Mega Ran - The Story Of Rap

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Come on everybody let's all get down
Cause what we have is a brand new sound
It's called hip hop
And it can't be beat
So let me tell you all the tale on how it came to be

It goes Boom Bap Boom Boom Bap
Boom Bap boom boom Bap
Boom Bap boom boom Bap
Well let me finish my story and continue the rap

In the parks and the basements in nyc
In the year of 1973
Once upon a time there was a really great DJ
And he had a bunch a records that he loved to play

It goes Boom Bap Boom Boom Bap
Boom Bap boom boom Bap
Boom Bap boom boom Bap
Wеll let me finish my story and continue thе rap

In the parks and the basements in nyc
In the year of 1973
The DJ played breaks to give the people a chance
To watch the B-Boys and B-Girls do their dance
It went Boom Bap Boom Boom Bap
Boom Bap boom boom Bap
Boom Bap boom boom Bap
Well let me finish my story and continue the rap

In the parks and the basements in nyc
In the year of 1973
Party people need to know they're in the place to be
So on the microphone emerged the first mc

It goes Boom Bap Boom Boom Bap
Boom Bap boom boom Bap
Boom Bap boom boom Bap
Well let me finish my story and continue the rap

In the parks and the basements in nyc
In the year of 1973
There was a movement of dance and fashion and sound
And everybody in the world wanted to be down

They called it hip hop
And it'll never ever stop
They called it hip hop
And it'll never ever stop
They called it hip hop
And it'll never ever stop
So don't you forget to give the DJ his props
Yeah

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Mega Ran is a nerdcore rapper, chiptune DJ, and producer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The stage name originally came from his favorite game at the beginning of his musical career, Mega Man. He is also known by his producer nickname, Random Beats. He hosts a wrestling-oriented podcast on his website titled Mat Mania.

Pursuing the academic field at the time as a middle school teacher (formerly a special education teacher), he donned the titles of both a musical artist and a teacher until 2011, where he ultimately quit teaching to focus on a full-time music career.

Ran started to gain mainstream attention in March 2009 for the song “Splash Woman” from his fifth, then newly-released album Mega Ran 9, then again in February 2012 for “Mega Ran’s Jeremy Lin Rap” which was played on ESPN, and was also featured on NBC Sports, The New York Times, and other news outlets – it being dedicated to the professional NBA basketball player Jeremy Lin who was trending widespread at the time and was NBA’s newest sensation.

His original name was Random, and then the transition from Mega Ran to Random was made until he officially changed it back to Mega Ran in February 2015 to avoid confusion:

Today I decided to change my name officially to just Mega Ran. It’s too confusing with at least 6 other acts named Random, and some sites don’t allow an aka… so, it’s officially a thing.

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