The Fresh Prince

TIHH: Big winnin' style.

TIHH: DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince break barriers in 1988.

A guide for the uninformed.

G.O.A.T. status.

A little bit of everything from the old school to new.

We've highlighted unforgettable instances where the worlds of hip-hop and boxing collided.

From Snoop Dogg's "Murder Was the Case" to Geto Boys' "Mind Playing Tricks on Me" and more, these rap songs are perfect to let ring off when you're in need of a scare.

The brief history of why Chuck D, Slick Rick and others boycotted the Grammys in 1989.

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This never gets old. Will Smith a.k.a. The Fresh Prince was at The Palms in Las Vegas, yesterday (August 15) in support of his son Trey's DJ gig with former partner DJ Jazzy Jeff when he decided to steal the show. Apparently feeling the vibes, the rapper turned mega star actor rocked out with the crowd to "Jump On It" before blessing attendees with a full rendition of the timeless 1991 c

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