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Gadling inspires amateur rap song?

by Jeffrey White (RSS feed) on Apr 17th 2009 at 8:30AM

At Gadling, we're always happy when people read and respond to our posts. It's just not everyday that someone writes a full-fledged rap song out of them.

But YouTube rapper "JournalRhythm" has taken a couple of recent news events that we've posted on and turned them in to a 1:11 rap song. It looks like this guy writes a different rap song based on news events nearly every day. Don't know why he needs goggles, though (or are they sunglasses?)

Anyway, the subjects of this rap are the snakes on a plane I posted about yesterday, and a man who whipped out his own snake on a Hawaiian airlines flight recently -- which Scott blogged about yesterday as well.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Willy Apr 17th 2009 8:48AM

He needs the swimming goggles, so he can swim through all his money, boyyyyyy.

Grant Martin Apr 19th 2009 4:14PM

We know that's you, Jeff.

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