Watch Run the Jewels' NPR Tiny Desk concert

If you're still looking for some ways to lift your spirits following yesterday's game, watching one of Atlanta's most popular rappers perform for NPR's Tiny Desk series might do the trick.

Atlanta rapper and activist Killer Mike joined his Run the Jewels collaborator El-P recently to perform three songs at the NPR office in D.C.

The duo released their third studio album, "Run the Jewels 3," in December.

The three-song set contains profanity.

ExploreWatch it over at npr.org.

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