Updated rap post.

Author: ZRich97

_posts/2019-11-10-the-rapalyzer.markdown

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 <iframe controls='true' type='video/mov' allow="fullscreen" src="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zhhEbwY7Xur_TFbsBCTmjnYjqGpAqlE1/preview" width="716" height="378"></iframe>
 
 After seeing quite a few 'rhyme scheme analysis' breakdowns such as [this one](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2ah9CtlaEs)
-on Instagram, Reddit, and YouTube, I decided to try my hand at automating the process. The result is the aptly named [Rap-alyzer](http://rap.zrich.dev/) 
+on Instagram, Reddit, and YouTube, I decided to try my hand at automating the process. The result is the aptly named the Rap-alyzer
 (or 'Rap Analyzer'). 
 
 The webapp is hosted on AWS. The frontend is written in React (my first foray into web development!) and the backend is a Flask app served using Gunicorn.
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 - Rhyme groups should be confined to a single verse.
 - Genius' lyrics sometimes contain cruft that should be cleaned more thoroughly. 
 - The colors used to indicate rhyme groups are randomly generated, making it possible that two groups have the same color. 
-- Many rappers bend rhymes using unusual pronounciation (example: [Eminem](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPcR5RVXHMg)). It may be possible to use speech-to-text to more accurately pick up rhymes.
+- Many rappers bend rhymes using unusual pronounciation (example: [Eminem](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPcR5RVXHMg)). It may be possible to use speech-to-text to more accurately pick up rhymes.
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+Try it out at [rap.zrich.dev](https://rap.zrich.dev). Thanks!