Elected politicians in Australia have also attempted to utilise rapping to reach a younger audience . In 2012 , two Labor Party cabinet members in the Gillard Government briefly delivered original policy-related lyrics backed by music : Trade Minister Craig Emerson commented on the carbon tax by performing an adapted version of the chorus of rock song “ Horror Movie ” , referred to by some as the “ No Whyalla Wipeout ” rap ; while Arts Minister Simon Crean marked a visit to a Parramatta arts centre by recording rhyming lines in a duet with sound artist Tokyo Love-In over the beat of " Ice Ice Baby " . Greens Senator Scott Ludlam appeared in the 2014 G20 Brisbane summit episode of '' Juice Rap News '' , rapping ten lines criticising the Abbott Government 's mandatory data retention law
2014 G20 Brisbane summit
2014 G20 Brisbane summit
Australian hip hop