Two weeks after I began learning Python, I came up with this idea to analyze artists' lyrics. I spend a lot of time listening to music, and I wanted to see which words the interprets use the most or which words they repeat a lot. Since it was the first tougher thing I wrote in Python with close to zero experience, the code is very messy but surprisingly absolutely functional. The first version only allowed me to analyze lyrics that I had downloaded beforehand and which I manually put in the program, but I wanted to improve its abilities. The goal was to enter the name of any artist and let the computer do the download part. I found a code on GitHub which I could use and which did a lot for me. It used Genius' API, so it's needed to get your own API key to make this work. It connected me to Genius, and I edited it just a little bit so that I could enter the name of any artist and the number of songs. It would download the lyrics considering the input. I then coded the rest - counting the severity of each word and then sorting and reworking the data for output.
