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Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon team up again to perform a medley of hip hop's greatest hits.

Justin Timberlake closed out his  Late Night With Jimmy Fallon takeover in a major fashion last night by performing a medley of some of his biggest hits  and the fourth installment in his "History of Rap" series with Fallon. He got 10 minutes to perform the medley, which included jams like "Like I Love You", "Senorita" and "My Love". Chyeah. And as for the "History of Rap"? I won't spoil it for you, only because that sh*t is the best and you just need to wach it. Now. Medley [...]

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake It was a historic night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon as Justin Timberlake brought his epic Timberweek takeover to a close. All week long, JT dazzled with performances of new songs from his forthcoming new album, The 20/20 Experience , and cracked us up with hilarious skits. It was only right that JT went out with a bang. He teamed with Jimmy and unleashed the fourth installment of his always-amazing History of Rap, which included their takes on hits by Beastie Boys, [...]

My favourite late-night talk show host and the guy who is probably very grateful he broke up with Britney Spears when he did, are at it again. Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake performed the third installment of what has become a series called "The History of Rap". Part 3 takes us from LL Cool J ( Mama Said Knock You Out ) to Naughty by Nature ( Hip Hop Hooray ) with quick visits with Sir Mix-a-Lot ( Baby Got Back ); The Fresh Prince and D.J. Jazzy Jeff ( Parents Just Don't Understand ); Coolio ( Gangsta's [...]

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Justin Timberlike returned to Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to provide another "History Of Rap" medley , this time covering everything from Run DMC's "King Of Rock" to Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass." Read More...

Watch Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon run through their favorite hip-hop jams on 'Late Night.'

Quando era uscito avevo postato il primo (che ora è visibile qui ), pensavo di averlo messo su ma a quanto pare ho bucato il secondo (che ora si vede qui ) e adesso ovviamente non posso non postare anche il terzo incontro tra Jimmy Fallon e Justin Timberlake che con l'aiuto dei The Roots si lanciano in uno clamoroso medley che ripercorre la storia del rap. Stavolta, tra gli altri, ci sono i Beastie Boys, i De La Soul, Kanye West, gli House of pain e Snoop Dogg. E la qualità è sempre eccelsa.

Jimmy Fallon is a likable guy, but he wasn't doing too well when his talk show first started. To most, he was first and foremost a live performer on Saturday Night Live, and his skills as a talk show host were shaky at best. But there are a couple things he's done right. First of all, The Roots. And then you've got this enlightening "History Of Rap" that Fallon does with  Justin Timberlake  that makes us all like Fallon (and JT) a little more. This time around, they give a high-energy history lesson/performance and review the likes of [...]

I'll never get sick of these. Next time I'm in NY I'll make sure I don't miss out on the taping of one of Jimmy's shows.

I almost missed this one. Good thing Al Gore invented 2dopeboyz . Justin Timberlake, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots get together for a 3rd installment of 'History Of Rap' & offer inspired performances of Run DMC, De La Soul, LL Cool J, House of Pain, The Beastie Boys, Jay-Z, Outkast, Kanye West and more. drink the kool aid:

When you're looking to learn the History of Rap, we all know there are only two names in the business who can teach such a lesson — Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon, right? Okay, so maybe the late night TV host and his Oscar-snubbed buddy aren't the first two to come to mind when we think of hip hop legends, but in their third "History Of Rap" segment (backed again by The Roots), the duo takes on OutKast, Ice Cube, Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, and — oh my god, Becky! — Sir [...]

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake - NBC Justin Timberlake may be out promoting his new movie, In Time , but you can always count on him to return to music temporarily when he visits his good friend Jimmy Fallon on Late Night. The two pals got together once again for the third installment of their hilarious 'History of Rap' medley. This time, the medley included songs like Coolio 's "Gangsta's Paradise," Ice Cube 's "It Was A Good Day," Sir Mixalot 's "Baby Got Back," [...]

In class number three, Professors Timberlake and Fallon, backed by the mighty Roots crew, showcased rhymes from OutKast, Beastie Boys, Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, LL Cool J, Kris Kross, even Coolio. Sir Mix-a-lot's "Baby Got Back" also finally made it into the syllabus. The video replay is available below and it will totally make for the best Saturday school ever. For those who need to review past classes, The History of Rap, pt.1 is here and pt. 2 is here .

Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon join forces once again for Part 3 of their History of Rap. Not bad at all. These two guys are hilarious together. Props: Yardie Related posts: Video: Jimmy Fallon, Justin Timberlake & The Roots Perform Hip Hop Medley Pt. 2 JT and Jimmy Fallon teamed up once again for another... Lupe Fiasco Performs "The Show Goes On" With The Roots On Jimmy Fallon! Lupe Fiasco took to the stage with [...]

This is what pure entertainment looks like: two white dudes rapping and dancing their hearts out. Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon performed their third "History of Rap" with The Roots providing instrumentals to a mix that started with Run DMC and ended with Nicki Minaj . While it's essentially like watching four minutes of really well-rehearsed karaoke, it takes talent to pull the whole thing off. Enjoy the video below from tonight's show.

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Last night Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake did the third installment of their "History of Rap" series last night. They went from Will Smith and De La Soul to Kanye and Outkast. Sure they're a bit corny, but I really enjoy these medleys. [via AP]

Last night was Justin Timberlake-time again on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. The singer-turned-actor had a new film (In Time) to promote and - as he and Fallon have done [...]