Horrorshow rapper takes swipe at Prime Minister Tony Abbott in Like a Version Taking a walk on the political side ... Horrorshow's Adit Gauchan, left, and Nick Bryant-Smith. Photo: Victor Frankowski Sydney rapper MC Solo, aka Nick Bryant-Smith, has slipped a cheeky swipe at Prime Minister Tony Abbott into a song he performed on Triple J's popular Like a Version cover segment this morning on the youth radio network. Solo and Adit Gauchan, aka Horrorshow, performed their cover version of Tribe Called Quest's Can I Kick It? and Lou Reed's Walk on the Wildside. They were supported by two members of fellow inner west group Made in Japan, which Fairfax reported scored a spot at Britain's Great Escape Festival in May. At 4 minutes and 43 seconds in to the nearly six minute jam, Solo raps "Mr Abbott would you please turn to vapor / You'd be doing us a really big favour." Horrorshow are no strangers to rapping about politics: many of their lyrics focus on social issues and the duo performed their take on the election last month in the Fairfax studios in Sydney. Like a Version is a long-running and popular segment held on Triple J's breakfast show and has spawned nine albums of sometimes highly creative cover versions of popular songs by Australian and international artists. Poll: What has been your favourite ever Like a Version cover? Ginuwine's Pony by Abbe May Gotye's Hearts a Mess by Missy Higgins The Black Keys' Lonely Boy by Matt Corby Kings of Leon's Use Somebody by Tiki Taane The Clash's Rock the Casbah by Something for Kate Tina Turner's What's Love Got To Do With It by Gossip Tribe Called Quest's Can I Kick It by Horrorshow/Made in Japan Alt-J's Tesselate by Emma Louise INXS's One of My Kind by Husky The Church's Under the Milky Way by Josh Pyke Foster the People's Pumped Up Kicks by Owl Eyes Total votes: 79. Vote now: Breakfast TV rivalry