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Jordan Simons has found a creative way to turn Dr. Seuss books (non-controversial ones) like Fox in Socks and ABC into rap songs. He adds a hip-hop beat and starts rapping the words. It's amazing how the rhythm of the books just lends itself to this style of music. This really needs to be an album. (@jordansimons4)
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