The rap star of Lapland – A voice for the Sami | DW Documentary
The film follows Sami rapper Mihkku Laiti, who lives in the northernmost corner of Lapland. It is a coming-of-age story that follows Mihkku’s career as a musician, and his rise to stardom.
Rapper Yungmiqu, also known by his real name Mihkku Laiti, inspires people. He lives his Sami culture through music and proudly wears a Sami costume that he designed himself. He has mastered joik, the traditional throat singing of the Sami people, as well as rap. He raps and joiks, building his brand online, but he also works to master the labor-intensive art of reindeer herding. He sees his roots and the Sami language as his greatest strengths.
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vittu mä häpeän!!
Wonderful!!! These are the young people of this world's future. It gives me hope.
Reminds me of the "rapper" from Everything Illuminated
Favorite part is when he says "minus taxes." Could also watch a documentary on his dad.
His music is dope keep pushing my G. I’m from the US and your rhythm and flow are in point.
I guess his Norse genes are stronger on his dad's side of the family or is that Finnish? Thats usually how it works from father to son.