You Can't Unsee This Monopoly Rap About Atlantic City Game

Sometimes you find a video on YouTube, and sometimes a YouTube video finds you.

Unless you've been living under a rock, you know that Atlantic City was the inspiration to the popular board game, Monopoly.

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Monopoly, according to Wikipedia, has been around since 1935, when Parker Brothers first started marketing the game. It's been licensed in more than 100 counties, and is available in dozens of languages.

Most recently, a study determined that Monopoly causes the most fights - more than any other board game - among family and friends. Many families have actually banned the game from their family game nights.

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Now, comes something a little it different.

OK, a lot different.

This budding video/music star has come up with "Monopoly Rap" - a fun music video that's sure to end up on the floor, much like the Monopoly game board ends up after a not-very-friendly game. Check it out:

Well, that's one of the more interesting tributes to Monopoly!

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