Daniel Radcliffe Raps Alphabet Aerobics

For the majority of his fans, Daniel Radcliffe remains until today the little orphan who used to live under the stairs of his malicious relatives and then embarked into a flying train towards Magic and Wizardry. The scared little kid, a little bit disoriented but surrounded by great friends, not only grew up, but also allowed people to see him in different life aspects along the path to maturity. Along this path, Daniel Radcliffe proved that he is not to be considered the child actor he once was, but a full-blown, talented artist that knows what’s up.

One of the latest TV apparitions of Daniel Radcliffe remind of his visiting The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon sometime last week. He appeared on the show promoting one of his films, Horns, where he plays the part of Ig Perrish. The action of the movie develops after the mysterious death of the character’s girlfriend. As if such event were not misfortune enough, the young man awakes with ‘’strange horns sprouting from his temple’’. Although invited as an actor, Daniel Radcliffe proved once more that he is an all-around artist, who takes interest in other connected fields such as music. Radcliffe stated about himself that he believed he was the first kid in his class ‘’to learn all the words to Real Slim Shady’’. His appreciation for rap artist Eminem is not a novelty for the fans who keep track of his interviews and TV apparitions. When invited to On Air with Ryan Seacrest, the actor spoke about his obsession for Eminem’s music.

Jimmy Fallon used Daniel Radcliffe’s confession and provoked the young star to rap Blackalicious‘ utterly fast rap song Alphabet Aerobics. This was no biggie for the music lover who shared: “I’ve always had kind of an obsession with memorizing complicated, lyrically intricate and fast songs […] It’s a disease’’. Prepared for the rapping combat, Daniel took off his coat and headed towards the lights. His performance was breathtakingly awesome and so fast paced that it made it impossible for innocents of rap to follow.