#dj próvaí

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Kneecap

directed by Rich Peppiatt, 2024

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Kneecap (dir. Rich Peppiatt).

[The] controversial West Belfast hip-hop trio, [...] known for rapping republican lyrics in their native Irish language, star in their own titular biographical film about their rise to fame and infamy. Set in 2019, [...] Peppiatt directs the plainly titled Kneecap with an energetic, riotous verve to its provocative, explicitly anti-UK material of rebellion.

[oceanusborealis]

Kneecap - Movie Review

TL;DR – Sex, drugs, and rap, with a dash of politics, violence, and only one reference to the Pope ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 3.5 out of 5. Post-Credit Scene – There is a mid-credit scene.Disclosure – I paid to watch this film Kneecap Review – Today, I start the process of catching up on all the films of 2024 that I missed on the first release, and the first one off the bat is a film out of Northern…

[brian-in-finance]

Thanks for the message, Anon. 😃

Yeah… no…

Here are screenshots from your link:

The “picture” screenshot was taken from an IFTA red carpet interview by Eric Roberts and India Sasha, recorded Live on TikTok.

IFTA was interviewing Best Supporting Actor - Drama nominee Emmett J. Scanlan (Kin), as the full image shows.

Brian’s post 21 April 2024

So tell me... why would a Scotsman, who hasn't been in any IFTA-nominated production, and isn't presenting nor receiving an IFTA Award, be standing in the interview area on the IFTA red carpet?

He wouldn’t. (And the actual “Scotsman” in attendance walked behind the interview area, alongside the building, and straight into it, as previously noted here.)

So who might the tall blond man in the blue circle ⬇️ standing behind India be? And what is the wee bit of orange in the orange oval behind Eric?

Could Blue Circle Man be part of Kneecap’s entourage?

It’s more likely he is. Kneecap was at the IFTAs, after all.

And why the balaclava? 😂

Remember… DJ Próvaí’s signature green-orange-white balaclava hangs backstage at Bowery Ballroom. He began wearing the disguise when the band was first taking off, and he was still employed as a teacher. "It didn't stop him from being thrown out of the school," says Móglaí Bap. Adds Mo Chara: "It was the worst-kept secret in Ireland." — Rolling Stone

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Saw Kneecap last night with some friends. (Like, the band. That the movie is about.) I'm not one to have photos taken of myself, but I did get a picture of my friends with them (faces obscured for their protection).

Very shortly into the show, they set up a Palestinian flag on their set. DJ Próvaí would later swap out his Irish flag balaclava for a Palestinian one.

They did not hold back to shit all over Israel and its supporters, which was nice.

Oh yeah, they seemed deeply amused by this enormous fucking slice of pizza some kid had. In Mo Chara's words, "Now that's fuckin' America right there."

It was probably the most insane set I've been to. And the smelliest. But fun as hell.

[peigslayers]

watching kneecap on jimmy fallon and dj próvaí has the branded t-shirt of another band on hahaha

[thoughtlessarse]

Noorthern Irish film Kneecap dominated at the British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) scooping the top gong at the glitzy ceremony held over the weekend. Kneecap bandmates Mo Chara (Liam Óg Ó Hannaidh), Móglaí Bap (Naoise Ó Cairealláin) and DJ Próvaí (JJ Ó Dochartaigh), who all star in the film, were on hand to collect the awards at the ceremony held at The Roundhouse in Camden, North London. The film is a semi-autobiographical offering, following the hip-hop trio from west Belfast on their mission to save the Irish language. It was written, produced and directed by Rich Peppiatt. On the night the bandmates received the award for Best Joint Lead Performance, while Peppiatt won the Best Debut Screenwriter award. The film also took the top prize, being named Best British Independent Film. These three gongs add to four BIFA craft awards announced in November for the film: where it won Best Casting, Best Editing, Best Original Music and Best Music Supervision, bringing their total BIFA 2024 haul to seven.

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I imagine Kemi Badenoch is really pissed off. Good!

