Michelle Obama Rapping at the White House Kicks Off #FlotusBars on Twitter

Michelle Obama is giving Kendrick Lamar a run for his money. The First Lady proves she can rap in a new song that encourages the youth to attend college.

In a College Humor video, Saturday Night Live’s Jay Pharoah joins FLOTUS at the White House as they trade bars. "South side Chicago we all know / We had to do overtime every night to make it tomorrow / And everyone could really make their dream true / Hey, kid listenin' in Michigan, that could be you," FLOTUS raps.

President Obama's wife does her best rapper's pose and rocks some shades alongside Jay as he reminds the aspiring MCs of the world to hit the books. "You wanna fight crime, you should go to college / If you wanna write rhymes fill your head with knowledge," he delivers. "If you wanna star at grass don't go to college, but for everything else, you should go to college."

While it's apparent President Obama is a hip-hop fan -- his favorite song of 2015 is K. Dot's "How Much a Dollar Cost?" -- his wife is usually on the R&B tip. The 51-year-old Chi-town native created a Girl Power playlist earlier this year to celebate the International Day of the Girl. She featured songs like Beyonce's "Run the World (Girls)" and Mary J. Blige's "Doubt."

Twitter is all here for Michelle Obama's raps. Take a look at the comical lyrics people are creating in the hashtag #FLOTUSbars below.

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