Lokis History of Scottish Hip Hop

[@allstat7117]

Big up the Easy Riderz. Putting Scotland on the map all over the world with their continuous hardcore yet stylish damage on all levels

[@andersingram]

Thanks for putting this up as I don't have a TV. Great job from Loki and all others involved - packed a lot into a short doc.

[@HomegrownAlwaysbest]

No worries cheers!!! ✌️

[@davidspliffingston5349]

It was Sace who made the whole film. Loki just narrated it at the BBC's demand.

[@Ghostown]

Great stuff! Was hoping to see Sir Jinx and others from the Jazz Cellar in Edinburgh, could have been a lot more content

[@HomegrownAlwaysbest]

Think it was time constraint, really there could have been a whole series there's so much talent, no MOG either

[@trapJoezki]

Still a great watch, i come back to it every few months n always seem to learn something new. Choakin' for a part 2! there is so much more info/content/history that werent mentioned

[@Schemez-16vhiphopbeatz]

as a guy who makes hiphop beats in Scotland this is a good documentary

[@nihilityjoey]

Rich history with hip hop we have. The new lads today are out representing. Be nice to see the olders gettin back in and solidifying a real presence in the genre. Great video.

[@Trapo-q8w]

Does anyone know what the rapper at the end 27:55 would like to check her out

[@BenTheDoonhamer]

Thanks for the post D, peace Uncle bEiNg

[@Sagalands]

Ahh the good old days...II tone committee, Sugar Bullet,Dope Inc, Scottish yes but still Britcore like 11:59, Killa Instinct. Shout out to Zulu Syndicate/Blackanized (AJ and Joseph Malik) Steg G/KrashSlaughta, Eastborn/Respeck BA/DJ Bunty/Plus One/East Coast Project /Yush2K and all the heads going to The Blunt in Edinburgh back then. Goddamn Rest in Peace DJ TableMannerz I can remember smoking out with Blade, Gunshot,Killa Instinct....even MC Tunes. Those were the days.

[@leewightman8001]

First Scottish rap I heard was rhyamic state .a track called punks gonna pay . It was kinda like house of pain

[@rahuljuke1592]

Brilliant documentary from all aspects!

[@DJScube]

Brilliant, great to have this documented as it'll probably disappear from iplayer soon enough and fade into obscurity.

[@KAIJOEAUSTIN1996]

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[@leewightman8001]

This is like the Scottish version of rhyme and reason ..dope

[@elzharvskyz9621]

Did i just clock my man nazer fay dundee?

[@mariuszszot583]

Can someone can contribute to subtitles? DG is DJ and her Papa's. Would help foreign speakers who never heard beautiful Scottish accent in this doc

[@Schemez-16vhiphopbeatz]

loki claims to be the first scottish rapper ...but we all know it was robert burns

[@simoncallan22]

Rip mode class watch

[@truthteller766]

Nice

[@leewightman8001]

Dude looks like the Scottish logic

[@draco5293]

Thank you for this

[@neclipse123]

American rap right now is absolute crap, except folks like ASOP ROCK, EYEDEA...r.i.p., NAZ, THe Grouch, Lacrea and mayb some Devin the Dude! Gaelic bards would do B boy battles in front of Kings. Scotch/Irish rap is the oldest and original form in the all the world. We got Blues and Jazz from the African slave chain gangs and they adopted rhyme schemes via their Anglo/Celtic masters

[@jamesayotte457]

Keith on the tv

[@zifaa]

I’m thinking about takin rap serious But I’m not wanting to be like all the other Scottish rappers I want to bring American hip hop to Scotland

[@chrismclaren75]

Keep that pish.

[@jamesayotte457]

Ontca

[@cleopatracominatcha3819]

ATH

[@nightmarekid1986]

Loki’s voice doesn’t cut it... total cringe

[@Assassin9969]

LOL these guys woudlnt last a second in Harlem. This shit is kids play.

[@thefog3361]

And people from Harlem wouldn't last a millisecond in the South Bronx…South South Bronx!

[@elzharvskyz9621]

Awa and dinna talk pish

[@SatanDynastyKiller]

The Scottish accent is cringe? Sometimes. A white guy with dreads and his maw’s shades ? Most def cringe. Shouts to Carlos Garcia- doing windmills before Archie, Marc Smith etc shouts to the breakers that went to the Partick Burgh Hall- this documentary seemed very South Side orientated and no props to some of the true originators in the city from the West End and North of Glasgow.