TED Talksのインスタグラム(ted) - 1月24日 07時04分

Ever wonder how Nelly’s song “Country Grammar” became a Grammy-award winning hit? Well, the line, “Down down, baby, your street in a Range Rover” actually got its inspiration from a classic jump rope game song that went, “down down, baby, down down the roller coaster.” “All the people who grew up in any black urban community would know that music, so it was a ready made hit,” says Kyra Gaunt. In the newest episode of TED’s original video series, Small Thing Big Idea, Kyra explores how the jump rope got its rhythm. Watch at go.ted.com/jumprope, and follow the show on Facebook for future episodes about the genius design of everyday items.

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