Forgotten MTV Shows from the 2000s (Snoop Dogg's Comedy Series and More): kzread.info/dash/bejne/jJutlM6fdNrfdqg.html

@mikejones1298

11 ай бұрын

That Vin diesel joke was so bad it made me laugh. Vin diesel isn't even that big.

@MediaPastimes

10 ай бұрын

@@mikejones1298 @vindiesel this guy has something to say to u

@Madenewhope

10 ай бұрын

WE ALL KNOW WHAT THE BABY LOTIONS FOR FOR💀💀💀💀💀💀

Red man episode is a classic. Rubbing two wires together to get the door bell had me rofling

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

He still lives there, too. I know he did an updated tour of it at some point but I couldn’t find it 🤔

@Madkalibyr

Жыл бұрын

I love that one so much, I remember watching that and my mom chiming in about how much she liked his attitude :p

@yukimasaheppe1079

Жыл бұрын

Didn’t he have cousin /friend sleeping on the couch and large media collection😂

@jackatkinson3682

Жыл бұрын

​@@yukimasaheppe1079 Yep, it was his cousin. 😅 #ShitExhibit

@Rai_S82

Жыл бұрын

​@Yukimasa Heppe yeah, or the floor or something 😂

Redman's cribs is the essence of MTV. That's what it was supposed to be but it wanted to be so Hollywood.

@ryancameron1909

10 ай бұрын

His was the best.

@ricklopez778

10 ай бұрын

That was the best episode ever and he was💯 " De La Casa"

@TheBasher-_-

10 ай бұрын

Yes but his episode was boring. I wanted to see houses nicer than mines not the Same ones or ngl worse.

@MK-we9sw

10 ай бұрын

@@TheBasher-_- damn. You live in a big house too?

@salvadorromero9712

10 ай бұрын

A severely underrated one is Ying Yang Twins, who rented a house that looked absolutely nothing like anything two young rappers would live in and hilariously clowned on the pretense the entire time.

Redman is an honest dude. What a legend.

I remember listening to Howard Stern talking about Cribs years ago when it was still on the air, and he pointed out how anyone who knows anything about how the recording industry works knows that most artists start out owing their labels so much money that it takes at least three or four hit songs before they really start making real money for themselves. So there's no way these artists with only one hit song to their names could possibly afford massive mansions and fleets of super cars.

@bobo42024

Жыл бұрын

Depends were you live. Look at 50 cents 52 room mansion. It only cost $4,000,000. You cant even get a house for less than $1,000,000 where I live.

@jesusshuttlesworth8972

Жыл бұрын

​@@bobo42024 Big 🧢 But hey I guess you can be anyone you want on the internet.

@lvl99kuroikami38

11 ай бұрын

@@jesusshuttlesworth8972 nah thats jus how it is in the city

@CandanceOnline

11 ай бұрын

True because most first time artists don’t get paid until a few albums & most people them had bad contracts in which they weren’t able to buy anything.

@Alvan81

11 ай бұрын

​ @bobo42024 You gotta sell millions of copies to earn that 4M. If you dont, you lose it all! That's the bigger point here.

It sounds weird to us now, since we take for granted that we are able to basically "chat" with celebrieties on Twitter and stuff. But back in the day, we knew celebrities only from movies and music videos. So watching someone famous going around their own personal kitchen like "Yo, this is where I eat my cereals" just felt unreal and cool af.

@mikeyo1990

10 ай бұрын

That’s a solid point!!!!!

The Redman episode was hands down the best one.

Ryan Nyquist's joke about the crystal light was actually hilarious

@fergit0923ify

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it was totes magotes LOL. I LOL’d like sooooo haaarrddd

@pieterpossenier4191

10 ай бұрын

his complete episode was hilarious

Redman's episode was great. The fake ones were so obvious you'd see like one artist that had only had one hit at the time or weren't even known internationally and they had these huge mansions and you were just like nah I don't belive it.

@ps-yk8su

Жыл бұрын

Silk the Shocker

@kamenanew9867

Жыл бұрын

​@@ps-yk8su master p and crew was legit wealthy tho, snoop said all you saw in they music videos and home made movies and shit was all legit they own cars and money and all that.

@Art7220

Жыл бұрын

Was Aaron Carter's episode fake too?

@Dill_doh

Жыл бұрын

Redman the goat

@gdirty7380

11 ай бұрын

@@kamenanew9867 yea people forget that his net worth towards the end of the 90s was over 600 million. theres a tosh.o segment where he does a " guess this celebrity's net worth ", and its a picture of master p. people were guessing on the low end and he showed the actual net worth and it was well over 600 million. ive seen hella people recently comment how master p is actually, what people think jay z is. ive been a soldier since 97 lmao when i was 10. seen every movie and heard every album up to about 2001.and yea like you said, just ask snoop. hes so supportive of p. he knows those miller boys are the truth. free c murder!!

