article_snippet.sent: Calling A Libyan rapper 'Volcano',
article_snippet.sent: Warzone: Calling himself 'Volcano',
article_snippet.sent: Although the rapper appears in the war zone wielding a guns, it is not clear whether Volcano is simply using the civil war backdrop for effect or if the rapper is actually involved in the conflict.
article_snippet.sent: It is not clear whether Volcano is using the civil war backdrop for effect, or if His is  involved in the conflict .
article_snippet.sent: Volcano's Facebook page describes him as a Benghazi-based rapper who also studies English translation at Benghazi University - the oldest education establishment in Libya.
article_snippet.sent: The lyrics to him song refer to God being 'gone' and - rather than talking about the conflict in Libya - appear about Palestinians living in Gaza.
article_snippet.sent: The refrain of his song suggests Volcano keeps up to date with events in the Gaza Strip and Israel via news on Google and Yahoo.
article_snippet.sent: Giving him personal interests as 'Libyan rap', Volcano's page also states: 'I hate treason'.
article_snippet.sent: Volcano is not the first North African rapper linked to warfare and conflict.
highlights_snippet.sent: Calling himself 'Volcano' rapper is a 31-year-old from war-torn Benghazi .
  