#bryan cha$e

[khiphop-discussions]

what is the black label ?

It's a sub-label of YG Entertainment that Teddy Park is the head/ceo/founder of. Kush is also listed as a co-founder on Wikipedia but i dont know if he's still involved behind the scenes or not after his drug scandal.

Also, not sure of Teddy's exact, current role. I just know he's still involved somehow.

Of interest to khh, Okasian, R.Tee, and Bryan Cha$e are on that label.

Non-khh people inlcude Zion.T, Somi, and now Taeyang but there's more people there than I've listed.

TBL was created with sub-label HIGHGRND where Tablo was in charge. Tablo stepped down a few years after HG was made and that label was closed not too long after.

[jungkooks-bunny]

Bias Selfie Tag

I was tagged by @alwaysthe7 and @awkwardpxndaships I've already done this with Hyunjin (I think I actually deleted that post though). As always I look awful so I'll probably end up deleting this one too.

I feel so sorry for Bryan Cha$e for having to be next to me. Anyways, I'm tagging @powerclaudi @likem8stopprocrastinating @jikseu-felix

[honeybearloco]

“...Bonnie and Clyde.”

title → "...bonnie and clyde.”

pairing → bryan cha$e x female reader

synopsis → a modern-day bonnie and clyde. 

word count → 1.5k.

trigger warning → mentions of robberies, blood, murder, crimes.

a/n → so the original request was for something like a modern-day bonnie and clyde but without the tragedy at the end sksksk. so this is a crime au. this is long as hell for literally no reason and this SOOOO bad. i wouldn’t read it. 

He was bad for you and you knew it. That didn’t stop you from wanting him.

You were a good girl. You came from a good family. Both of your parents had stable high paying jobs, you seemed to be at the top of everything. You were spoiled rotten. 

Both of your parents choose to spoil you in order for you to not see the world for what it truly was. A terrible place that had no sympathy for anyone.

You lived the lavish life. Anything you wanted, you could have. But you didn’t want material things. You wanted more.

When you were 18, you were married off to a man around the same age, a little older. His father was from a company that your father had wanted to put under his belt to control.

There was no love. You were nothing but a young housewife. You hated it. You hated this lifestyle. You wanted to do more than be a baby factory for some man who doesn’t even love you. 

You packed your things and fled your house with the little money you had and all of your belongings. You managed to stay in a motel for about a week before you were kicked out as you had no money. You were on the street, all alone. And that’s when you saw him. Bryan. 

Your eyes never his, as he walked up to you and offered you a place to rest your head at his place. You declined, not knowing if he had good intentions or not. He didn’t say much but not much was needed. Your first meeting was short but memorable. His smirk, his face. He was everything that your family had told you to stay away from, but he embodied what you craved. 

You craved danger. 

You craved adventure. 

You crave energy. 

And he gave you all of that, sometimes all at the same time. You couldn’t tell if it was love or lust, but you wanted him. And by the look in his eyes, he wanted you too.

One rainy night, you had come to him, taking his offer for the place to the stay, not wanting to stay on the street anymore, just wanting a bed to lay on. And that’s when you did it. You smashed your lips on his, not thinking. 

It was just the two of you at that moment. This was about the two of you. Not your parents. Not the husband you had who was still legally your husband. Not the rich life you once had. 

It was about you and Bryan. You gave yourself to him.

“Run with me,” He told you. 

“Where will we go?” You asked. 

“Across the nation,” He answered, taking your face into his hands. 

You accepted his offer and ran away with him. Across the nation, the two of you had gone.

You knew he was a bad guy but you didn’t know how bad until he told you to wait until the car as he walked into a small gas station. You didn’t realize what had happened until you heard the sound of a woman’s scream and a gunshot. You froze, hearing the sounds of sure of what to do. It enabled your flight or fight response. You chose to freeze, the world around you moving in slow motion.

Reality settled in as Bryan slammed the driver’s door with a small bag of money and a gun in his other hand. 

“You...you...” You were at a lost for words. The man you had fallen in love with was more dangerous than you thought. He started the car, handing the gun to you. As you held it in your hands, you felt both disgusted and terrified.

And it happened again...and again...and again. You had become an accomplice. It wasn’t until Bryan found himself in trouble. 

He was held at gunpoint by a gas station owner. You couldn’t lose him. Though he was a bad man, you couldn’t lose the person who had saved you, who had cared for you, who had taken you in when you ran. 

You reached into the glove department of his car and pulled out a second gun he had stored. You shakily held it up to the gas station owner, looking away from shooting. She had hoped to hit his shoulder, but instead, you hit his head, killing the man.

You opened your eyes seeing the dead body, the feeling of the world stopping around you had returned. You were just like him. “I..I...”

That was the first of many for you. You would do anything to protect Bryan and he would do anything to protect you.

This would be your last and biggest heist before you and Bryan were going to find a place to rest. You were going to rob a bank. You both had a great plan or you had hoped. You had managed to seduce your way into a position at the bank, you knew it inside and out.

As everyone had gone home, you remained, allowing Bryan in. You unlocked the safe, revealing around 200,000 in cash.

“Jackpot,” Bryan whispered, pulling you in for a passionate kiss. Between the two of you, you both tried to get as much as you could, hearing the sounds of sirens heading toward the area.

