It's long been said that opposites attract, none more memorably than when Paula Abdul sang about it while dancing around with a cartoon cat named MC Skat Cat. But does it have any merit? Or is it just a way for a bad couple to convince themselves that it's gonna work out? Castle and JAG break it down in the 1989 jam "Opposites Attract".

In honor of the recent passing of the late Biz Markie, a.k.a Marcel Theo Hall, we dissect his most famous track- the always lovable "Just a Friend" and try to get inside the real story within the story.

We throw it all the way back to '57 this week, and try to figure out what the Hell Jerry Lee is referencing with his "Great Balls of Fire".

Hint: It might be exactly what you think.

Usher makes us wanna break down a collaboration of two of his all time smoothest jams to see if we can piece together the backstory that connects You Make me Wanna and U Remind Me, while also conjuring up all the memories that the prince of R&B reminds me of.

We give the ladies an opportunity to rebuttal "Cheat Week" by dissecting Carrie Underwood's response to infidelity with her country smash "Before He Cheats" and she swings for the fences... quite literally.

We take it back to the year 2000 when Shaggy was out here giving the worst advice to the worst player in history as we dissect his iconic classic "It Wasn't Me"

We jump back into modern jam season with the newly formed duo of Anderson Paak and Bruno Mars known as Silk Sonic to dissect their first collaborative single "Leave the Door Open" and determine just how smooth this open door game really is.

In another crossover episode with the 3 Things We Gotta Talk About podcast, we take a look back at the 1990 Digital Underground hit "The Humpty Dance" and break down all the pressing questions that come with it- like what the hell is the Humpty Dance?

It's about time to sneak back to the 80s and dissect the ultimate sound of the decade and discover the story behind the story from The Human League's "Don't You Want Me".

We break down one of the most influential Euro pop classics of all time from Alice Deejay that makes us ask the variable question - "Do you think you're Better Off Alone?"