Over the past few years, Hannibal Buress has risen to the top of the stand-up food chain to become one of the country's most popular comedians, and now, he has his eye set on dominating the hip hop world too. Actually, that's not true, but he did record a silly hip hop song called "Gibberish Rap." The song was recorded by Buress's friend, producer Tony Trimm, and sees Buress rapping over a beat by Clams Casino. Hit the jump to listen to the track and you can follow along with the lyrics 
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