Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
SPOILERS. The Rapification of Alita: Battle Angel was produced, written, performed, and engineered by SRVENT (Spencer Richard). Sections from this video are taken from the 2019 film, Alita: Battle Angel and only altered via colour correction. Otherwise this video was directed and edited by SRVENT.
Learn more about the artist at srvent.com
Special thanks for this project go to my wife, Becky, for helping me film and encouraging me to put this project out there regardless of what people may think. I love you.
Huge shoutouts to Junkie XL, whose score was phenomenal and helped inspire me to make my own score of the film... in my own way.
Major thanks to James Cameron for his passion and work to make the film happen, and to Robert Rodriguez for his stunning direction. And thank you to the crew. All the actors, graphic designers... everyone.
...Maybe a sequel, sometime?
Remember. This video has spoilers. And not just a few spoilers, but all of them. I called it a Rapification because it's like a rap novelization. Of all the films I could have chose to first do this to, I chose Alita: Battle Angel because it was really well done. I loved it.
Fun Fact #1: It is my wife's voice you hear in the beginning of the song, warning about spoilers.
Fun Fact #2: I go into bigger detail about what the process of creating this project looked on on the Visionary Variety Podcast, episode 113: youtube.com/watch?v=7CJ9Pa25ntY
SPOILERS. The Rapification of Alita: Battle Angel was produced, written, performed, and engineered by SRVENT (Spencer Richard). Sections from this video are taken from the 2019 film, Alita: Battle Angel and only altered via colour correction. Otherwise this video was directed and edited by SRVENT.
Learn more about the artist at srvent.com
Special thanks for this project go to my wife, Becky, for helping me film and encouraging me to put this project out there regardless of what people may think. I love you.
Huge shoutouts to Junkie XL, whose score was phenomenal and helped inspire me to make my own score of the film... in my own way.
Major thanks to James Cameron for his passion and work to make the film happen, and to Robert Rodriguez for his stunning direction. And thank you to the crew. All the actors, graphic designers... everyone.
...Maybe a sequel, sometime?
Remember. This video has spoilers. And not just a few spoilers, but all of them. I called it a Rapification because it's like a rap novelization. Of all the films I could have chose to first do this to, I chose Alita: Battle Angel because it was really well done. I loved it.
Fun Fact #1: It is my wife's voice you hear in the beginning of the song, warning about spoilers.
Fun Fact #2: I go into bigger detail about what the process of creating this project looked on on the Visionary Variety Podcast, episode 113: youtube.com/watch?v=7CJ9Pa25ntY
