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You were living in Atlanta for a while, right? Just for a brief while—not permanently. In Dublin, there are a lot of shutters that are closed during the day. But with European or British [press] most of the time, they classify me as Irish. With the album cover and kind of bringing graffiti and hip-hop culture back together. The way Europe is, its architecture and culture, has a part to play in my music. I like the lifestyle, and I wear grills sometimes.

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How important is your heritage to what you do?

Back in Dublin when I used to paint graffiti, me and my boy did this in broad daylight. I also think just being around people that are my own and relate to me better helps to stimulate my music. But your core audience might not know that… SNOW: What makes Talib Kweli real hip-hop versus Waka Albun How did the imagery for that video come about?

I was going to university. Visuals can do a lot for you; but it has to be right, though, it has to be sick.

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If you were in such a good position, why would you even bother come back to Europe? I was in class and they picked me up in a black SUV; they were talking to me on some business shit, it was surreal. But with European or British [press] most of the time, they classify me as Irish.

Chilling in rrjjie hotel room in Montreal, we waxed lyrical with the up-and-comer over Skype about his Irish roots and his uncanny similarities to Waka Flocka. Being aware of that, do you still feel your sound is a work in progress or at this stage is this who you are?

At what moment did you realize shit was about to get real? And we got a couple cones and those orange workman jackets, and rejivich as though we were supposed to be there. The message of equality is really coming to the forefront.

Just for a brief while—not permanently. Exclusive Song Premiere and Interview: The way Europe is, its architecture and culture, has a part to play in my music. This hipster world is just downing everything. Not some graphic hipster kind of vibe.

The era of the record label is dead, would you agree? I think I work better in my own surroundings.

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Published June 24, Musicals, Martinis, and Gossip Read more. In Dublin, there are a lot of shutters that are closed during the day. Formerly known albuj Lecs Luther, the year-old Irish MC is reconstructing our perceptions of hip-hop; he embraces that he was—and still is—the odd one out.

But you can see the progression. Are you directing them? I like the lifestyle, and I wear grills sometimes. Who do you relate to more? Yeah, I think so. You were living in Atlanta for a while, right? This is a funny story, actually. With the album cover and kind of bringing graffiti and hip-hop culture back together.