“Damnit, someone snitched!” You growled. You took a hold of Bryan’s hand and ran, heading to the car. You were prepared, “Bryan you ready to die today?”

He smirked, “With you by my side, I’m ready to die any day.”

He drove fast, hearing the sirens getting louder. You looked in the side mirror seeing around several police cars. You chuckled, reaching into the back finding a large gun. You loaded it and stuck yourself out of the window, “I got you covered. You find a place where we can fight them off.”

“You got it, babe,” He stepped on it. 

You moved your head, looking through the scope of the gun, aiming toward a driver of one of the patrol cars, ‘Target locked. And...fire!’

You pulled the trigger, shooting directly through the head of the officer, causing him to swerve onto the side of the road, the car rolling several times before stopping. You smirked to yourself, feeling accomplished.

Again and again, you landed headshots, trying to clear the cops but it’s wasn’t working. They just kept coming and coming. You heard a loud gush of wind, looking up there you saw it. A helicopter. 

“Well I’ll be damned. We’ve really done it now, huh?” You looked to Bryan who cut his eyes to you. 

“Just watch yourself. They’ll take off your head in a heartbeat.”

“Yeah yeah, I got this. How about we up the ante?”

He raised an eyebrow as you continued, “If I can shoot down this helicopter, you have to let me top you.”

“In your dreams.”

“You’re no fun. Besides I’d be a really hot dom if you’d let me,” You flirted, before aiming up at the pilot.

“STOP THE CAR! NOW!” A voice came from the helicopter. 

“I don’t think so,” You smirked, locking on the target, pulling the trigger. With a couple of seconds the helicopter came raining down on the side of the road. 

Bryan laughed, “You know, maybe I’ll think about letting you top.”

“YAY!”

Looking in his side mirror, he saw the cops kept coming and coming. He saw a cave to his left. He gripped on tight to the wheel, “Let’s play on the edge of death.”

“More than we are right now?”

He nodded, “Let’s doing something crazy.”

“I’m in. You know I’m stuck with you till the very end.”

He cut a hard left driving onto dirt and heading toward the cave. You looked to him in confusion, “What are you planning?”

“Just grab the money and when I tell you to jump, jump, okay?”

“Got it.”

The cops were getting closer, that’s when the shots sounded. You felt a pain in your shoulder. You closed your eyes tightly, putting your hand on your shoulder, feeling a liquid. You opened your eyes, bringing your hand to your eyes, “Those fuckers shot me!”

Bryan drove deep into the cave, you grabbed the money getting prepared to jump. He unlocked the doors, “When I say jump, you have to jump and roll as far as you can, okay?”

You nodded.

“One...two...three. JUMP!” He screamed. The two of you jumped out of the car and rolled, rolling as far as you could. The car went down a hill, crashing into a deep hole. Finally, you stopped rolling and hide deeper into the cave holding your shoulder in pain.

You heard the sirens leave the cave, believing the two of you had fallen into the hole with the car which was now aflame. 

There was a long silence in the cave. You let out a tired sigh, it was finally over. You looked down at the money you were holding, smirking.

You felt a hand on your shoulder, you jumped slightly, turning around to punch the owner of the hand.

“Y/n! It’s me!”

“Bryan? Oh shit, I’m sorry. I thought you were a cop or something.” You apologized. 

“When I said you could top me I didn’t mean it like this.”

[arabidfangirl]

THE BLACK LABEL

Zion T. • R.Tee • Okasian • SOMI • Bryan Cha$e

[filthy-clout]

[eastermondays]

Before it's too late, the best books I read in 2020

My favorites

Followers by Megan Angelo

Your House Will Pay by Steph Cha

How Do I Look? by Sennah Yee

Barn 8 by Deb Olin Unferth

Deacon King Kong by James McBride

the earthquake room by Davey Davis

My Dark Vanessa by Kate Elizabeth Russell

We Wish You Luck by Caroline Zancan

Thick by Tressie McMillan Cottom

The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett

The City We Became by N.K. Jemisin

The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead

Good Talk by Mira Jacob

Scott Pilgrim the Complete Series by Bryan Lee O'Malley

Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk

Where the Wild Ladies Are by Aoko Matsuda

The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson

Transcendent Kingdom by Yaa Gyasi

Black Sun by Rebecca Roanhorse

Homie by Danez Smith

Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas

The Knockout Queen by Rufi Thorpe

Temporary by Hilary Leichter

The Office: The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s by Andy Greene

Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men by Caroline Criado Perez

Honorable mentions

Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid

The Witches are Coming by Lindy West

Red, White, & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston

Uncanny Valley by Anna Wiener

Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo

On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous by Ocean Vuong

Vernon Subutex 1 by Virginie Despentes

In the Land of Men by Adrienne Miller

Optic Nerve by Maria Gainza

A Year Without a Name by Cyrus Grace Dunham

Hex by Rebecca Dinerstein Knight

From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by E.L. Konigsburg

Flights by Olga Tokarczuk

Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson

The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins

Sharks in the Time of Saviors by Kawai Strong Washburn

We Ride Upon Sticks by Quan Barry

Long Bright River by Liz Moore

American Sherlock: Murder, Forensics, and the Birth of American CSI by Kate Winkler Dawson

Pizza Girl by Jean Kyoung Frazier

Saint X by Alexis Schaitkin

The Death of Vivek Oji by Akwaeke Emezi

How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi

Culture Warlords: My Journey into the Dark Web of White Supremacy by Talia Lavin

A Burning by Megha Mujumdar

Luster by Raven Leilani

How Much of These Hills Is Gold by C. Pam Zhang

Evolving Vegan by Mena Massoud

The Hole by Hiroko Oyamada

Sleeveless: Fashion, Image, Media, New York 2011-2019 by Natasha Stagg

Piranesi by Susanna Clarke

[k-hiphop-trash]

(BRYAN CHASE 🕊)

Bryan Cha$e (The Cohort / The Black Label) posted a new song on his SoundCloud!

