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Nov 1, 2026

ptyGUEST
85:55
yeah
Daniel OlneyHOST
85:56
right like okay, so there's the southern rapper dudes and, you know, there's Gucci Mane and there's this and that and then there's, like, the political thoughtful people and Dead Prez and, like, it felt like he could thread the needle through all of it if he wanted, but he's lazy, so...
ptyGUEST
86:21
Yeah.
ptyGUEST
86:21
Yeah, we don't talk about what Jello Trunk is doing now.
Dave HanrattyHOST
9:22
He was vibing.
Dave HanrattyHOST
9:23
You had Dead Prez, a hip-hop duo, who I turned to Adam at one stage and I went, they're pretty good.
Dave HanrattyHOST
9:28
And you said...
Dave HanrattyHOST
9:28
Shite.
Jeru the DamajaGUEST
49:40
Wow.
Jeru the DamajaGUEST
49:41
Dead Prez doing hip-hop.
Tef PoeHOST
49:42
Wow, what a time, what a time.
Tef PoeHOST
49:44
I've only seen footage of that
Dave HanrattyHOST
9:22
He was vibing.
Dave HanrattyHOST
9:23
You had Dead Prez, a hip-hop duo, who I turned to Adam at one stage and I went, they're pretty good.
Dave HanrattyHOST
9:28
And you said...
Dave HanrattyHOST
9:28
Shite.
Decoteau J. IrbyGUEST
54:49
You know what I mean? And it was fun because at the time, like I mentioned, I had this strong affinity for hip hop.
Decoteau J. IrbyGUEST
54:56
So we listened to the Dead Prez song, The Animal and Man, just to kind of tee them up for what the overarching story was.
Decoteau J. IrbyGUEST
55:04
So we analyzed that hip hop text first.
Decoteau J. IrbyGUEST
55:06
So we got into that.
James O'HaganGUEST
8:33
That's kind of where it is.
James O'HaganGUEST
8:35
The lineup also included some Palestinian performers, including Lina Makul and M1 of Dead Prez, a Palestinian-American producer and DJ, which I'm assuming will be joining Macklemore across the remainder of the date.
James O'HaganGUEST
8:55
And obviously, when the whole issue with Ed Sheeran kicked off, Two of the Irish artists who were on tour with Ed Sheeran, Bioga and Aaron Rowe both quit the tour.
James O'HaganGUEST
9:08
So very much unsurprising to see them also pop up last night as part of the show.
Dre MorganHOST
2:56
They were the first band to get assigned to A24's music label.
Dre MorganHOST
3:01
And I think they're still the only group on that label.
Dre MorganHOST
3:03
Ew, I
Rachel Mae HannonHOST
3:03
didn't know that.

14 MINS LATER

Dre MorganHOST
17:34
Yeah.
Dre MorganHOST
17:34
So obviously joining him on stage in a musical sense.
Dre MorganHOST
17:37
So he had M1, who was a rapper from the group Dead Prez.
Dre MorganHOST
17:42
And then he had a Palestinian-American DJ and producer, DJ Habib Eats.
Emma NolanHOST
7:30
Actor Liam Cunningham, he delivered the opening remarks.
Emma NolanHOST
7:32
There was a Palestinian singer-songwriter, Lina Makul, Dead Prez rapper, M1, and the Palestinian-American DJ and producer.
Emma NolanHOST
7:40
His name is Habi Beats.
Emma NolanHOST
7:41
He performed too.
Douglas HamandisheHOST
23:15
You know, that's one of those things where when you hear it, you know, and it moves you.
Douglas HamandisheHOST
23:23
as the song lyrics go by Dead Presidents one thing about music when it hits you you feel no pain you know and if it does hit you and resonate in with you you know all these and these things that we put in place to put people in certain categories and to discriminate and to isolate and they go away because you like it.
Douglas HamandisheHOST
23:51
And that's the good thing about being a human.
Douglas HamandisheHOST
23:53
You cannot unlike that which you like, which is why even when you see people on the far right march, if they like chicken tikka masala, They'll stop and get their chicken tikka masala, then continue.
J.A.HOST
173:34
Anyway, my next song I'm going to go is Bigger Than Hip Hop.
J.A.HOST
173:40
Bigger Than Hip Hop by Dead Prez.
J.A.HOST
173:44
It's, you know, it was a dope song, but it was also a popular song.
J.A.HOST
173:49
But, you know, we listened to the Let's Get Free album before.
L. BoogieHOST
174:11
No doubt.
J.A.HOST
174:12
Yeah, yeah.
J.A.HOST
174:13
You got to give Lord Jamar a little bit of credit, too, because I'm not sure if he produced that song, but I know he was one of the big producers behind Dead Prez.
J.A.HOST
174:24
Maybe even the executive produced the album.

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