Louisville group Real Young Prodigys released new song about busing issues. Listen to it

A day before Jefferson County Public Schools started school this year , a Louisville-based hip hop group released a song about the busing issues for students of the school district.

The Real Young Prodigys released their new song "Where My Bus At" on Aug. 7, and more than a week later it has 27,380 views on YouTube. The group posted on their Instagram that the song was #105 in Louisville in the video platform.

What is 'Where My Bus At?'

"Where My Bus At" is a song released by The Real Young Prodigys about the busing issues in Louisville.

"This rap song highlights the urgent transportation issues addressed by James Craig of the Jefferson County Board of Education," according to the video description. "Due to a nationwide shortage of bus drivers, certain routes have been eliminated, affecting students' ability to get to school on time.

"This decision has sparked criticism from parents and community organizations, who question the fairness of the plan."

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Listen to 'Where My Bus At''

Who are The Real Young Prodigys?

The Real Prodigys is a hip hop group that is part of the nonprofit Hiphop N2 Learning .

The program was started by JCPS' academic instructional coach NyRee Clayton-Taylor and her husband Antonio Taylor for students of the school district to express themselves and to create change.

Social reactions to 'Where My Bus At'

Krista Johnson contributed to this article.

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