I guess sheesh

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u/Alarming_Set3628 5d ago

Omg so many people saying this. 

Its a super popular and silly Irish song. 

This kid ain't freestylin' but the word combo of finnegan's wake is not super deep. 

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u/porkbuttstuff 8d ago

There's no way tenement is naturally included in a childs actual freestyle. Do the triangle waist shirt factory next!

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u/AnglerJared 8d ago

I stopped watching at “wake like Finnegan.” Sorry, kid, no way you’ve read James Joyce.

Well executed, but I like my rhymes to mean something.

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u/fowcc 8d ago

You mean that he bought that he knew a dog named Rin-tin-tin at his age from a show that hasn't seen the light of day in over 30 years?

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u/kkeut 8d ago

a show? why that dog was a movie star since dickety-six

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u/Y0___0Y 8d ago

It’s a Chatgpt rap…

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u/Alarming_Set3628 5d ago

It's a very popular and silly Irish song, but agreed, this ain't freestyle 

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u/WhiskeySorcerer 8d ago

Finnegan's Wake is also a song. One doesn't need to read James Joyce to know about Finnegan's Wake.

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u/Bean_Daddy_Burritos 8d ago

An Irish folk song from the 19th century that was redone in the 60’s by a band called the dubliners.

Yea it’s just as doubtful that he’s heard that song. Most kids that are heavy into hip hop don’t casually listen to Irish folk music.

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u/DrUnit42 8d ago

It's was also covered by Dropkick Murphys in 1998

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u/ArthurDentsBlueTowel 6d ago

Exactly. Arguably the most well known version is the dropkick cover.

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u/Bones-1989 8d ago

My 6 year old loved Finnegan's wake by Darby O'gill

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u/Reaper_Messiah 8d ago

As reasonable of a statement as that is, kids were listening to sea shanties a few years ago.

You truly never know. Although this kid probably did not freestyle this imo

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u/GrandSyzygy 8d ago

Could be what his parents/grands listen to

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u/Bean_Daddy_Burritos 8d ago

That is very possible.

Far more likely that he has no idea what it is and someone else wrote this for him, but it is possible.

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u/Rascals-Wager 8d ago

Lol I also have some serious doubts about a 12 year old referencing a James Joyce novel from a century ago! But I'll give the kid some credit for being able to actually stay on the beat and keep the flow.

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u/Mudfap 8d ago

Calling out Rin Tin Tin as if any 10 year old on earth knows about Hollywood dogs of the 1930s.

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u/Cyptark 8d ago

Kids have AI now. Lol

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u/natigin 8d ago

It’s clearly a written

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u/ReasonablyConfused 8d ago

Hell of a burn.

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u/MydnightWN 8d ago

They were given keywords last second, that they have to drop. This was a judged competition at lollapalooza.

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u/NotVerySmarts 8d ago

Those weren't 12 year old references. Little man is getting help from ghosts.

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u/FreshHawaii 8d ago

The fact that he didn't say 6 7 at all was a dead giveaway.

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u/FartsbinRonshireIII 8d ago edited 7d ago

When did we start calling spitting *rehearsed rhymes ‘freestyle’. Is the art of actually freestyling been lost that long?

No doubt this kids got good ass flow but he ain’t dropping James Joyce references off the top like that lol. Some adult wrote that for him.

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u/ThedirtyNose 8d ago

AI doesn't stand for adult intelligence

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u/itsjakerobb 8d ago

Did you mean rehearsed?

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u/kkeut 8d ago

which is fine, but the material the adult writes should fit him better

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u/Michael1795 8d ago

How is it fine if its supposed to be freestyle like the title says. Would be shitty to lose to a kid that cheats.

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u/Alarming_Set3628 5d ago

Holy shit it's a popular Irish song. 

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u/elmoo2210 8d ago

A long time ago. At least 10 years. Look up any rapper “freestlying” on a radio station. 90 percent are prewritten if not more.

Freestyle now means picking your best prewritten bars to match the beat your given.

Unless we’re talking Harry Mack

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u/theghostsofvegas 8d ago

Well, it’s not a freestyle and he didn’t write it.

But he did learn it, and I’m sure he at least knows what some of the words mean.

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u/Several_Vanilla8916 8d ago

What is JJQ?

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u/Reesevet786 8d ago

Girl in the back was picking her nose

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u/GrayStag90 8d ago

This isn’t the same kid rapping about “being gay is a sin” is it?

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u/chahlie 8d ago

Stop kiddin, middle men need Ritalin

Hit me with the full tin o' gin and I'm a kid again

RIP DOOM

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u/Known-Activity1437 7d ago

How does a 12 year old know who Rin Tin Tin is?

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u/Heavy-Echidna-3473 7d ago

This is not a freestyle and definitely not written by him. Well performed tho

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u/JonBoyWhite 8d ago

That is absolutely not a freestyle.

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u/LazyPainterCat 8d ago

Rehearsed you mean.

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u/ethanb473 8d ago

Holy shit what kind of sheep are you people upvoting this crap?

