Get a glimpse into Stephen Colbert's brilliant brain as he connects Chance the Rapper and Childish Gambino's "Favorite Song" to Lord of the Rings' "Song of Eärendil" via Gilbert and Sullivan's distinct rhythm. What a big ol' Tolkien nerd, he is!
Stephen Colbert connects hip hop song verses to Tolkien via Gilbert and Sullivan
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- Chance the Rapper
 - gilbert and sullivan
 - hip hop
 - Lord of the Rings
 - song
 - stephen colbert
 
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