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Magician Smoothini digs deep to amaze hip-hop legend Fat Joe and his crew.

Fat Jewish rescues a supermodel. King Bach revels in bizarre coincidences.

Ahead of his Hollywood Puppet Show episode, The Fat Jewish gives his spin on 2 Truths and a Lie.

An exclusive first look at the long-awaited sneaker boutique, which guarantees inventory of the hottest, rarest kicks around.

Before leaving Joe's sneaker shop–Up NYC–Hip-Hop Houdini magician, Smoothini, had time for one final trick.

Anthony and Mike discuss green tea and the importance of being ready to handle whatever happens on a gig.

Peter Rosenberg takes Anthony Valadez to one of his favorite record stores in the East Village

Mike Bonner imitates a child throwing a temper tantrum; Lisa Alvarado - on returning to the dating scene.

Fresh off his release of 'Is He Real?' we decided it was time for a little "Wreckreation" with IDK.

Fresh off his release of 'Parents' and his '11 Minutes' Remix with Halsey and Travis Minutes we decided it was time for a little "Wreckreation" with Yungblud.

Freedia records one of the dirtiest songs in history with best friend Katey Red.

Gustavo Trujillo makes his BKB debut against Levi Costa in a BKB Heavyweight title eliminator match.

The producer and vinyl collector unpacks his most beloved albums and describes the perfect "musical genius"

The comforting sound of a needle hitting a record keeps the LA-based DJ in love with her work.

Beauty Standards are constantly changing as the world is changing. Ariadna Gutierrez-Arevalo explains how in Colombia when she was growing up, the beauty standards were to be tall, skinny and beautiful. It didn't matter what you did to achieve that. However, now, Amara and Ariadna explain how the beauty standards are to curvy with big hips and a skinny waist. What does being beautiful and healthy mean to you?

Combate Global looks back at the best fights of the year.

A riot breaks out in Peru when the fans realize there won't be a show; Fat Mike puts on an impromptu show.

The producer snagged a vinyl gem from an entirely different continent

Black non-binary student Prism meets an inspiring fat activist in Reno, Nevada and surprises their friends with a name change party.

Esteban Serrano visits Up NYC and hip-hop legend Fat Joe. Later Esteban visits the Reebok Fury Pop-Up Shop.

Nick Cannon whips up his version of a mai tai—Mai Time To Turn Up—while chatting about his new single, Only You. The Wild ‘N Out star dives into the creative process behind the single, including why it feels like yacht music, the special place he has in his heart for the Caribbean, and why he had to get Fat Joe on the 90s inspired track.

An offender faces 25 years in prison after 3 strikes.

Paul Litchfield, shows Esteban 25 years' worth of versions of the famous Reebok and discusses partnerships.

Fresh off the release of 'Church of Scars,' the 25-year-old British-American singer also reveals the first song she ever wrote and her first-ever social media handle (featuring apple juice).

Jet-ski riding with pros Mike Serlin and Jerry Jones.

The band continues through Eastern Europe. Mike goes into a depression when he can’t speak to his daughter.

The composer/producer takes us inside his Los Angeles record store to school us on obscure records

The high-octane comic and actor, from his nickname and Magic Mike, to his Hawaiian shirts and comedic style.

Go inside White Stripes archivist and Third Man Records employee Ben Blackwell's record collection in the latest episode of Crate Diggers.

The legendary DJ/producer also talks finding a rare James Brown record in the garbage and how he beat other DJs to the punch at record fairs

A second Boys and Girls Club challenge leads to yet another eviction and Mike finally goes number two...

The legendary Bay Area DJ rifles through his wild record collection and discusses the influences of graffiti, African music and cartoons, and shows his signed copy of a Marley Marl record

The former Stones Throw general manager and Now-Again founder talks ultra-rare James Brown records, sharing records with Dilla and getting strange looks for sending money to Nigeria.

London-based producer Spin Doctor explains how he finds his best records

Ryan Jett and Cub Hawkins fight for the BKB 25 Light Heavyweight championship.

Freedia records a song for a local accident attorney that goes viral.

Get a rare look at the record collection of this veteran Ninja Tune DJ

Freedia struggles to overcome vocal problems in time to record a new collaboration.

The transformative story of a world record weightlifter as she fights for her identity and place in society.

Bambi and Bionka get the facts on gender reassignment surgery. Bionka records her first single.

