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While Prince Harry may not have perfected his rapping skills just yet, he definitely knows how to kick it with the kids. 。
On a recent trip to visit students at Nottingham Academy in England, he participated in a variety of cool classroom activities, spoke at a graduation ceremony and got schooled on how to spit rhymes by a smooth, mic-dropping young rapper. 。
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Clearly the kids in Nottingham were pretty psyched the 32-year-old had stopped by, because they graciously let him pop into their classes and 。 attempt 。 attempt 。
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A few of the Nottingham students put on an impressively memorable rap performance for Prince Harry, telling personal stories through their lyrics and ending with a dramatic paper toss (now the equivalent of a mic drop when your mic can't physically be dropped). 。
After observing the lyric-writing workshop, which inspired beautifully truthful lines like "I like it when it's nice weather / eating rice makes me feel better," Prince Harry, wishing he had those skills, enjoyed a hearty chuckle. 。
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Before ducking out of the class, he made sure to pound fists with his pals and pose for a few pics. And though he's 。
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royalty, Prince Harry showed the world he's just like the rest of us by trying (and failing) to pull off the classic shoulder tap prank. 。
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Prince Harry also stopped by to observe a kickboxing class at Nottingham Academy before heading over to the Nottingham Council House to present the latest class of Coach Core apprentices with their graduation certificates. 。
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