Those of us longing for the early 90's again—scrunchies, feathered hair, mullets, and non-stop dance parties—look no further. Here's footage from a Power Mix dance party out of Vestal, NY—at a place called Scandals. Let the music play

Homemade rap videos are usually a recipe for lameness, that's why seeing this quality video was such a shock! How many references to Dr. Suess can you spot?

Ever wondered if those Japanese chicks Rivers Cuomo croons about have even heard of him? This won't give the answer, but the addition of broken English with Weezer's foray into "rap" is worth its weight in Hello Kitty plush toys.

This little girl's heart can't handle the blinding beauty of Justin Bieber. She cries when she listens to his songs, but she also cries when she's not listening to his songs—because she wants to listen to his songs.

Get it? Because he has tuberculosis! Ha! His story is sad though, and it makes us want to give him a big hug. But then we remember he's quarantined with tuberculosis and we would most likely die from that hug.

Going home the first week is always hard, but it looks like two of tonight's American Idol eliminees just didn't get the "You have to be gracious" memo. At least Allison Iraheta was having a good time! (Post contains spoilers.)

Before she was slender, beautiful and blond, Ke$ha—or before she had boatloads of money, Kesha Sebert— was awkward and unattractive, just like the rest of us.

Well, America's favorite shining whirligig finally got to whirling and gigging last night. Though for a big "Here are your choices, America!" debut, it certainly wasn't very graceful, was it? Actually, it was kinda downright urgly.

There seems to be a lot of Arrested Development nostalgia embedded in viral videos of late. Regardless, this rendition of "The Final Countdown" knocked our socks off.

I'm just impressed I've come across a college acapella group I don't wish disease upon.

I don't know how to explain everything that this post contains in a lede, but I'll try: tonight's Olympic ice dancing was... INSANE. Inside, Linkin Park, Requiem for a Dream, Home Alone, a sexxxy commercial and Schindler's List—seriously.

The latest Vampire Weekend track has quite the cameo list: Joe Jonas, RZA, and Lil Jon. "Giving Up the Gun" is so catchy that it will surely infect pop music for the next year. Don't say we didn't warn you.

This Tiger Woods parody rap video is basically a 2 Live Crew video shot on a golf course—and includes perhaps the first ever lyrical reference to "Ambien sex."

"Tigga Hoods"—who bears a striking resemblance to Tiger—is here to make sure Tiger's image never recovers.

Repping your hometown is part of the very bedrock foundations of rap. What better way to show your hometown pride than a Lazy Scranton—style salute broadcast to the rest of the world?

No, seriously. That, according to the Wall Street Journal, is why Brooklyn is rife with unwieldy monikers. Although, considering the most common band names are lame as all hell, this is probably not a bad thing.

Tonight, American Idol focused on whittling the contestants from several dozen to two dozen, or YOUR TOP 24, AMERICA! Janell Wheeler—who'd been struggling with her voice—performed Taylor Swift's Love Story, and it was baaaaad. But, here's the thing...

It's hard to believe that before these two girls were style icons, they were making these terrible music videos. Here, the two dream about a life where they don't have to listen to adults anymore because they're the president.

The Holy See's official newspaper released a list of their top ten favorite rock albums ever. Number one: Revolver, which is actually the cooler Beatles choice. (Rolling Stone still says Sgt. Pepper.) But it gets weirder from there.

Well, this is probably the cutest (and catchiest thing) you'll see and hear all day. A short-but-sweet stop motion music video for Japanese Ukelele group U900 for their song "Walk, Don't Run."

Cornell students just received an email from the University Police, warning them about an imminent, and dangerous, threat to their safety: Deadheads. Hey, we'd be nervous too.

In our continuing campaign to stop worrying and learn to love Valentine's Day, we bring you the advice of Carrie Brownstein, reprinted from her NPR blog Monitor Mix, on how to enjoy the holiday no matter what your romantic status.