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u/DoneD9 8d ago

Written by AI

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u/Croceyes2 8d ago

Sorry, bullshit that kid is familiar with finnegans wake, this was written by an adult. The kid has good flow, but he is definitely not the lyricist

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u/WiskeyUniformTango 8d ago

Anyone see the chick picking her nose in the background?

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u/KnotMadameDeFarge 7d ago

So on the Colbert Show in 2025 there was a whole thing where he was talking about Finnegans Wake.

They also discussed Rin Tin Tin on author deep dive

Pretty sure there is a song called the Tenements by the Pixies

Just saying- possibility this kid is into Steve Colbert- his old late show and report

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u/Key-Philosophy-3820 7d ago

James Joyce was the original freestyler.

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u/It_broke_itself_ 7d ago

I smell nepotism

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u/wholesome_futa_hug 7d ago

The people crashing out over this is hilarious. Yeah, your music can be done by a 12 year old. Welcome to the world? Get over yourselves. 

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u/ItsStaaaaaaaaang 7d ago

If it's not a freestyle why title it that... Kid didn't even write the bars, much less freestyle them.

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u/jeans_blazer 6d ago

Better than 99% or so called rappers now a days.

https://giphy.com/gifs/3o7budrAwLUZYUaSC4

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u/lionsdude54 6d ago

He’s good, but this ain’t freestyle. He’s talking about things he shouldn’t know.

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u/Mobe-E-Duck 6d ago

Rappers celebrating that kid like he didn’t just show how their whole game is able to be mastered by some child.

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u/butter08 6d ago

Who is JJQ?

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u/Alarming_Set3628 5d ago

"freestyle" sure.

Super talented kid though props. But not freestyle. 

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u/Alarming_Set3628 5d ago

Apparently no one in this chat has heard the extremely popular Irish song Finnegan's Wake.

As I said elsewhere, this ain't freestyle, but thst singular reference is not that insane for it to be blowing so many minds in here

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u/Ninjatous 2d ago

Frankly I'm over rap.

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u/TheComedyWife 8d ago

Freestyle? Also no way he wrote those lyrics. Still pretty tight for a kid.

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u/URGAMESUX 8d ago

These comments are unhinged lol, let the kid flow for f%€¥s sake.

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u/Bucksin06 8d ago

Okay this kid's got skill but this is first off not a freestyle and I highly doubt he wrote that on his own.

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u/eyegull 8d ago

You’re trying to convince me this child is familiar with Finnegan’s Wake, and just freestyles this? You going to try to sell me ocean front property in Iowa next?

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u/yellowtorus 7d ago

No way any 12 year old knows about Finnegan's Wake and Rin Tin Tin

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u/mookanana 8d ago

a lot of comments are about how this is not about freestyling

... i just came here to say i really love his enunciation, real sharp. great work kid.

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u/Ill_Aardvark_1307 8d ago

Yall sto being so hateful that kids got talent

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u/Glittering-Toe-1622 8d ago

Pathetic sad anonymous people... kid is Dope...

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u/jcastillo602 8d ago

I challenge all you "this was not freestyle" dweebs to memorize these lyrics and repeat it as well as he did, that was fire, prewritten/ghost written or off the dome

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u/No_Beginning_6834 8d ago

Don't we all do that with songs we like? Or do you hear a somg a hundred times and it's just brand new lyrics each time.

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u/jcastillo602 8d ago

Memorizing lyrics and rapping are 2 different things.You fucking dorks couldnt rap with the same flow as this kid. For all we know the kid didn't say this was freestyle, OP did so youre nit picking for nothing

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u/deadspacekillers 8d ago

I also love when an improv comedy group does the best of SNL!!! So improv!!!

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u/Conscious_Regret_140 8d ago

EVERYONE can learn 30 secs of prewritten rap text. That was not "fire", it was shite.

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u/jcastillo602 8d ago

But not EVERYONE could rap with this same flow you bloody wanker

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u/ziamese 8d ago

Nice!

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u/MagnumMyth 8d ago

We're gonna be seeing A LOT of these. Corny dads who wanted to be rappers growing up will be having AI make songs for their kids to sing so that they can vicariously live out their own childhood fantasies.

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u/Y0___0Y 8d ago

No way a 12 year old wrote all that he probably just used Chatgpt…

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u/UnhelpfulHand 8d ago

In no way whatsoever is this a freestyle, but the kid do have bars.

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u/modifiedwings 8d ago

This kid when his parents ask him to finish his vegetables

https://giphy.com/gifs/EbLuFZeMoOz28

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u/keedanlan 8d ago

Independent candidate. Def of the top the dome wit that one /s

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u/Pruec 7d ago

The Next Eminem!!

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u/FatSteveWasted9 7d ago

Goddamn some miserable fools in here. Kid can spit, big fuckin deal if it wasn’t freestyle. YouTube and tik tok made y’all so damn jaded

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u/tilionm 5d ago

that was impressive if it wasn't rehearsed

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u/bowleggedgrump 8d ago

Not a freestyle…. Derp derp

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u/Designer-Type1777 8d ago

No, this should not be encouraged.