Uncle Ruckus? Is that you??

Every time Jimmy Fallon does some kind of hip hop parody, it bugs me. I know he's trying to be funny, but it comes off as a little disrespectful to an art form born of skill, grit, and urban oppression.

Schoolboy Q is cool and great. Thank you for just doing you, Schoolboy Q.

Well, and here's the thing: Her business is likeability. Like, that's her job. If if a ton of people are like "Yeah, I don't like her." that really should be ok. Because it's popular opinion about silly celebrity stuff. It's not like she's a steel worker and she gets fired from steel working because people don't…

I don't hate her - I just think she's overrated. Not that likeable, not particularly charismatic, kind of phony, seems like she tries too hard, etc. Tons of other more compelling actresses out there. Rosamund lit it up in Gone Girl, for example.

So RECKLESS!

No idea who this fool is, but "out of gas in the middle of the desert" is hilarious.

Seems reasonable.

That dude was good, too!

Her voice is really amazing - but her inhales didn't match up to the track: lip synch.

Yep. Some will say that's sacrilege, but it's the truth.

Takes guts to cover Adele, who is a badass (I don't care if she was 21 when Rolling In the Deep came out). And I really like Aretha's vocal choices on this track - she did it justice and gave it her own unique spin.

Yep, you need to lean in to it. I think that's why southerners seem to use it so effectively.

Referring to someone as a fool is a totally underrated insult.

A junior high school classic.

Oh, come on. It's OK for Jez to make money by any means necessary. It is not OK for a woman like Meghan Trainor to do the same.

Big-rig Tool Boner should be some kind of competitive reality show.

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The large butt trend is a watershed moment in our culture.

Was going make some provocative Don Draper comment. Instead I'll say "Well done, gents."