Rolling in the Higgs: A Physics-Themed Parody of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep

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The forum discussion centers around a physics-themed a cappella parody of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep," which humorously references the Higgs boson. Participants express enthusiasm for the video, noting its popularity among CERN employees. The link to the video is shared, highlighting its appeal to those with a background in physics and music. The discussion emphasizes the intersection of science and art through creative expression.

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This post is a link to an art piece concerning the Higgs boson, and not an actual question. I looked though the boards, trying to figure out the appropriate place to post it, and this board seemed most likely. If it doesn't belong on this board, please forgive me and move it to where it should be. Thanks!)

This physics-themed a capella parody of Adele's "Rolling in the deep" is too good. Apparently, if you read the comments, people at CERN have been watching it! xD
I bet a number of us have seen it already, but for those who haven't...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtItBX1l1VY
 
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Hah! Nice find. Thanks for sharing! Right up my alley: I both majored in physics and directed an a cappella group in college :cool:
 

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