[cowhoret-blog]

Smilin Bryan

[wiredaddict]

Bryan Has A Snapchat chrt_bryanchase

[elitekhh]

NAV KHH/KRNB - ARTISTS

•  Thematic icons

⥅ AOMG / H1GHR MUSIC ▸ Cha Cha Malone ▸ Code Kunst ▸ Elo ▸ Gray ▸ GroovyRoom ▸ Haon ▸ Hoody ▸ Jay Park ▸ Loco ▸ PH-1 ▸ Punchnello ▸ Sik-k ▸ Simon Dominic ▸ Ugly Duck ▸ Woo Wonjae ▸ Woogie ▸ Woodie Gochild

⥅ AMOEBA CULTURE ▸ Gaeko ▸ Monster Woo

⥅ AMBITION MUSIK / 1LLIONAIRE RECORDS ▸ Ash Island ▸ Beenzino ▸ Changmo ▸ Dok2 ▸ Hash Swan ▸ Yunhway

⥅ ALL I KWON MUSIC ▸ Giant Pink ▸ Miryo

⥅ BRAND NEW MUSIC ▸ Kitti B ▸ San E

⥅ DPR ▸ Dpr Cream ▸ Dpr Ian ▸ Dpr Live

⥅ DICKIDS ▸ Agunu ▸ Bryn ▸ Bully Da Bastard ▸ Hot Kuzi

⥅ FANXY CHILD / KOZ Entertainment ▸ Crush ▸ Dean ▸ Millic ▸ Penomeco ▸ Zico

⥅ HI-LITE ▸ G2 ▸ Paloalto ▸ Reddy ▸ YunB

⥅ INDIGO MUSIC ▸ Justhis ▸ Jvcki Wai ▸ Kid Milli ▸ No:el ▸ Young B

⥅ JUST MUSIC

▸ C Jamm ▸ Giriboy ▸ Osshun Gum

⥅ MKIT RAIN ▸ Andy Park ▸ Bloo ▸ Dj Flojee ▸ Loopy ▸ Nafla ▸ Niahn ▸ Owen Ovadoz ▸ Young West

⥅ YG / The Black Label / HIGHGRND ▸ Bobby ▸ Bryan Chase ▸ Mino ▸ Zion T

⥅ OTHERS ▸ Bigone ▸ Chillin Homie ▸ Coogie ▸ Heize ▸ Jjangyou ▸ Jessi ▸ Junoflo ▸ Kasper ▸ Kisum ▸ ONE ▸ Ravi ▸Samuel Seo ▸Takuwa

[khiphop-discussions]

On god if you weren’t here for seoulpimpin on tumblr or insta you missed out. The saga of D and Bryan Cha$e. Keith Ape blocking them numerous times over nothing. The EDITS GOD TAKE ME BACK THOSE DAYS WERE ICONIC

Yeah I know! These were really the days! We had SOOO much fun.

The seoulpimpin admins, especially Deja, were fucking HILARIOUS!

[k3rn3lp4nic-blog]

[CHASE X FREE X KZN]

cover by alvaanq

[honeybearloco]

“...You’re Back.”

Requested by an anon. I am now the barrier of Bryan scenarios. You all come to me for your Bryan scenarios now. A lot of people asked for this so I have come through for you guys. 

Bryan Cha$e X Female Reader

Request: Part 3 of ‘...What About Us?’ and ‘...You’re Pitiful.”

"I want to be here for the both of you."

"I know you do. And I’m happy you’re back."

Holding her tightly in your arms, tears slowly fell down your face. Your daughter, Choi Jaeyoung. She reminded you of Bryan who you hadn’t seen in months. Though you hated him at the moment, you gave your daughter his last name.

Days later, you had been able to take your daughter home. Your Mother fearing for both you and her granddaughter had decided to come stay with you for a little while. She helped around the house, helped around with Jaeyoung, and many other things. She often did complain about the small apartment you lived in as well as the neighborhood you stayed in. According to her, the neighborhood you lived in wasn’t fit for a first-time mother nor was it fit for a newborn. You just shrugged it off and went about your day.

One thing that was throwing your mother off was the father of Jaeyoung. She knew how you felt about bringing up her father so she never said anything about it.

One night, your mother and Jaeyoung had fallen asleep earlier. Finally, you had gotten some time alone. There was a knock on your door. You walked to the front door and opened the door to reveal a familiar face that you hadn’t seen in a long time.

"Bryan." You whispered as your eyes widened.

He scratched a spot behind his neck. "Is this a bad time?" He asked.

"What do you want?" You questioned.

