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Is the fastest rapper a mountain biker?

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Christopher Blevins is probably the fastest rapper. The two-time Cape Epic winner not only rapped the 2021 World Cup review after his first World Cup victory in Snowshoe. The US-American moves between spoken word poetry and rap music, even releasing an album in 2018 and now a new single. His songs are profound and definitely worth listening to.

When people talk about the fastest rapper in the world, they mean Eminem. In his song "Rap God", he rattled off a whopping 1560 words in 6.04 minutes, an average of 4.28 words per second. But when it comes to meters per second, his mountain biking compatriot Christopher Blevins clearly outstrips him.

Blevins is already one of the biggest names in mountain biking, having become the first short-track world champion, World Cup race winner and two-time Cape Epic winner. But what few people know is that Blevins has another passion besides mountain biking.

The 25-year-old also excels as a rapper and spoken word poet. He released the album "Mile Markers" in 2018, the single "Wheatered" in 2019 and the single "All the Sun left" the following year. He showcased his skills to the international bike scene for the first time in 2021. After his victory at the World Cup final in Snowshoe, Blevins rapped the season review. You can watch the video here.

In favor of the racer Blevins, however, the musician Blevins had already taken a break at the time. At least in the foreground. In the background, the mountain biker created a new song with Pendulum, which he is now releasing around three years after his last single.

Christopher Blevin's songs are rather calm, have depth and sound very good. However, you will look in vain for blatant street rap and self-dramatization.

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