The Internet improves your favorite songs with #TrapCovers
Sparks flew at Thursday night's Republican presidential debate, but the real fire was on Twitter.
Overnight, #TrapCover spread through the social media platform, inspiring musical (and non-musical) users to reinvent classic, often gentle, songs in the aggressive style of trap music.
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In the 30-second videos, the amateur musicians redefine hits like "Hey Jude" and "In the Arms of an Angel" for a new generation.
It began with Nathan Zed, and grew from there.
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You know the trend is legit when Twitter's co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey endorses it.
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God bless America.
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