"Can we talk?"

"Sure, totally. We’re just going to talk after everything that happened." You pointed out, folding your arms.

He let out a sigh, "Y/N I just really want to talk. I haven’t had the chance to talk to you. And seeing that your Mom is here now, it’s really hard for me."

You scoffed, "You’re going to blame my mother for you not being able to talk to me? How dare you?!"

"Shh! Keep it down. I don’t want her to know I’m here. I’m more afraid of her than anyone else."

You let out a sigh before stepping outside, closing the door behind you. "What do you want to talk about?"

"Can we walk and talk?" He asked.

You rolled your eyes. "Fine. Let’s go."

The two of you had walked down the street. "You better stop talking before I head back."

"I know I disappeared and I’m so so sorry that I left you like that. All of this is my fault. I shouldn’t have been so irresponsible. I get it if you hate him and you have every right to. I hate myself for what I did to you." He confessed.

You looked at him before looking back at the ground. "What about your girlfriend?"

"We broke up a long ass time ago. She fucked me over."

"You deserved it." You added.

"I know I did. And when I came to you that night, I was asking so much of you. I wanted you to love me. I wanted you to be with me but it was obvious that your feelings for me had faded. I don’t deserve your love. I never did. I know that you probably hate me more than anything right now, but I want to ask you something."

"What?"

"Let me see my kid." He answered.

You snapped your head toward him before scoffing. "ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! You think just because you apologized to me that I will give you a chance to see my daughter. You must be a fucking idiot!" You shouted at him.

You saw tears form in his eyes. He slowly got down on his knees, in a pleading position. He put his hands together, rubbing them. Tears were falling from his eyes as he pleaded you, "Please Y/N, I’ll do anything. I don’t even have the kid another time. Just once. I’m begging you."

Seeing him like this hurt you. You hated to admit it but you felt a little bad for him. After everything he has done to you, you felt bad for him. Tears were forming in your eyes seeing him so hurt.

"I’ll do anything." He repeated.

You wiped your eyes, trying not to let him see. You can’t. You couldn’t.

He slowly reached out to you, trying to grab your hand. Instead of moving away, you stayed still, allowing him to touch your hand. He took your hand into his softly. The feeling was so foreign yet familiar.

"Is this okay?" He asked.

You didn’t answer. You just looked down at your hands. He slowly intertwined your hand with his. You let out a breath, feeling a warm feeling inside. With his other hand, he wiped away the tears that from his eyes. He slowly climbed to his feet, keeping his hand in yours. You looked into his eyes, seeing them sparkle.

"Why?" You questioned.

"Why what?"

"Why come back? Why did you decide to just come back out of nowhere?"

"I didn’t just decide to come back out of nowhere. I’ve been thinking about coming back for a long time. I just didn’t know how you would react. I was scared of how you might react." He answered.

You wiped your eyes, feeling tears pricking again. "I don’t want to be hurt again, Bryan. I’m so sick of being hurt. I don’t need this right now. I’m a mother now. I don’t have time for my heart to be played with by immature grown ass men."

"Please. Please let me see our child, just once. I beg of you."

"It’s a girl."

"A girl?"

You nodded. "Her name is Jaeyoung. Choi Jaeyoung."

You didn’t know but something in his face changed.

"You gave her my last name. Why?"

"I don’t know. I just did in the moment."

He stayed silent. "Do you want to meet her or not?" You questioned.

He nodded his head. The two of you headed back to your apartment. You opened the door to see your mother holding a crying Jaeyoung.

"What happened?" You asked her.

"Jaeyoung woke up crying. I was wondering if you were going to get her but the crying didn’t stop, then I noticed you were gone. So I rushed to her room to tend to her, but she won’t stop crying." Your mother explained.

You walked over, taking Jaeyoung into your own arms. She slowly stops her crying.

"I’m telling you. My own granddaughter doesn’t like me." Your mother added, looking toward the door to see Bryan. She continued, "Bryan. What are you doing here so late?"

"Hello Mrs. L/N. I had to talk to your daughter about something."

"Something so late. It’s 3 in the morning. What were the two of you talking about?"

You and Bryan shared a nervous look with each other before looking at your mother again. She looked at you then Bryan. She something was up.

"Mom, Bryan is Jaeyoung’s father." You confessed.

"I knew it." She said with a small smile.

"You knew?" The both of you asked.

"Of course I did. Jaeyoung has Bryan’s eyes and nose. That is kind of hard to come by. I was just waiting for someone to tell me. As well as your brother who probably won’t be so accepting."

She turned to Bryan. "Do you love my daughter?"

"Mom, don’t-" You started but Bryan spoke over you.

"I love her with every fiber in me." He confessed before continuing. "I would take a bullet to the head for her as well as Jaeyoung."

His words shocked you but put a smile on your face.

"Then I am fine with the two of you being together. But if you break her heart, I will break you, Bryan Choi."

"Yes, ma’am." He said a bit nervous.

Your mother made her way back to her room. You let out a soft giggle. You looked at Bryan and motioned for him to come closer. He stepped further into your house.

"Do you want to hold her?"

He nodded with a small smile. You softly handed Jaeyoung to him, who held her tightly.

"She does have my eyes and nose." Bryan noticed.

You giggled at him. Bryan looked at you with soft eyes and a smile.

