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Skytturnar returns after a 7 year hiatus.

How many stories are there of passionate 16-year olds doing something big?! When teenagers get behind something, they’re unstoppable. These kids are clearly on a mission. What it is…

The Furious Force of Rhymes by Joshua Atesh Litle documents hiphop scenes in 5 countries around the world: USA, Israel/Palestine, Germany, France, and Senegal. A must see.

First, this is according to Russian Muz TV.  Our take?  He’s damn good!  Just a real loose, jello flow. And the other guy has a nice scratchy sling going on. And what about the vid?

Greenland, as you’ll find out here, is an autonomous country…within the Kingdom of Denmark.  So basically it’s Danish. But whatever: the Inuit rule here and here’s a tune by one of them.  Inuit rap is cool.

Icelandic is a really hard language to learn.  But BlazRoca gets you pumped and makes you want to … learn Icelandic.

MAK are like the Basque version of The Roots.  Basques have a totally unique language.  It sounds like if Finnish and Arabic got married and had a baby.

There’s over a dozen of these on youtube with some serious slapdowns.  Over a dozen of these classics on youtube. Watsky’s terrifically fast, but Nice Peter’s got better comebacks. Get the song and more info below.

Since ’95, French supergroup Mafia K’1 Fry  has rocked the French rap scene like the Wu-Tang.  This brilliantly edited vid portrays these guys in their raw element.  Featuring one of the best openings you’ll see.

Some incredible footage of unreal plays in street soccer.  Seyfu‘s got serious flow.  But…