Another gem from the mid-80s, Julian Cope was a British songwriter with a couple hits, this one hit different today I tell ya.

Iggy spazzed on this one, not only losing his voice but taking aim at a variety of targets. One of Iggy Pop's best performances, 5 minutes of pure punk rock fury. From the 2001 album BEAT 'EM UP. Enjoy

Dah Dah DahDah is the second track on his debut album “Who Is Nardo Wick?” in stores now. The chorus is based on Suzanne Vega's "Toms Diner"

Reacting to Thin Lizzy singer Phil Lynott's solo music video for "Old Town" (1982). Underrated singer and band. This is also on the mental health tip, as Phil was being vulnerable and reaching out for help with these lyrics which I admire. This reaction is dedicated to my friend named Phil who passed last year,

Big Daddy Kane for the WIN! React to Busta Rhymes - Slap (ft. Conway the Machine of Griselda and Big Daddy Kane). Awesome old-school lyricism all around, they all brought it. Busta's verses always catch me off guard, enjoy

Absolute BANGER from Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention's Over-Nite Sensation (1973). This dude got it in, killer hook and guitar solo.

The lead singer of this Canadian band from the 90s bears a striking resemblance to the Doors' Jim Morrison in his looks, swagger, and aggressive lyrics. Let me know in the comments if you see it too, this a gem we unearthed for y'all here today on Duke Reacts! Happy New Year

This would be my favorite version of the artist known as Drizzy Drake. Middle of the Ocean was my favorite track from Drake and 21 Savage's new collaborative album "Her Loss".  (Editor's Note: I filmed this episode In the middle of dental surgery, please be understanding and mindful in the comments. We still got it in for y'all.)

You See Me is my favorite off Donald Glover's 2011 masterpiece Camp. It's debatable how well some of these lyrics have aged, but either way the kid got BARS. Enjoy the reaction and shout to Bino, check out the final season of Atlanta on FX. 

Reacting to the official video of Thin Lizzy's "Waiting for An Alibi" off Black Rose: A Rock Legend (1979). 

Thin Lizzy lineup as of 1979: Phil Lynott, bass & lead vocals  Scott Gorham & Gary Moore, guitars and backing vocals Brian Downey, drums. Enjoy!