"She’s going to be like you."

"And why are you so sure?" He questioned.

"I just have a feeling." He smiled.

Jaeyoung grabbed her finger tightly, not wanting to let go.

"Hi Jaeyoung, it’s me. I’m your Dad. It is so finally good to meet you. You are so precious. Your Mommy gave me a second chance to see you. And I hope she will give me a second chance to love her."

You looked up at him slowly. After a couple of more minutes, Jaeyoung had fallen asleep. You put her to bed before walking back into the living room where Bryan was.

"Did you mean that?"

"Mean what?"

"You want a second chance?" You questioned.

"Why would I lie about something like that? When I said I love you, I meant it. So what about it?"

You looked up as if you were thinking. "I’ll think about giving you a second chance."

He stepped closer to you and softly placed his lips on yours. After a couple of seconds, he pulled away, stroking your cheek softly.

[michelleplayswithfire]

US Hot 100 Bubbling Under 1980-1985

Songs worth mentioning that didn’t make it to the Hot 100:

1980: Phyllis Hyman -- You Know How To Love Me (#101 -- Feb. 2) AC/DC -- Touch Too Much (#106 -- Feb. 2) The Inmates -- The Walk (#107 -- Feb. 16) Pearl Harbor and the Explosions -- You Got It (Release It) (#108 -- Feb. 16) The Gap Band --  I Don’t Believe You Want To Get Up And Dance (Opps, Up Side Your Head) (#102 -- Mar. 29) Gary Numan & Tubeway Army -- Are ‘Friends’ Electric? (#105 -- Jun. 28) Paul McCartney -- Waterfalls (#106 -- Aug. 30) Gary Numan -- I Die: You Die (#102 -- Sep. 27) Roxy Music -- Oh Yeah (On The Radio) (#102 -- Oct. 4) David Bowie -- Ashes To Ashes (#101 -- Oct. 25) Roxy Music -- In The Midnight Hour (#106 -- Nov. 8) Jim Carroll Band -- People Who Died (#103 -- Nov. 29) Robert Palmer -- Looking For Clues (#105 -- Nov. 29) Devo -- Freedom Of Choice (#103 -- Dec. 20)

1981: XTC -- Generals And Majors (#104 -- Jan. 21) Talking Heads -- Once In A Lifetime (#103 -- Feb. 7) Any Trouble -- Second Choice (#108 -- Mar. 14) Gino Soccio -- Try It Out (#103 -- May 30) Grace Jones -- Pull Up To The Bumper (#101 -- Jun. 6) Kraftwerk -- Pocket Calculator (#102 -- Jun. 6) Split Enz -- One Step Ahead (#104 -- Jun. 27) The A’s -- A Woman’s Got The Power (#106 -- Aug. 8) The Producers -- What’s He Got? (#108 -- Aug. 22) Billy Idol -- Mony Mony (#107 -- Sep. 26)*** The Tubes -- Talk To Ya Later (#101 -- Oct. 10) Devo -- Beautiful World (#102 -- Nov. 14) Kraftwerk -- Numbers (#103 -- Dec. 12) ZZ Top -- Tube Snake Boogie (#103 -- Dec. 26)

1982: The Manhattan Transfer -- Spies In The Night (#103 -- Jan. 16) Let’s Work -- Prince (#104 -- Jan. 30) Chic -- Stage Fright (#105 -- Jan. 30) Chas Jankel -- Glad To Know You (#102 -- Feb. 20) Devo -- Through Being Cool (#107 -- Apr. 24) Tom Tom Club -- Wordy Rappinghood (#105 -- May 15) Buckner & Garcia -- Do The Donkey Kong (#103 -- May 29) Split Enz -- Six Months In A Leaky Boat (#104 -- Jun. 5) Junior -- Too Late (#102 -- Jun. 12) Imagination -- Just An Illusion (#102 -- Jul. 3) Squeeze -- Black Coffee In Bed (#103 -- Jul. 10) Tommy Tutone -- Which Man Are You (#101 -- Jul. 24) Shalamar -- I Can Make You Feel Good (#102 -- Jul. 24) Haircut One Hundred -- Favourite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl) (#101 -- Aug. 28) Soft Cell -- What! (#101 -- Sep. 18) Vanity 6 -- Nasty Girl (#101 -- Oct. 2) Bow Wow Wow -- Baby, Oh No (#103 -- Oct. 2) Zapp -- Do Wah Ditty (#103 -- Nov. 6) Devo -- Peek-A-Boo (#106 -- Nov. 6) Grace Jones -- Nipple To The Bottle (#103 -- Nov. 13) Bananarama -- He Was Really Sayin’ Somethin’ (#108 -- Nov. 13) Billy Idol -- White Wedding (#108 -- Nov. 27)*** Madonna -- Everybody (#107 -- Dec. 25)

