For most, the concept of a broken elevator can conjure up images of panic, claustrophobia, boredom or even intimacy. 

Writing hip-hop lyrics, however, isn't a typical response.

But dropping bars to a wall-panel-created beat is precisely how Zach Banner and the other University of Southern California offensive linemen passed the time in their hapless, suspended state, and thus, "The Elevator Rap" was born.

Although the flow may have taken their minds off their predicament, is spitting fire potentially dangerous in such a cramped space?

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