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This version of the song is written by Fitts For Fight and mixed by their friends in Syntax-E. All rights belongs to FFF so every negative person: Fuck off and die!

(SEE ALSO THE LEGAL SYNTAX-E VERSION) The banned Music video from the Norwegian band Fitts For Fight and their (?) song Fuck Off And Die. FFF stole the background music but claimed that they have written the song themself. Fitts For Fight is moore 80s then Milli Vanilli. The video is directed by Plastic People, produced by Proper and animated by Hans Lucas Hansen.

The documentary of the man who birthed the Philadelphia Hip Hop scene and started the careers of Will Smith,Salt & Pepa,Cool C,Steady B,Roxanne Shante,Biz Markie,Da Youngstas,3 Times Dope,& many more.Check out this never before told historic story.

bertier is a rocker Oh Yeah ! let's play "frets on fire" ...

Goto80 and Gary played the biggest festival in Sweden - Hultsfredsfestivalen. We were the first act of the festival, which was a bit strange. We did well though. Here’s a video of us performing the track Groovky Bitch (sid-file here). Note the usual screaming for videogame-music in the beginning (in this case it was Megaman).

A documentary of New York graffiti circa 1983. Presented by Tony Silver & Henry Chalfant. A production of (c) 1983 Public Art Films Inc. (a non-proffit organization), all rights reserved.

Everybody Hates Chris is an American sitcom on The CW Television Network. It is inspired by the teenaged experiences of comedian Chris Rock (who narrates the show), while growing up in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of New York City. The title of the show is a spoof of the hit sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond. Unlike other CW sitcoms, Everybody Hates Chris does not use a studio audience/laugh track.

Drawn Together is an American animated television series on Comedy Central created by Dave Jeser and Matt Silverstein, and first aired on October 27, 2004. Comedy Central advertises it as the first animated reality show, though in truth, it is an animated sitcom set on a fictitious TV reality show. The show's eight cartoon characters (mostly recognizable parodies of cartoon archetypes, but which also double as parodies of the general personality types that inhabit TV reality shows) are forced to live in a house together, in a setup similar to that of The Real World, The Surreal Life, or Big Brother.