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Every day I and other older fit guys are pestered at the gym by rappers talk-singing about drugs, guns, f***ing and even motherf***ing. Worse still, it appears that many people believe rap music is now a political force in Thailand.

The anti-military dictatorship rap song unmasks the “corrupt” military government who are presenting themselves as “heroes,” some say.

Former deputy prime minister Chaturon Chaisang on Saturday warned the government against arresting a rap group that released an anti-coup song.

An anti-military dictatorship rap song has topped Thailand's download list on iTunes after police and the government threatened legal action against the Rap Against Dictatorship (RAD) group.

Video draws a million hits, but the 10 indie rappers may have to face charges.

Deputy national police chief Srivara Ransibrahmanakul on Friday said that there was a 50 per cent chance that the Rap Against Dictatorship’s single “Prathet Ku Mee” (My Country's Got), released on YouTube this week, is breaking the law.

A youngster from Buri Ram proves you don’t need to see to rap

Relatives of a Myanmar migrant worker who was raped and murdered in Tak are demanding a speedy investigation.