I feel like record labels probably had some part in this. They didn't want people to see how much they were ripping off these musicians. It probably helped trick new people into contracts and keep the cycle going.

@YouBazinga

5 күн бұрын

I think so too. The record companies would rent a house for their hot star and say it's yours. The yours part was very relative of course.

rappers are the epitome of "fake it till you make it" and even when they've made it they will still fake it....

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

There are some rappers who go against the grain and don't feel the need to flaunt their wealth, but it's definitely not the majority. It sucks that the music can't just speak for itself.

@byron739

Жыл бұрын

Criminally underrated comment!

@misterhappy5462

Жыл бұрын

i thought every celebrity in the history of entertainment fakes it til they make it. rappers are just the latest example

I remember when MTV first aired and for about a year and half there wasn't any commercials.

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

The years prior to "The Real World" definitely looked to be the golden age of MTV, where-as the 2000s era that I grew up with was the bronze age. And the current age is just the uncontrollable vomit era.

@lulzyboy

Жыл бұрын

@@MediaPastimes I guess you could say their current age is, ridiclous ;)

@truthiscensored

Жыл бұрын

I remember when the black music artist MTV played was Michael Jackson

@me3333

10 ай бұрын

@@MediaPastimes I remember watching the premier of MTV and from that day all the way up to "The Real World" we legit had a TV that played only MTV every day all day. Everybody at school knew all the new videos that came out and we all went home and when we weren't out riding bikes or doing something otherwise outside we would hang out at one of our houses with MTV at least in the background. That started to change around the time "The Real World" came out but by then I was older and had a kid and a job so life was already different but I still miss those days

@geetee2694

4 күн бұрын

We only had basic cable when it came out. I didn't get MTv until 1989 when I was 19. I used to watch it at my friends houses. By 1985 I could tell it was already going to an all modern pop format, which didn't appeal to me. When the original Headbangers Ball went off air, they lost all relevance. Basically, I was forced by my cable provider to have it as part of the expanded/full package I had.

Fun fact, I was on set for the filming of the episode with Mario(R&B Singer from Baltimore….not Sisquo lol). His “Crib” was a model unit at Silo Point here in Baltimore. So it wasn’t even a lived in or rented unit. None of the stuff in there was his either. Including the iPhone used to control the A/V system. There was also a rental Maserati. I know the 5 series BMW was his because I ran into him at a bar a few months later.

Redman had the greatest episode ever! The realist guy in the game.

@TTCandlevibe

11 ай бұрын

They did the edits to like he had a mansion 😂

@micahmanley613

11 ай бұрын

💯

I always use to wonder how artists I’ve never even heard of had such lavish homes. Makes so much sense now.

@billyjansen7690

Жыл бұрын

Or just Google it

@ermaksplug94

Жыл бұрын

Just because you haven’t heard of them don’t mean shit

@mkhanman12345

11 ай бұрын

Who are you referring to? They were all pretty famous, lol

@whitedevil2

10 ай бұрын

fake it till you make it. mostly popular in the rap industry. it's practically a tradition for newcomers showing off jewelry and cars and a lifestyle they can't afford.

@miata350

10 ай бұрын

A lot of the wealth you see from rappers is fake. They rent jewelry, they rent cars for music videos, they use stacks of movie prop cash for their stupid photos.

"The first three houses on Cribs are Moby, Ozzy Osbourne, and Jewel." Say a more 2000 sentence. I DARE you.

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

And the wild thing is, all three of those people are still extremely relevant.

@NeverMetTheGuy

Жыл бұрын

I like it here. Good times.

@WookieWoman

10 ай бұрын

Watching that clip of Moby made me literally say out loud, " yeah that's definitely a real musician's home." 😂 A lot of them live for the fame but some live for the music.

@firefighter343

3 ай бұрын

"GIT-R-DONE" There. Now that's about us " 2000s" as it gets.

@SuperImmunologist

Ай бұрын

I like no doubt and Korn

I'll never forget when Kelly Rowland was giving her tour, but couldn't remember any facts about the place. Kept stumbling to explaon what everything was, that was when I realized it was fake. 😂

Love Redman’s episode. Could see him being the type of guy who drives a 1994 Acura Vigor with 400,000 miles on it and faded paint with 9 figures in the bank.

@vanwade5870

2 ай бұрын

You mean driving a broke vigor.

Red man’s episode was the best - especially looking back. It was honest and humble, and in this day and age of fact checking and being able to check someone’s story? Those were the best.

