What do Bone Thugs & Harmony, Jar-Jar Binks, and saying the word "Damn" three times consecutively like Florida Evans have in common? They're all subjects of songs we think to know, but usually, forget the words. On this episode, B.R. & Just Vince discuss their favorite songs and the bizarre forget lyrics of them.

B-List Presents: 100 Years

Oughta Know(Songs You Wish You Knew The Words To But Don't Songs)

B.R. and Just Vince explore the controversy behind popular (and not so popular) but disparaging songs about the Boys, 5-0, the Feds, Pigs, Blue Lives - the police. They discuss their own experiences with law enforcement and how these important tunes conjure up memories of past interactions.

Beware (Fuck Da Police Songs)

Summer is a time for barbeque, pools, and sun. B.R. and Just Vince debate their ultimate personal summer playlist and the creators behind them.

Poolside Jukebox (Summer Jam Songs)

Many songwriters borrow and others steal. From rock to R&B, metal to hip-hop, B.R. and Just Vince list their favorite songs and what inspired them.

I'll Take That(Songs That Inspired Other Songs)

B.R. and Just Vince review a list of songs that make them feel richer than rich, songs that are consummate stables of hip-hop capitalism and will make the most unapologetic slacker get off his mom's couch. Throw your imaginary Rollie in the sky and enjoy.

Throw Your Rollie Up (Rich and Ballin' Songs)

BR & Just Vince share their thoughts on the crime and punishment of R&B star R. Kelly.

The Deconstruction Of R Dot Boogieman

Have you ever been through a break-up and found yourself crying in the rain listening to (fill in the blank) song? B.R. and Just Vince make a case for the greatest songs of all-time in those moments of heartbreak (i.e. you're crying in the Burger King window, you're punching air pretending you're punching yourself, you're drunk and snatch the mic at Karaoke to sing, "It's Never the Right Time to Say Goodbye" etc.)

Delete This (Break Up Songs)

B.R. and Just Vince call on the spirit of Roger Ebert and critique the greatest bad movies of all-time. The films: two of them end with word "dog" and the other stars a 1990s B-list sitcom actor, caked with make-up, portraying America's most popular musical icon.

White Dog

Your cat dies. You get laid off. Your boss pisses you off. Everyone’s life has a soundtrack. On the B-List podcast, BR and Just Vince create and poke fun this soundtrack. They discuss a bizarre list of songs, films, and culture moments meant to awaken your nostalgia and make you laugh at life’s dark theme songs.

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B-List Presents: 100 Years

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