Duke Reacts!

This was one of Bowie's last true masterpieces, New Killer Star video from 2003 off the Reality album I think. We miss you David, I wouldn't have ever been Alvin Sane without Bowie. He and his band were in top form on this record.

BONUS REACTION for this week. You wanted IShowSpeed, you got him. This dude, this man, this incredibly funny bro be cracking me up even when he sings a serious love ballad in Portugese. Just hilarious.

Classic 2013 collab between Busta & Q-Tip, with cameo appearances by Ye and Tunechi. Enjoy

Frank Zappa had to go take care of something up in the afterlife for now, but he will be back if our audience wants to see more of him.

House of Pain featuring Denis Leary - Shamrocks & Shenanigans (1992). Denis Leary did the intro in the style of his MTV Rants at the time. How well his delivery and content have aged is up for debate. Followed by verses by Everlast and Danny Boy. Enjoy.

House of Pain were one of the first Irish-American groups to be featured in rap.

Everyone forgets how crazy life was in the 2000s, we still had rock stars then and a lot of chemical imbalance. This was the last of Eminem's cartoonish pop culture videos from that insane decade. We Made You was from Eminem's comeback album Relapse in 2009

Full uncensored version of the Acid Queen from the 1975 film version of the Who's Tommy, featuring the late great Tina Turner (Simply The Best) on lead vocals.

Rare gem from Zappa's 1981 masterpiece "You Are What You Is". Zappa was aware of early hip-hop records like Rapper's Delight and Blondie's Rapture. Zappa had been RAPPING since the early 70s but on this one he really cut it loose. You could argue FZ was one of the first true MC's.

Shout to DaBaby, I was gonna do Big Everything with Busta and T-Pain but Youtube took it down so I been tryna give you guys another Baby reaction. Enjoy

Of course, 40 goes last. Niners make the Super Bowl and the Bay goes crazy. This some true SF area swagger. No Frank Zappa appearances in this one, he had to go up for a bit but Frank will return.

Got chills up and down from this one, a lost classic from Bill Nelson's Be Bop Deluxe off of 1974's Axe Victim. Not even an Internet outage near the end could spoil this reaction party.