This video dropped in 2008 shortly after the election of Barack Obama, it was meant to be a celebration. Busta Rhymes featuring Akon, Diddy, Ron Browz, Swiss Beatz, and Lil Wayne.

From the 1969 film adaptation of Sweet Charity, the Rhythm of Life has elements of early hip-hop and incredible choreography by Bob Fosse. I was blown away when they showed this scene to me as a kid and thought I'd share it with my viewers.

All hail Queen HVRBY, one of the most underrated lyricists from the last 20 years. She DEMOLISHED this vocal especially on the last verse. The fast part caught me off guard

Your favorite English grandpas are back with a vengeance. "Encore" is one of their hardest tracks yet. We are here for it. And I do mean all of it.

Discover the power of SORA 2 AI by bringing back the legend Michael Jackson. The accuracy of the likeness of MJ is like nothing I've seen thus far. Amazing

BET AWARDS performance by the one and only SNOOP DOGG. Snoop was given the Ultimate Icon award, so he used his performance piece to collab with none other than the L.A. Philharmonic. Now THAT is a feature.

Doja Cat picked the same sample for her album as Big Buss did back in '97 with Turn It up (Fire It Up). SO. We're gonna listen to them BACK to BACK and see who cqme hotter over this beat. Doja or Busta. Enjoy

Lil Chano from the 312 is back in the building, Star Line featuring Twista & Do Or Die. This is FLAMES, Chicago to the max.

From 1978, this is Andy Partridge and Colin Moulding's XTC (the band, not the substance), with their debut single Statue of Liberty. Sorry for the audio interference on our end. I unintentionally sampled this record on Alvin Sane's Mental Health Week album, and spit over the bass line for a remix.

From the new album CHEEPER THAN CHEEP, this is the same band that did Montana and Inca Roads, just incredible musicianship