1983: Devo -- That’s Good (#104 -- Jan. 15) Rush -- Subdivisions (#105 -- Jan. 15) André Cymone -- Kelly’s Eyes (#107 -- Feb. 5) ABBA -- One Of Us (#107 -- Feb. 12) Indeep -- Last Night A D.J. Saved My Life (#101 -- Feb. 26) George Clinton -- Atomic Dog (#101 -- Mar. 5) The Fixx -- Red Skies (#101 -- Mar. 12) Chilliwack -- Secret Information (#110 -- Mar. 12) Q-Feel -- Dancing In Heaven (Orbital Be-Bop) (#110 -- Mar. 26) Peter Godwin -- Images Of Heaven (#105 -- Apr. 2) The English Beat -- I Confess (#104 -- Apr. 9) The Cure -- Let’s Go To Bed (#109 -- Apr. 9) Dire Straits -- Twisting By The Pool (#105 -- Apr. 16) Randy Newman -- I Love L.A. (#110 -- Apr. 16) Bananarama -- Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye (#101 -- May 7) The English Beat -- Save It For Later (#106 -- May 21) Mary Jane Girls -- Candy Man (#101 -- Jun. 4) Roxy Music -- More Than This (#102 -- Jun. 4) Spandau Ballet -- Lifeline (#108 -- Jun. 4) The Isley Brothers -- Between The Sheets (#101 -- Jun. 18) Marshall Crenshaw -- Whenever You’re On My Mind (#103 -- Jun. 18) Robert Hazard -- Change Reaction (#106 -- Jun. 18) U2 -- Two Hearts Beat As One (#101 -- Jul. 2) Heaven 17 -- We Live So Fast (#102 -- Jul. 9) Yello -- I Love You (#103 -- Jul. 16) Juluka -- Scatterlings Of Africa (#106 -- Jul. 16) Gary Myrick -- Message Is You (#103 -- Aug. 6) “Weird Al” Yankovic -- I Love Rocky Road (#106 -- Aug. 6) Mary Jane Girls -- All Night Long (#101 -- Aug. 13) Zapp -- I Can Make You Dance (Part 1) (#102 -- Aug. 20) Ministry -- I Wanted To Tell Her (#106 -- Aug. 20) The Coconuts -- If I Only Had A Brain (#108 -- Aug. 27) Sissy Spacek -- Lonely But Only For You (#110 -- Aug. 27) The Gap Band -- Party Train (#101 -- Sep. 10) Billy Idol -- Dancing With Myself (#102 -- Sep. 10) Tom Tom Club -- The Man With The 4-Way Hips (#106 -- Sep. 17) Freeez -- I.O.U. (#104 -- Sep. 24) Miquel Brown -- So Many Men, So Little Time (#107 -- Oct. 8) Robin Gibb -- Juliet (#104 -- Oct. 22) Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel -- White Lines (Don’t Do It) -- (#101 -- Nov. 19)

1984: New Edition -- Popcorn Love (#101 -- Jan. 21) Debbie Harry -- Rush, Rush (#104 -- Jan. 21) Was (Not Was) -- Knocked Down, Made Small (Treated Like A Rubber Ball) (#109 -- Jan. 21) The Cure -- The Lovecats (#107 -- Feb. 11) Ozzy Osbourne -- Bark At The Moon (#109 -- Feb. 11) George Kranz -- Trommeltanz (Din Daa Daa) (#110 -- Feb. 25) Endgames -- Love Cares (#105 -- Mar. 24) The Art Of Noise -- Beat Box (#101 -- Apr. 7) Alisha -- All Night Passion (#103 -- Apr. 7) Pat Wilson -- Bop Girl (#104 -- Apr. 7) The Alarm -- Sixty Eight Guns (#106 -- Apr. 14) Peter Brown -- They Only Come Out At Night (#102 -- Apr. 28) Break Machine -- Street Dance (#105 -- Apr. 28) Nena -- Just A Dream (#102 -- May 5) Russ Ballard -- Voices (#110 -- May 12) Ultravox -- Dancing With Tears In My Eyes (#108 -- Jul. 7) The Art Of Noise -- Close (To The Edit) (#102 -- Aug. 18) The Time -- Ice Cream Castles (#106 -- Aug. 18) Howard Jones -- Pearl In The Shell (#108 -- Aug. 25) Janet Jackson -- Don’t Stand Another Chance (#101 -- Sep. 8) Alfonso Ribeiro -- Dance Baby (#104 -- Sep. 8) The Staple Singers -- Slippery People (#109 -- Oct. 27) Dreamboy -- I Promise (I Do Love You) (#106 -- Nov. 17) Lindsey Buckingham -- Slow Dancing (#106 -- Nov. 24) Sade -- Hang On To Your Love (#102 -- Dec. 8)

1985: The Gap Band -- Beep-A-Freak (#103 -- Jan. 12) Vanity -- Mechanical Emotion (#107 -- Jan. 12) Whodini -- Freaks Come Out At Night (#104 -- Jan. 26) Klymaxx -- The Men All Pause (#105 -- Feb. 2) Jenny Burton -- Bad Habits (#101 -- Mar. 9) Roxanne Shanté -- Roxanne’s Revenge (#109 -- Mar. 9) General Public -- Never You Done That (#105 -- Mar. 16) Run-D.M.C. -- King Of Rock (#108 -- Mar. 23) Nik Kershaw -- The Riddle (#107 -- Apr. 13) Wang Chung -- Fire In The Twilight (#110 -- May 11) Skipworth & Turner -- Thinking About Your Love (#104 -- May 18) Run-D.M.C. -- You Talk Too Much (#107 -- Jun. 8) Cheyne -- Call Me Mr. ‘Telephone’ (Answering Service) (#106 -- Jun. 15) Bryan Ferry -- Slave To Love (#109 -- Jun. 15) Talking Heads -- Road To Nowhere (#105 -- Jun. 22) Rick James -- Glow (#106 -- Jul. 27) New Order -- The Perfect Kiss (#109 -- Jul. 27) Sheila E. -- Sister Fate (#102 -- Aug. 3) R.E.M. -- Can’t Get There From Here (#110 -- Aug. 17)

