AsapSCIENCE

AsapSCIENCE is a Canadian YouTube channel founded in 2012 by Mitchell Moffit and Gregory Brown, dedicated to explaining scientific concepts and everyday curiosities through short, accessible animated videos. Rather than releasing music in the traditional sense, the duo built a following by turning viral internet debates and classic head-scratchers into whiteboard-style explainers, later expanding into original songs that teach scientific content through catchy, parody-style melodies.

Their musical output, including tracks like «The Periodic Table Song» and «The Pi Song», sits at the intersection of education and pop culture, using rap and pop song structures as a mnemonic device rather than pursuing conventional artistic expression. This approach has made their videos widely used in classrooms and shared across social media as an entry point into chemistry, biology and physics.

AsapSCIENCE's appeal lies less in genre innovation and more in its distinctive format: breaking down complex or confusing topics — from the mechanics of memory to the identity of the color of a viral dress — into digestible, visually driven explanations. The channel's blend of humor, clear science communication and catchy educational songwriting has made Moffit and Brown recognizable figures in online science education.