Reacting to Zappa's "SEX" off the 1983 album The Man From Utopia. Whether these lyics have aged well is up for debate, you be the judge.

Correction, the last ROCK album Zappa released before his death was "The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life" which dropped in 1991.

Action Bronson, former chef of the NY Mets, got two power hitters on this one, the young wrestler on the block Lil Yachty and the Houston OG Paul Wall of Sittin' Sideways fame. Let's see who comes with it. From Action Bronson's upcoming album Planet Frog

Pair of classic 2011 freestyles from Big Buss, both over beats from Kanye West & JayZ's Watch the Throne album. He more or less jacked those beats, but the results speak for themselves. Enjoy

Will the Real Slim Shady please stand up? This may be the long awaited collab between Eminem and Billie. or it may be LIL BYTE doing another one of his Eminem parodies. You be the judge, enjoy. Sorry the Vimeo screen record software glitched up, this is the best take we could do for now.

Lost AlTV segment from 1999 doing a fake interview with Stephen Tyler of Aerosmith. It was incredibly awkward but that's the point of these. Stephen's responses to Weird Al's questions are spliced together from other interviews.

Parody of "We Didn't Start the Fire" by Billy Joel, reacting to the latest list of Epstein names as only Rucka Rucka Ali can. This dude Rucka is something else, as always.

Classic 2021 remix of Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles" by Spinabenz, Yungeen Ace, Whoppa with the Choppa and Fast Money Goon. We chose not to react to this at the time since Duke Dennis of AMP made a reaction video to this under the name Duke Reacts. Even though we are the original Duke Reacts! channel and time stamps prove that, i gave all due respect to my fellow Duke and held off on reacting. Until today.

PRIME Busta, JayZ and DMX, who passed 5 years ago RIP X.  Includes a bonus reaction of "C'Mon All My N****az, C'Mon All My Bitches" both off the 2000 Busta Rhymes album Anarchy

From the 50th Anniversary box set of Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart's classic album Bongo Fury (1975) with guest commentary from the man himself.Sorry we glitched up, the internet connection at the studio went out twice during this reaction and I was livid, but luckily thanks to Vimeo's backup feature we were able to salvage it and complete the take.

Selections from Kanye West's acclaimed new album Bully with visuals taken inside a wrestling ring, just an interesting dynamic. I gotta check out the new one if Youtube allows it.