Boyz II Men - Motown Philly

Another classic from the 90's feturing a guest appearance from ?eustlove of The Roots.

Bell Biv DeVoe - Poison

A classic throwback from 1990.

Lupe Fiasco - Words I Never Said ft. Skylar Grey

Some truth from Lupe. An excellent video.

Happy Cinco De Mayo

You know what we'll be drinkin'

Busta Rhymes Ft Notorious BIG - I Knock You Out

Reason number 5,000,006 why B.I.G. is a legend.

Dr Dre Feat. Sly Nikki - Mr Prescription

Beastie Boys - Make Some Noise

Damn. The Beastie Boys are in their 40's and still rock a mike harder than calculus. Plus the video has appearances by Steve Bucemi, Ted Danson, Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, and a few others. Instant classic

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50 Cent - All His Love

You tell 'em Fiddy

The Moth Joke

I love this joke. It's like the Aristocrats: you can add whatever you want in between the set-up and the punchline and make it your own. Classic Norm MacDonald.

The Pharcyde - Runnin'

Though Passing Me By was posted earlier this month, I've been on a Pharcyde kick lately and would like to bring you Runnin'. This classic video is what ol school hip-hop was all about. From the J. Dilla produced track, to the social commentary on race relations, this video was truly ahead of it's time and even in 2011 is still as fresh as a new piece of gum.

The Pharcyde - Passin Me By

A sample from The Doors and some Ol School flava. What more could you want or need?

The Isley Brothers - Shout!

It's a New Year. Let's shout!

Bass Thumpin Thursdays - Nas: 20 Years Strong

Cypress Hill - The Uprising (mixtape)

Brought to you by Peter Rosenberg of Hot 97, Cypress Hill's The Uprising mixtape is a blend of new and classic tracks guaranteed to get the party started like Booger's Wonder-Joints. Download the album and then check out what I'm talking about below.

The Roots - Dilla Jawns (mixtape)

Hello everybody in internet land. In order to prepare for 4/20, I've been on a streak amassing music to kick back relax with. With that, I bring you The Roots - Dilla Jawns. While I normally disapprove of cover songs as well as cover albums, I can say that this album is certainly worth your time. The album consists of The Roots covering some fantastic J. Dilla beats in a lively manner unheard from most hip-hop groups. For those that don't know, J. Dilla (aka Jay Dee, real name, James Dewitt Yancey) was a superb producer in the earlier part of the decade, working with top hip-hop acts like Common, Busta Rhymes, and De La Soul until his untimely passing away in 2006, due to cardiac arrest. It was later revealed that he suffered from thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, a rare blood disease, and possibly lupus. Since his passing, J Dilla's mother started the J Dilla Foundation: an organization dedicated to finding a cure for lupus. Though, J. Dilla has left the Earth, his music and legacy will be remembered for a long time to come. Give Dilla Jawns a listen and let me know what you think.

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