But it seems nobody has taken the song as literally as Macklemore himself, who has so many outfit changes in his one-and-a-half-hour set in St Anne’s Park he must have raided a St Vincent de Paul.
When he emerges on stage to perform opener CHANT, the Seattle rapper sets the tone for the night in a vintage Ireland rugby jersey with his head wrapped in a tricolour keffiyeh – a Middle Eastern headdress now synonymous with support for the Palestinian people.
Macklemore (Photo by Kristy Sparow/Getty Images)
He takes off his sunglasses in the evening sun and screams “DUBLIN, I made it back home. It’s our first show of the summer, and it’s in my favourite f***ing place in the…