Explore the journeys of 14 of the most iconic Musician-Actors, from recording studios to the silver screen!

Jennifer Lopez: Hollywood leading lady, multiplatinum recording artist, business mogul. This is her story.

Kid Fury and Crissle sit down with recording artist and Hamilton star Anthony Ramos.

Big Freedia’s best friend heads to the altar while record companies approach Freedia with opportunities.

The Jurassic 5 member on DJing on ironing boards and paying $500 for 20,000 records

Producer, composer and DJ, King Britt connects with Anthony in P.A. to dig for records and build beats.

Vinyl records serve as a jumping off point for a conversation between Anthony Valadez and Free The Robots.

The celebrated Brighton DJ recalls falling in love with music and explains how a machinery accident lead to owning a record store

The story of DJ Khaled: record producer, label executive, digital influencer, and hip-hop superstar.

The TallBoyz force Tim to choose a best friend; a pair of wannabe rappers search for a place to record.

English drum and bass band, Rudimental, stop by Amoeba Records to crate dig with Anthony in L.A.

Danny Krivit (aka “King of the Re-Edit”) has been an editor, producer, and mixer on well over 300 records.

Marriage, kids, millions of records sold and 51 Grammys between them. This is the story of Beyoncé and JAY-Z.

Old grudges resurface when Big Freedia teams up with fellow Bounce artists to record a Bounce song for kids.

On this week of 'That White People Shit', King Keraun immerses himself "Back to the Future". Find if he becomes a professional driver in the Delorean with help from our expert, Mike Carey, or if he still thinks this is just some white people shit.

Chief Xcel of Blackalicious talks about discovering gems everywhere from Rotterdam to Oklahoma City and nicknaming a record store owner "The Nazi"'

The Dilated Peoples and Beat Junkies member on exploring Brazilian mansions full of records and spending thousands of dollars at a time on vinyl

The man behind Deltron 3030, Handsome Boy Modeling School and the first Gorillaz album, talks about a few of the most influential records ever

The country/metal musician and grandson of Hank Williams reveals how Black Flag was his psychiatrist and unearths a never-before-seen record from his grandfather.

In this episode, DJ Eclipse talks about his early days hunting for vinyl, whittling down his collection of 30,000 records, and why pressing an album used to mean so much.

The street artist behind the OBEY stickers and Obama's Hope poster reveals which rap records get him ready to "go out and do some stuff I'm not supposed to do"

The "Welcome To GStarr" rapper uses his "inside voice" to give you the ultimate brain tingles while experimenting with a vinyl record, keyboard, and much more!

The producer, turntable king and EPMD DJ shows off ultra-rare records by LL Cool J and Michael Jackson and shares how a broken table led to the greatest DJ set ever

Explore the concept of monogamy in society and how it has changed over the years.

Sake One talks to Anthony about what he’s learned from years in the business and the enduring value of vinyl.

Freedia is honored with the Entertainer of the Year award at New Orleans premiere music event.

Legendary funnyman Cheech Marin shares amazing stories from his 40 year career.

Forty years later, Kuki and Sarab prepare for the ultimate ‘I do, Re Do’, exactly how they want it!

A 16-year-old with albinism makes it her mission to become a model in her hometown of Minneapolis.

After years in the music industry, Britney Spears shows no signs of stopping. This is her story.

Culinary arts students work all year to master their teacher's lessons and compete to earn a scholarship.

Jason Bentley talks on what vinyl means to him and his years DJing on influential radio station KCRW.

How has our relationship with food changed over the years? Sasha and Dee break it down with a celebrity chef.

Iconic actor Edward James Olmos offers surprising revelations about his 40 year career.

Female rappers have become essential in creating some of the top records in 2019. One of those females, Chika is nonstop giving us freestyles, covers and more! In this extended cut, Chika talked re-creating black sitcoms, building community through her music and more!

It’s been a big year for G Herbo. In September of last year, the Chicago rapper dropped his debut studio album Humble Beast to positive reviews lauding his lyrics which were full of stark imagery and introspection. But earlier this year Herbo really hit his stride when he posted a video of himself free styling to the beat from Three 6 Mafia’s “Who Run It.” G Herbo was undeniable, and he kept that momentum with his sophomore album, a collab with Southside, Swervo. Swervo, which dropped in July of this year, told a different story and brought a different energy than Humble Beast, told from the perspective of a more rash and hardened alter ego. Herbo has the range, but does he enjoy being Swervo or Humble more?