[o-the-mts]

Movie Review: Kneecap (2024)

Title: Kneecap Release Date: 8 August 2024 Director: Rich Peppiatt Production Company: BFI | Fine Point Films | Mother Tongues Films | TG4 | Northern Ireland Screen’s Irish Language Broadcast Fund and Screen Fund | Coimisiún na Meán | Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland | Great Point Media Main Cast: Liam Óg “Mo Chara” Ó Hannaidh as himself Naoise “Móglaí Bap” Ó Cairealláin as himself JJ “DJ Próvaí” Ó…

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Kneecap accept Best British Film award for movie that 'isn’t even British - it's Irish'

Rap trio Kneecap – DJ Próvaí, Móglaí Bap and Mo Chara – celebrated an Irish-language film winning Best British Independent Film with their usual craic Source link

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Cultural Research - Kneecap

Kneecap are an Irish rap group from Belfast composed of 3 men who go by the names, Mo Chara, Moglai Bap, and DJ Próvaí. The trio is well known for merging Irish and English within their lyrics along with using satire to bring attention some serious issues in a funny and sometimes absurd light. Their use of Irish in their lyrics is very powerful as it is seen to be a dying language. Despite having some backlash from the law and fellow Irish speakers for their use of drugs and inappropriate lyrics, they have been extremely important in encouraging the learning of the Irish language. I recently saw their movie in the cinema detailing their lives and how they got to where they are today. I really enjoyed how the film portrayed serious issues (such as mental health, the Irish/British divide, and conflict within the north of Ireland) whilst still making it funny and engaging. This film got me thinking about my own relationship with Scotland, Scottish traditions, and Gàidhlig. I feel somewhat disconnected from the culture of this country despite growing up here. This has lead me to explore alienation I feel within not knowing my country's language or traditions.

[werewolfetone]

#thots on northern Irish hip hop group kneecap?

What I've heard of their music is fun and I keep meaning to get into it but as of now I don't rly listen to them. and I wanted to watch the movie but I've not done that either because of my stupid as fuck job. so if the joke about dj próvaí and lana del ray wearing a bag from famed texas supermarket chain HEB on her head last night didn't land it's because I'm a fake fan and a poser btw

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Kneecap | intense energy in one-of-a-kind film

A chaotic combination of humour, hip hop, and politics, Kneecap really is one of a kind. Directed by Rich Peppiatt, starring Móglaí Bap, DJ Próvaí, and Mo Chara, this film looks into the crazy lives of these charismatic and unique individuals and their even more unusual story. Kneecap has recently been released in cinemas and I urge anyone and everyone to see it, no matter your usual taste in…

[allthishumanityforfree]

The irish times dropped an article about kneecap and Paul flirting with them as well😂

Even though I don't really get what kneecap are trying to say by it, like the shorts he was wearing etc (what does it matter) ... anybody?

“Paul Mescal was flirting with us in the back of the [cinema] tent,” says DJ Próvaí. He pauses before making a scandalous revelation. “He was wearing Adidas shorts, not GAA shorts. It’s all a farce.”

Yeah, I am not sure why they dropped that in the middle of an interview. Came out of nowhere judging on the way it's editing. I hope the writer brought it up.

[piasgermany]

[Video] KNEECAP teilen Video zu "Love Making"!

Das nordirische Rap-Trio KNEECAP, das gerade von seiner ausverkauften US-Tournee zurückgekehrt ist, bei der die Drei auch für einen Auftritt in Jimmy Fallons The Tonight Show vorbeigeschaut haben, stellt heute die neue Single "Love Making" vor. Das von Toddla T (u.a. AJ Tracey, Stormzy, Headie One) produzierte Debütalbum "Fine Art" erscheint am 14. Juni über Heavenly.

In "Love Making" verbindet das Trio aus Belfast - Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap und DJ Próvaí - den Geist der Rave-Szene der frühen 90er-Jahre mit der frenetischen Energie der Club-Musik des 21. Jahrhunderts - oder wie die Band es einfach ausdrückt: “Baby making music, not much else to define here, inspired by 90s garage tunes.”

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Kneecap Takes New York: Backstage With Belfast’s Hottest Rap Trio

Image Credit: Sacha Lecca for Rolling Stone Kneecap’s pre-show regular keeps it basic. “Jägerbomb,” states Mo Chara (ideal). “And a little ABBA music,” includes DJ Próvaí (left). “We simulate a little ABBA before we go onstage,” concurs Móglaí Bap (middle). “A little ‘Gim me! Gim me! Gim me!’ “Who does not?” Mo Chara states. “That gets any person pumped.” Salute Image Credit: Sacha Lecca for…

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Kneecap: Irish rap group’s biopic to have world premiere at Sundance Film Festival 2024

First Irish-language film to play at the Sundance Film festival. Bualadh bos! Maith sibh, lads!