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Rapping, deconstructed: The best rhymers of all time12:44

Rapping, deconstructed: The best rhymers of all time

16.3M views • 10 years ago
Vox
Vox breaks down how great rappers build rhymes, from Kurtis Blow's simple bars to Biggie's smooth flow and Kendrick Lamar's dense, fast delivery. It uses on-screen visualizations of rhyme structure.
Rhyme: Why Eminem is one of the most impressive lyricists ever6:00

Rhyme: Why Eminem is one of the most impressive lyricists ever

3.7M views • 13 years ago
Library of Alexandria
A re-upload of a video breaking down Eminem's rhyme schemes, showing multi-syllable and internal rhymes in songs such as Lose Yourself. It aims to show why he is considered a standout lyricist.
Brother Ali - Uncle Sam Goddamn (Official Video)5:00

Brother Ali - Uncle Sam Goddamn (Official Video)

8.8M views • 19 years ago
Rhymesayers Entertainment
The official video for Brother Ali's 'Uncle Sam Goddamn', a politically charged rap song critiquing the United States, produced by Ant.
Monktoberfest 2016: Bryan Cantrill - Oral Tradition in Software Engineering48:00

Monktoberfest 2016: Bryan Cantrill - Oral Tradition in Software Engineering

41K views • 9 years ago
RedMonk Tech Events
Bryan Cantrill's Monktoberfest 2016 talk on how software engineers pass knowledge down through oral tradition, from folk rhymes to programmer lore and stories like why C lacks a logical XOR. He argues for writing software with future generations in mind.
Shakespeare: Original pronunciation (The Open University)10:22

Shakespeare: Original pronunciation (The Open University)

5.6M views • 15 years ago
OpenLearn from The Open University
David and Ben Crystal introduce the Original Pronunciation production of Shakespeare and show what it reveals about the history of English, including puns and rhymes lost in modern speech.