Here's a little bit of trivia for you: The most commonly used letter in the English language is "e." It's hard to say or write much without it. This very short paragraph, for example, uses it no less than 17 times.
But Andrew Huang don't need no stinkin' "e." Watch the YouTube video above as he delivers a two-minute rap that actually sounds professional without using English's most common letter a single solitary time. No matter how you feel about his music -- or rap music in general -- it's an impressive accomplishment of vocabulary and creativity.
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If Huang's name sounds familiar, there's plenty of reason why. Already this year he's made similarly excellent YouTube music videos featuring: meth lab tools as instruments in tribute to Breaking Bad; a very mellow tune made almost entirely of water sounds; and a tour of the alphabet's 26 letters using a different musical genre for each.
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