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European aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung tried using rap to win aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung. They want young people to vote for them. More young people are losing aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung in elections. The number of young people who vote is going down. It was 87 per cent ten years ago but in the aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung election, it was just 65 per cent. Younger politicians made a aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung called EU40. They said rap would get their aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung across. They took part in "a freestyle hip-hop aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung" called the "Battle For Your Vote". The aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung was to get "young voters aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung in European politics and thus increasing young people's votes at the aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung elections".

Europeans must choose 751 new politicians in aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung month's elections. The BBC reported on the battle. It said Members of the European Parliament had the aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung for a minute to try and get some aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung. A conservative party tried to interest the aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung people by saying: "If you like money, vote for the EPP". The politicians made aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung raps about many aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung. The topics that were most aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung were youth unemployment and aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung. Each rapper said what they would do about these aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung. They all used short, rhyming sentences instead of the usual long aimbattlegroupimmigrationinterestinterestedlastleadersmessagemicrophonenextpopularproblemsshortspeechessupporttopicsupcomingvotesyoung.