Part I: The Largest Vocabulary in Hip Hop (contains adult language):For the first part of this assignment, you are to explore how to visualize the results from an analysis that used primarily textual data. You will read and critically engage with a data journalism project. Answer the questions concisely (no more than 1 sentence per point, less is fine).Navigate to The Pudding’s piece “The Largest Vocabulary in Hip Hop”: http://poly-graph.co/vocabulary.htmla. (3 pt) Choose 10 of the artists visualized on the page linked above. You can choose your favorite artists or pick randomly along the spectrum. Then, in Google Sheets, make two columns of data: in the first column, record each of your 10 artists’ number of unique words used (from above website). In the second column, find (from Google and/or Wikipedia) the year of each artists’ first studio album release (e.g., 1995). REPLACE THIS TEXT WITH A COPY OF YOUR TABLE FROM GOOGLE SHEETS.Create a scatterplot of the number of unique words against the year of their album release (highlight the data, insert chart, select scatter chart.). Paste your table in your submission and attach the resulting plot.REPLACE THIS TEXT WITH A YOUR SCATTERPLOT. Is the plot of points slanted up, down, or flat? What does this tell us about the number of unique words used vs. the year of each artists’ first studio album release?REPLACE THIS TEXT WITH THE INTERPRETATION OF YOUR SCATTERPLOT.b. (2 pt) Repeat the above but plot their number ofunique words against the age at which they first released their album. Paste your new table and graph, and then describe your results.REPLACE THIS TEXT WITH A COPY OF YOUR TABLE FROM GOOGLE SHEETS, YOUR SCATTERPLOT AND YOUR INTERPRETATION.c. (1 pt) How do hip hop lyrics compare to rock and country lyrics?