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The Rap on 'Hamilton': American History Meets Hip Hop
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3:32Now PlayingThe rap songs in composer Lin Manuel Miranda's Broadway smash "Hamilton" are about more than just the Founding Fathers. Some characters' lines and rhymes offer clues about their personalities and pay homage to hip hop artists of the past.
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