# I miss the old React(Kanye) ⚛

> I cooked a Kanye-ish song and it went a little viral.
- **Published**: 2024-02-02
- **URL**: https://rikiphukon.com/blog/react-rap

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<Alert>
  Let me inform you beforehand that this song is a light take on the recent
  innovations in ReactJS ⚛. I do not, in any way, hate ReactJS. In fact, it
  is one of my favorite pieces of technology in modern times!
</Alert>

## Prologue
<Image width={600} height={400} src="/blog/react-rap/bandlab.png" figcaption="stiching together the pieces on BandLab"/>

It was at around 1 am, I had just finished making my bed. I give my Twitter(X) feed one last scroll
and that's when I discover a trending tweet by a well known Twitter personality, it was kinda like Kanye's
interlude, and in his voice! He later linked the repo below.

<LinkPreview
  imageUrl="https://github.githubassets.com/assets/mona-loading-dark-7701a7b97370.gif"
  title="voicepaw/so-vits-svc-fork"
  description="so-vits-svc fork with realtime support, improved interface and more features."
  link="https://github.com/voicepaw/so-vits-svc-fork"
/>

This tweet quoted another tweet by a tech entreprenuer who actually wrote it. Me being me, I quicly capitalzed on the idea, opened up my Bandlab after 4 years and started cooking. Needless to say it came out pretty neat!✨

<Alert>
  Despite being a fan of Kanye's recent work, I frequently revisit his debut
  album, "The College Dropout," finding myself nostalgic for the old Kanye.{" "}
  

  

  Kanye himself acknowledges this sentiment in his song "I Love Kanye,"
  prompting reflection on why many share a preference for the earlier phase of
  his career. The song has no instrumental, here give it a play.:
  

  <Iframe src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/track/5CGS4UovzA7ftCJkLVXQju?utm_source=generator" />
</Alert>

## My one day of fame

<Tweet id="1753139902773096544" theme="light" />
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