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Clash of Champions 2019 Predictions

Clash of Champions is WWE’s last pay per view before the wrestling landscape undergoes a massive overhaul. NXT is getting TV time, Smackdown is moving to fox and Fridays, and of course, we have the Wednesday Night Wars starting up. NXT vs. AEW. Right now, WWE really needs their pay per view to impress to get some good buzz going around them, because AEW has been really outperforming WWE pay per views that happened around the same time. So this is a big show for WWE, and they have packed it full of matches as such. The King of the Ring final was bumped to Raw, but other than that there are plenty of big matches. And here are my predictions as to who will win.

Roman Reigns vs. Rowan in a No Disqualifications Match: This is the only non-title match that is scheduled for the show, and the story is so weak that it hurts. Reigns was attacked several times before Summerslam, but no one knew who did it. So, we had a whodunnit storyline that was very promising. Samoa Joe was the first suspect, but he was quickly proven innocent. Then Reigns interrogated Buddy Murphy, who said that it was Rowan who was responsible. Daniel Bryan and Rowan both denied it, and at Summerslam, Rowan attacked Murphy during his match and called him a liar. He and Bryan attacked Murphy again backstage on Smackdown to force him to take his claim back, which he did. The two bearded men then said that the real culprit was a guy who looked exactly like Rowan. That was around the time that this all fell apart, not only because it is a bad plot point, but they also ignored the doppleganger for the rest of the story. But eventually, Reigns somehow got security footage of Rowan walking away from the forklift incident, and Rowan admitted it was him. Remember, he easily could’ve said it was the other guy, but he just confessed. Rowan then beat down Roman and Bryan, and eventually this match was scheduled. Bad story, real bad. Hopefully there is a swerve coming, because Rowan is not the guy for this spot. I think Roman will win here, but I hope to God that someone else is actually behind the attack. I think that the No DQ stip should make this match more fun, but I doubt it’ll be one of the highlighted matches of the night. I think this match will be pretty good, but not a classic or anything.

Drew Gulak vs. Humberto Carrillo vs. Lince Dorado for the WWE Crusierweight Championship: This is a pretty simple match. A few weeks ago on 205 Live, we had a Captains challenge match: 5 on 5 tag, elimination rules. The only two survivors of that match were Oney Lorcan and Humberto Carrillo. The two then faced off in a #1 contenders match the next week, with Carrillo winning. However, Lince Dorado and Carrillo had been having some problems for the past few weeks, with Dorado being pissed about Carrillo scoring a win on him. Dorado went as far as to say that he wasn’t a real luchadore, and while Carrillo seemed to keep taking it in stride, the tension was building. Underneath all of this, Ariya Daivari was trying to sow insurrection in the Lucha House Party by telling Dorado that he could and should be the breakout star, so Dorado is slowly turning heel. Carrillo and Dorado had a singles match eventually on 205 Live, with Dorado winning and being inserted into the match. I think that Carrillo should win here, and lead the Cruiserweight division as it moves down to NXT. I think that he should pin Gulak, his old nemisis and mentor, and start to feud with Dorado in a one on one scenario. He deserves to be champion, and I think it is time for that face to be leading the division. I think Gulak could win as well, as his time doesn’t really need to be over. This should be a pretty good match. Lots of high fliers in here, and the Gulak will have to work hard to keep them grounded. I think this is one of the matches that I am more looking forward to, even if it’ll end up on the pre-show.

Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross vs. Fire and Desire for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships: This one was built in a pretty simple way. Fire and Desire just pinned the champions in a non title match recently. Beyond that, the only story is really between Cross and Mandy Rose, because Rose keeps telling Cross that she is ugly. Ouch. This pains me to say it, but Bliss and Cross are probably gonna win here. They haven’t held the belts for very long, and they need some wins under their belts before the two split up. I really don’t know how good this match will be, because Rose and Deville are great together, but Bliss and Cross haven’t really impressed me just yet. This could be their breakout match as a team, and I hope it will be, but I won’t get my hopes up.

The New Day vs. The Revival for the WWE Smackdown Tag Team Championships: The brunt of this feud will be explained later on when I talk about the WWE Championship match, but there are some small things to go over. While Orton feuded with Kingston, Orton decided to get some help on his side in the form of the Revival. The Revival then assisted Orton in dismantling the New Day, and they put both Big E and Xavier Woods out of action for a while. So now that Woods and Big E are back, the two want revenge. So that is the origin of this match, and it is actually one I’m looking forward to. We’ve been robbed of this match in the past, and now we can get it on a proper pay per view. I think that the Revival will win here, because I don’t think that this feud will be over, and the heels being able to take the title off of the faces is a good way to keep things exciting. I am looking forward to this match a lot, and I think it has the potential to be one of the best on the card.

