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Will Smith Freestyle 2018
Stop the divorce rumors and mind y’all damn business. Will Smith is back in the booth for this freestyle. […]
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Backstreet Boys – Larger Than Life (Animoji version)
Since Apple introduced Animoji’s, one of the most awesome applications has been making music videos. Larger Than Life by the Backstreet Boys is one of them. […]
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Frank Zappa Plays the Bicycle
Watch: A 22-year-old Frank Zappa appears on ‘The Steve Allen Show’ in 1963, turning a push bike into a musical instrument. […]
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The GOLDEN Years of Hip-Hop, Narrated by Rakim
AZ alongside Nas; Foxy Brown, Pete Rock, DJ Premiere, Raekwon and more, recount the golden era of hip-hop with AZ’s classic album Doe or Die as the focal point, 20 years after its release. Plus, a look into the making of Doe or Die II. Narrated by Rakim […]
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L-evate – It Doesn’t Matter What I Say
“It Doesn’t Matter What I Say” by L-evate is a rare gem uncovered from the archives of talent that should have gone viral, but didn’t. […]
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Street Musician Playing Water Glasses (Glass Harp)
Get ready to be blown away by Petr Spatina, a street musician playing water glasses, (glass harp) on the streets of Prague, Czech Republic. […]
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Outkast: Ms. Jackson (Muppets Version)
The Muppets perform the Outkast classic, “Ms. Jackson”. Starring Gonzo as Andre 3000 and Kermit as Big Boi. […]
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Paul McCartney Carpool Karaoke
Paul McCartney’s Carpool Karaoke with James Corden is the most incredible segment he’s done to date. If you do nothing else today, take the time and watch this. […]
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WILD ‘N OUT – Best Of Chico Bean
There’s no doubt that Chico Bean checks anyone that steps to him! Here is the best of Chico Bean’s best freestyles, and the baddest burns on Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ‘N Out! […]
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Sophie Fatu: 5 Year Old Sings Fly Me To The Moon (Frank Sinatra)
Listen, as Sophie Fatu, an amazing 5-year-old sings Fly Me To The Moon by Frank Sinatra, like nobody’s business. […]