Kim Bearden, an Atlanta Teacher, Stuns with Viral Rap Performance
You won’t believe what happened at Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta. One of the founders and language arts teacher, Kim Bearden, put on one helluva show during the school’s first-day celebration. She took the stage and rapped Busta Rhymes‘ part from Chris Brown’s “Look At Me Now.” It wasn’t just about starting the school year; it was about showing how much fun learning can be.
Kim shared her rap video on Instagram, and it went crazy. People couldn’t stop watching it. Then The Shade Room, a big social media platform, reposted it, and things went even wilder. More than 7 million people saw it, and 400,000 people liked it. It got so much attention that it crashed the Ron Clark Academy’s website. Now, that’s something!
Even Busta Rhymes himself, the famous rapper behind the song Kim was rapping, gave her a big thumbs up. He praised Kim not only for her fantastic performance but also for the incredible impact teachers like her have on the world. Busta had some heartfelt words for students, too, telling them to chase their dreams while keeping their focus on school.
But let’s not forget the real star here – Kim Bearden. Even with all the sudden fame, she hasn’t forgotten why she’s a teacher. She wants learning to be fun, and she is succeeding quite nicely with that. It is also so inspirational for teachers all over. Now in her 37th year of teaching, Kim is super thankful for the school’s tradition of starting the year with lots of love and excitement. Busta Rhymes agreed, saying how important teachers like Kim are for shaping the future.
Kim Bearden’s rap video isn’t just a viral sensation. It makes us remember that learning doesn’t have to be boring; it can be an absolute adventure. Kim has dedicated her life to making learning fun and putting her amazing talent into action. This says education should be exciting and life-changing.
As a new school year starts, Kim Bearden’s rap video keeps inspiring students and teachers alike. It gives a huge boost to live your dreams, get educated and spread positivity through music and art. A standing ovation for all those teachers out there because they are more than just in classrooms; they are everywhere.
