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The All-Stars pick the top 3 songs of season 3. They do 3 new songs and one gets the labeled a whispering serial killer. The Beat Veteran hits the lyrical moment with some rap.
One artist makes the All-Star Crew go in hard. Mr. Payday brings George Michaels to the lyrical moment.
Someone is back and the Crew overjoyed. Once again a rapper is inserted for absolutely no reason and all get pissed!
The All-Stars review an artist that needs to watch his back. Another artist who angered the Diva. If that's not enough; low key profanity.
One of the All-Stars disses Nas and Dalvin has to earn back the Mr. moniker.
The All-Star Crew gets a little softer on that ass. The funk is alive and well in 2020. The blue-eyed soul is deep on this episode and didn't disappoint. Mr. Payday, why are you talking about the Beatles?
The Founding Fathers of Bump It or Dump It show you why they're the best. Once again an artist comes with scary garbage and gets taken out. 112 is back as a duo and the All-Stars let you know if the album is worth your time.
The All-Star Crew goes 3 to 1 on three of the new songs. One so-called artist unites them in their loathing and makes the musical terrorist watch-list at the same time. Usher saves the day and redeems himself.
The All-Stars welcome singer extraordinaire Makeda to the panel. Avant and Omarion return with new music. Along with that they get singers from the Motherland to critique.
The All-Stars did a listen live and it got live. The legacy of Dat ass just won't stay in the grave and it takes an old school group down too.
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