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Updated Youtube link (with a functional one that has lyrics included) and removed speculation and personal opinions from previous edits.

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Deckard Cain Rap

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The [[Deckard Cain Rap]] is an easter egg created and published by the [[Blizzard Entertainment]] Company. The song consists of a very medieval-theme and of course, [[Deckard Cain]] bringing out his classical rap rhythm.

== Development ==
Most of the song consists of clips of words that Deckard Cain had said in the actual game, with a few tweaks, such as when Deckard Cain says "Stay Awhile and Listen" and "Greetings", but other unspoken words such as "Sean Connery" and "Patrick Stewart" were probably created using word splicing with other words or getting the actor who played Deckard Cain to coherce those words. The rap is very old-fashioned, consisting of a two-word, one rhyme rhythm were in the present-tense version of rap, most rappers can pull about 5 to 6 rhymes in only two sentences. The melody is a simple jazz theme with a soft drum loop that quiets when Deckard Cain enters his verse. There might also be an edition of a piano at some points but yet is to be known about this topic. Heres the song on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMAbNFptzAA

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−	Performed by Deckard Cain's voice actor, Michael Gough, many lyrics from the song refer to dialogue in the game (but certainly not all, such as "Sean Connery" or "Patrick Stewart"). The rap is consists of two-word, one rhyme rhythms. The melody is a simple jazz theme with a soft drum loop that quiets when Deckard Cain enters his verse. Here is the song (with lyrics) on youtube: <nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HfmB4r2Fco</nowiki>	+	Performed by Deckard Cain's voice actor, Michael Gough, many lyrics from the song refer to dialogue in the game (but certainly not all, such as "Sean Connery" or "Patrick Stewart"). The rap consists of two-word, one rhyme rhythms. The melody is a simple jazz theme with a soft drum loop that quiets when Deckard Cain enters his verse. Here is the song (with lyrics) on youtube: <nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HfmB4r2Fco</nowiki>

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	== Development ==		== Development ==
−	Performed by Deckard Cain's voice actor, Michael Gough, many lyrics from the song refer to dialogue in the game (but certainly not all, such as "Sean Connery" or "Patrick Stewart"). The rap is ~~very old-fashioned, consisting~~ of a two-word, one rhyme rhythms. The melody is a simple jazz theme with a soft drum loop that quiets when Deckard Cain enters his verse. Here is the song (with lyrics) on youtube: <nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HfmB4r2Fco</nowiki>	+	Performed by Deckard Cain's voice actor, Michael Gough, many lyrics from the song refer to dialogue in the game (but certainly not all, such as "Sean Connery" or "Patrick Stewart"). The rap is consists of two-word, one rhyme rhythms. The melody is a simple jazz theme with a soft drum loop that quiets when Deckard Cain enters his verse. Here is the song (with lyrics) on youtube: <nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HfmB4r2Fco</nowiki>

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	== Development ==		== Development ==
−	~~Most of~~ the song ~~consists of clips of words that Deckard Cain had said~~ in the ~~actual~~ game, ~~with a few tweaks, such as when Deckard Cain says "Stay Awhile and Listen" and "Greetings", but other unspoken words~~ such as "Sean Connery" ~~and~~ "Patrick Stewart" ~~were probably created using word splicing with other words or getting the actor who played Deckard Cain to coherce those words~~. The rap is very old-fashioned, consisting of a two-word, one rhyme ~~rhythm were in the present-tense version of rap, most rappers can pull about 5 to 6 rhymes in only two sentences~~. The melody is a simple jazz theme with a soft drum loop that quiets when Deckard Cain enters his verse. ~~There might also be an edition of a piano at some points but yet~~ is ~~to be known about this topic. Heres~~ the song on youtube: ~~http~~://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~gMAbNFptzAA~~	+	Performed by Deckard Cain's voice actor, Michael Gough, many lyrics from the song refer to dialogue in the game (but certainly not all, such as "Sean Connery" or "Patrick Stewart"). The rap is very old-fashioned, consisting of a two-word, one rhyme rhythms. The melody is a simple jazz theme with a soft drum loop that quiets when Deckard Cain enters his verse. Here is the song (with lyrics) on youtube: <nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HfmB4r2Fco</nowiki>