Justin Timberlake, the Roots and Jimmy Fallon give a rap history lesson
By David Malitz
Justin Timberlake visited "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" last night and we know he's not one to ever pass on a funny-musical skit sort of thing. So he and Fallon, backed by house band the Roots, ran through a history of hip-hop medley, performing bits and pieces of about a dozen of the genre's most memorable tunes. And also a Soulja Boy song. It was pretty cute. What was the most egregious omission, though?
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David Malitz
| September 30, 2010; 11:00 AM ET
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