Braun Strowman and Seth Rollins vs. Bobby Roode & Dolph Ziggler for the WWE Raw Tag Team Championships: This match is only happening because they needed an extra bit of intrigue to add to the Universal Championship match. So Strowman and Rollins both had problems with the OC, so despite the fact that they were basically feuding over the Universal Championship they decided to challenge for the Tag Team Championships, and they ended up winning. So Seth is a double champ, and Strowman made it no secret that he wanted the Universal Championship as well. To decide a #1 contender, there was a tag team turmoil match, where Roode and Ziggler were thrown together randomly but ended up winning after beating four other teams. So I think that due to the tension between Strowman and Rollins, they will choke this match and Roode and Ziggler will get the win. The tag team belts should be contested in the midcard, and Roode and Ziggler have the name value and talent to elevate them a bit. I think this could be an exciting match, but I’m pretty unsure. If they don’t overbook this match to all hell, then I bet it’ll be good or even great. But if the only thing that is important to the writers is the World Championship match, then this will probably suffer. I’ll choose to be optimistic though, and look forward to this match.

Shinsuke Nakamura vs. the Miz for the WWE Intercontinental Championship: this match sorta arose from a feud between the Miz and Sami Zayn. The two argued on Miz TV about how Zayn hasn’t been performing very well, and Zayn announced that he’d be taking time away from being in the ring to start managing. His first client is Nakamura, who immediately attacked Miz. Miz received another couple of beatdowns over the course of a few weeks, until Miz decided to challenge for the belt. I think that Shinsuke wins this match, because the pairing of him and Zayn is working out really well. They need to go on a bit of a win streak, because this pairing is a breath of fresh air into both of them. I think that this could be a secret good match, because Miz can really turn it up when he wants to. I have high hopes for this, and I hope that I’m not disappointed.

AJ Styles vs. Cedric Alexander for the WWE United States Championship: this match started off in an odd way, with Styles and the OC attacking Alexander backstage one week in a seemingly random way. A few weeks later, Alexander and Styles fought in a singles match that ended in a DQ, and then Alexander pinned Styles in a 10 man tag later that night, scoring him this opportunity. I think that Alexander is going to pick up the win, just because I think AJ needs to be elevated into the main event scene. Alexander deserves a midcard run with the title, and he can put on some great matches. That belt needs to be used to elevate people again, and to make more main event stars. Hopefully this is a way to do it. This is the match that I am most looking forward to given how great these two guys are, and it’s a match I haven’t seen before. I bet this one will steal the show, and I can’t wait to see it.

Bayley vs. Charlotte Flair for the WWE Smackdown Women’s Championship: originally, this match was made because Charlotte was being incredibly cocky, to the point that Bayley had to challenge her to a match. But since Bayley turned heel alongside Sasha Banks, it has now become an interesting heel on heel battle. Bayley still feels like Charlotte is too entitled and wants to put her in her place, while Charlotte says that Bayley is a snake, and wants to expose her. For a heel on heel match, I’m into this. I still think Bayley should win, especially now that she’s turned heel. She wants some momentum coming out of the heel turn, and this is how you do it. This could be a great match, and I think given the story, it just might be.

Becky Lynch vs. Sasha Banks for the WWE Raw Women’s Championship: this match started with Banks’ return. She came back and immediately turned heel and attacked Natalya in order to get Lynch’s attention, and she certainly did. Since then, the two have dueled on the mic, with Banks saying that Lynch was gifted her success by having her face broken, and Lynch saying that Banks was the greatest wrestler to have never been great. I’m really excited for this, because this is Lynch’s first challenger that feels like has a chance against her, and I actually think Banks will win. Banks will win this match, and then her and Lynch can feud a bit more and have Lynch win it back in a few months. There is money to be made with Banks and Bayley at the top of the women’s division as heels, and I think that is the story they should go with. I also think this will be a great match, because these two have put on awesome matches in NXT, and I suspect they can do it again.

Kofi Kingston vs. Randy Orton for the WWE Championship: This match definitely goes back far. Orton challenged Kingston for the Championship at Summerslam, and in the lead up to the match, they referenced how Orton actively held Kingston back from the main event ten years ago. However, at Summerslam, the match ended in a double count out when Orton started to taunt Kingston’s family, and the two brawled. Those attacks on Kingstons family have continued, with Orton and the Revival constantly ambushing the New Day, even taking Big E and Woods out for a time. Now things have become more and more personal over the course of the feud, with things climaxing here. I think this match will have some sort of screwy finish once again, like maybe with Orton winning by DQ. So that will be my pick, and they will probably go on to have a match at Hell in a Cell. I don’t expect much out of this match, but maybe the actual blowofff will be good.

Seth Rollins vs. Braun Strowman for the WWE Universal Championship: this match doesn’t have the strongest story, but a lot of intrigue. Strowman made his intentions known for the WWE Universal Championship, but he and Rollins continued to have problems with the OC, so they teamed up and won the belts from Anderson and Gallows. Now, their Universal Championship match is still on, but they are partners as well, very exciting. I think Rollins will win here, because he is more than likely going to take on Bray Wyatt at Hell in a Cell, and that is a match that I need to see. So Rollins will more than likely retain here, because this just isn’t the time for Strowman. Maybe this will be a good match, but I’m not looking forward to it beyond the tension that this match will cause during the tag match earlier.