By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:19 EST, 24 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:47 EST, 26 December 2012 A pioneering Libyan rap group who had to censor their lyrics under the repressive Gaddafi regime are taking YouTube by storm since the downfall of the dictator. Good Against Bad (GAB), which were founded in 2006, were finally able to play their first open public performance at the weekend. The rap group - one of a tiny number in the north African country - were forced to only write about friendship, music and love and avoid political topic for fear of reprisals.
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The pioneering group Good Against Bad played their first public gig on Friday
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They had to censor their lyrics under the Gaddafi regime for fear of reprisals
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Their song Libya Bleed was the soundtrack to the Libya Revolution
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