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Mr Gee questions the 'work/life balance' and reflects on what it is that we should really be prioritising in life.
This piece was also performed in the studio on 'London Live - http://www.londonlive.co.uk/programmes/not-the-one-show/clips/watch-this/not-the-one-show-10th-october-2014-mr-gee-stress-poem
An animated version of Prince Ea's brilliant viral piece 'Can We Auto-Correct Humanity?'. Whilst delivering the same great message audibly, these alternate visuals offer a new twist for those that enjoyed the original video.
At what point does the influence of technology become too much? Prince Ea explores our growing obsession with gadgets and the internet in this great viral piece, which (perhaps with a hint of irony!) has clocked up over 7 million views since its release 3 weeks ago.
'Light at the end of the tunnel' in this viral spoken-word video from the talented Prince Ea. With 1.5 million views and counting, the message he ably delivers is clearly one that's resonant for many.
Whilst the dust may have settled on the 2014 FIFA World Cup some months ago now, this poem by Hollie McNish - an exploration of the competition's broader impact and long-term repercussions - remains equally as pertinent as when it was first recorded.
Having been on fine form recently, including a 'must-listen' appearance on BBC Radio 4's 'Four Thought', we're pleased to present the trailer for 'Talk About Something You Like' by Byron Vincent.
Described as a "theatre show about living with mental health diagnoses", Byron's uniquely articulated, first-hand take on the topic has garnered great reviews at Edinburgh Fringe 2014 and will hopefully be touring near you in coming months.
Smoothly delivered, useful advice for the internet generation, written and performed by Suli Breaks.
A fascinating, long-form interview with multi-medium wordsmith Scroobius Pip, courtesy of London Real.
Adam Kammerling (aka Adam The Rapper) articulates his vision for a better society in 'If I Had It My Way'.
