The last Asian artist to so widely capture Western attention by rapping, after all, was PSY the Korean singer and rapper known for the viral dance classic "Gangnam Style"—whose song relied on a goofy lightheartedness, more akin to slapstick than to hip-hop.
It appears this video, unconfirmed but widely shared, captured that moment.
His best-known work, "Historia de una Escalera" ("The Story of a Staircase"), written in 1949 and still widely performed, captured the physical and moral decay of Spain in the early years after the civil war.
She raised two daughters (who both became painters) while traveling widely to capture and kill insects worth documenting.
These are expected to vary most considerably and widely physiologically, capturing the effect of incoming thalamo-cortical input.
To make better use of limited information in a relation instance, parsing trees and combined features are employed widely to capture the local dependencies of relation instances.
It is necessary to sample widely to capture this diversity.
We want the benefits of innovation to be widely shared, not captured by narrow, powerful interests.
Eventually those shops started selling the kits more widely, as science captured the public imagination in the Victorian era, said Rosie Cook, a cultural historian at the Chemical Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit group in Philadelphia.
That widely seen image captured the hot-button debates surrounding the store's arrival, which pitted its corporate owners, Wal-Mart, against local residents who wanted to protect the area's vibrant public markets, rich cultural history and significant archaeological sites.
This belief is partly inspired by widely circulated video captured during the 1991 tornado outbreak near Andover, Kansas, where a news crew and several other people take shelter under an overpass on the Kansas Turnpike and safely ride out a tornado as it passes by.