Marshall Ngwa takes us on an intimate, 15 year journey from immigrating to America to gaining stardom.

Claudia and Daniel hope to convince Claudia’s 91-year-old Abuela that they’ve found true love.

Atsuko and her husband Ryan cook Zongzi sweet rice dumplings with her 88-year-old Grandma Li.

Two best friends in a small town face adult pressures and problems during their last year of high school.

After a two-year stint as background dancer, Jesse snagged the role of Dancin' On Air co-host.

Clark Cothran displays his leadership skills helps first year member, Zachary Spiess, deal with his meniscus injury.

The quartet takes a break from their hike to talk about how Javier's teammate feels about his age out year and recall the summer the two met.

IInsisting he has nothing to hide, the 21-year-old rapper tackles questions about relationships, his hip-hop peers, and his debut album 'Total Xanarchy.’

Anthony Valadez talks with Jason about his extensive vinyl collection, his years DJing on influential radio station KCRW, and his prominence as one of the DJs to help break electronic music.

After debuting his "Purple Haze" Reebok collaboration earlier this year, Cam'ron is set to drop his second installation, the all-pink Reebok Ventilator Supreme Cam'ron, on Cyber Monday.

18 year-old Catie Toal is a Blue Devils color guard from New Orleans. While having a day to be themselves and enjoying their picnic, Joye Dewey—Blue Devils color guard—and Catie chat about how marching for The Cadets was different than expected.

“I realized this year that I was so consumed by working and being part of a group that I didn’t at all get to figure out who I was as an individual.” Check out the full interview and hear Jauregui open up about some of the things she’s been working through like codependent relationships, and learning to give as much as you take and take as much as you give.

Comedy duo Rhett & Link have been best friends since grade school, and are known for demonstrating intense challenges on their YouTube show, Good Mythical Morning. Fuse decided to put their 30-year-old friendship to the test their friendship by hooking them up to a lie detector machine.

On our new show T-Pain’s School of Business, T-Pain discovers some of the coolest new startups and inventions in the game today. But one show can’t tackle them all, so at this year’s Complex Con, the rapper did a special unboxing of products that didn’t make it onto the show. In the third installment of Unboxing, T-Pain unpacks the perfect way to conceal your vaping habit and some snacks made out of six-legged critters.

Elley Duhé first found success in 2016 with tracks like “Millennium” with Tarro and “Immortal,” but her real breakthrough came earlier this year when she teamed up with Zedd for the track “Happy Now.” It only seems natural that one of the most common DMs she gets is “Are you happy now?” Check out the full video to see if Duhé really is happy now and to hear about the weirdest perhaps fanfic-inspired DM she has received.

On our new show T-Pain’s School of Business, T-Pain discovers some of the coolest new startups and inventions in the game today. But one show can’t tackle them all, so at this year’s Complex Con, the rapper did a special unboxing of products that didn’t make it onto the show. Watch as he unboxes a useful device for traveling in foreign countries and a very useful device for consuming beer—with some help from host of Complex’s own Hot Ones, Sean Evans.

Baltimore native Bandhunta Izzy has been on the rise for the last few years, and there’s nowhere to go now, but up. At age 21, the “In Love Wit da Trap” rapper has established himself and his trademark style, gaining attention with loose tracks and his unique takes on popular beats. Watch the full video to see how he really feels about that, if he would give fellow Lie Detector G Herbo a hug, and whether or not he would collaborate with his girlfriend, and daughter of T.I. and Tiny, Zonnique.

On his new Fuse show T-Pain’s School of Business, T-Pain sets out to discover the innovative new products, inventions, and startups that are changing the world. He’s a connoisseur of cutting edge creations, so when he came through Fuse’s booth at this year’s ComplexCon we had to get him to weigh in on some of the wildest products we could find. Watch him unbox products that think outside the box, including a special kind of undergarment that breaks ground when it comes to breaking wind and a device that prints out breakfast.

If you think taking a lie detector test is hard, try taking one with your best friend and collaborator asking the questions. Comedy duo-turned musical duo Jack and Jack have been friends since they first met in kindergarten. The Omaha natives Jack (Johnson) and Jack (Gilinsky) rose to fame together on Vine (R.I.P.) but have transitioned to full-fledged music artists over the years. Watch as Jack & Jack grill each other and find out if their partnership survives the infamous lie detector.