Seamus Reynolds

Back in the day.

And I loved it.

And I just loved seeing lads from certain backgrounds expressing themselves.

And the sixth element of hip hop is knowledge.

Do you know what I mean?

People know about the breakdancing, they know about the kind of emceeing, they know about the graffiti art.

But the fifth element, I said sixth, the fifth element is knowledge.

And then you see these lads talking about knowledge of self, knowing about your place, knowing how you arrived here.

Just like opening that third eye, I was mad drawn to that.

I was like, these are deadly.

So yeah, Costello, he's like the guy I admired a lot.

Who else is out there?

Lunatic was a rapper out there that passed away that they all kind of... G.I.

and Will.A.Lee and Dean Scurry and all them kind of lads are out there.

Like it was Dame who put me away to them at the time.

Yeah, I see it now like Versatile and other Irish rappers that are...

I don't know how this is going to translate for the listener, right?

But what we'll try and do is we'll try and learn through doing.

And if they want to do it at home, the only thing I'll say is don't do it if they're lying in water, if they're in the bath listening to you boys or anything like that.

I hope not though.