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When they ran out on stage it was just brilliant the crowd erupted.

It was the end of summer and Rory Carroll the Guardian's Island correspondent was

at Electric Picnic, Ireland's biggest music festival.

He was there alongside thousands of others,

watching one of the breakout acts of the summer.

And then they just kind of launch into their act straight away.

There's no kind of like chit-chat with the audience.

You didn't need that. I mean, there's already an instant connection.

Have you tried this for me.

It's not 13, not a party,

but he wasn't there for Chapel Rowan or Charlie XXX.

The stars he was there to see with over a billion plays on Tic-Tock came from a leaky old cabin in the north of Cork.

Here was just a blast of sheer joy with a Cork accent which adds to the joy I think and it's so

catchy you know you hear it once and you can be singing it you can be humming it to the rest of the day.

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