Fun fact: mtv to this day still does the same thing, except now it's on their TV show "catfish." Majority of the people's "houses" they go to are actually rented out air BnB's. There's been multiple guests who have done AMA's on reddit that have admitted mtv rented a local air bnb and passed it off on the episode as belonging to the person on the episode. Presumably it's partially a safety thing as to not give away where the people actually live, and also they can rent a big enough house to fit the film crew inside comfortably plus the people on the show and the hosts

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

They did the same thing with Pimp My Ride. I get the safety concerns, but for a show where the person is giving an "intimate tour" of their home... all I ask is that they show their actual home.

@SEEYAIAYE

Жыл бұрын

According to some of the people who were on Pimp My Ride, if their house didn't look good for TV the producers just moved them into a nice rented house for Xzibit to roll up on.

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

@@SEEYAIAYE Nah, every house was rented. I made an entire video about PMR and consulted a former contestant who said that every home shown on PMR was in close proximity to West Coast Customs or GAS, because Xzibit legitimately drove the contestant vehicles to the shops.

@bostonrailfan2427

Жыл бұрын

for JoJo it made sense, she was still a young teen when it aired so she at least deserved to not have stalkers after her

@billyjansen7690

Жыл бұрын

That's what u get for watching catfish like what

14:17 “His bedroom had a Sega Dreamcast and a bottle of baby lotion set up on the nightstand….” 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂Dead.

I’ll never forget Missy Elliot’s insane legit car bed 😂

@pie_g

Жыл бұрын

Ferrari Testarossa!

@owadasaoluwafemi8819

10 ай бұрын

Also her big signature at the entrance of her crib inside

TLC used to be The Learning Channel. Now, I'm pretty sure it stands for Terrible Life Choices.

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

TLC will help you learn about the 600lb sisters, which is more valuable than anything else.

I get a little emotional everytime I find videos of throw back shows from MTV. I miss the channel when it was classic.

@gardendormouse6479

5 күн бұрын

I miss when it used to show music videos, 40 years ago.

When I was a kid I thought all of this was %100 real , it wasn’t until I was a teenager that I thought maybe some of it was staged

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

There were more legitimate segments than just Redman, but a good 80-90% of the homes toured on CRIBS displayed something that was planted for the show. Problem is, a lot of those old episodes are long gone due to copyright issues. So many songs were used in the background of these episodes, and MTV doesn’t want to pay royalties to those artists.

@napalm_lipbalm86

Жыл бұрын

​@@mattalan6618 and Jojo's. She literally sat on a Sit and Spin in a house she grew up in looked like mine I grew up in.

@billyjansen7690

Жыл бұрын

Ok so? Then

@kirdot2011

10 ай бұрын

I thought this and pimp my ride was 100%real turns out it isnt

Redman was the only one that kept it real, and people could relate to it plus it was entertaining. Seeing one of his friends sleeping on the floor was hilarious

They can try and revive it and make it what it was before, but Architectural Digest has taken the crown of this kinda content. They've already got videos with modern celebrities and they have more time to go in depth on the houses

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

Not only that, but MTV doesn't have nearly as much appeal in the youth and college markets. Only millennials, Gen X, and boomers still torture themselves with marathons of Ridiculousness and Catfish 😅

It comes as no surprise whatsoever that Redman is down to earth and feels better keeping it real.

Are we gonna pretend that this isn’t the problem with a lot of the influencer home tours? 😂

Redman's episode when he shows the tiny ass closet... "I got a walk in closet...I step in, I step out. You walk in, you walk out." Lmao

@bostonrailfan2427

Жыл бұрын

he’s not wrong…he showed that it’s a bad name for a closet!

I agree the Redman episode was hands down the best one ever. I remember me and my brother watching it and wondering if it was legit or if he was just being funny (because that's how he is) Turned out to be legit though and I respect tf out of him for keeping it 100% in not posing and faking a lifestyle that he wasn't really living (like so many of them do) It tokes a REAL mf to keep it REAL and not pitch more fakeness and ilusion to the world like it's all luxury and glitz and glamour

@G00gLe_was_my_idea989

10 ай бұрын

It's funny when you really think about it, these mfs are actually selling them more slavery in pretending they're living the high life like "Yeahhhh look at how good I'm doing don't you want to come live like this?" When in actuality they aren't even living like that and know the slaves they've become thrmselves

I remember watching red man’s episode as a kid and being too tears. Watching his segment in the vid brought those same feeling back. His episode in my opinion aged the best. I been going back and revisiting 2000s reality TV like True life and Pimp my ride. Honestly red man’s mtv crib tour and ODB’s limo segment of him and his children getting food stamps is probably some of the best early IRL moments on TV. Love the vid, very well done and nostalgic af haha

Redman had the best episode by far lol It was funny as hell.

Redman was the only one with the real house 💯

Don't forget every rapper on cribs had the line "gotta have the Scarface" when showing off the DVDs or else they weren't gangsta

@truthtorpedo4068

2 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 & their white robes.

I didn't speak English when I was younger, so I learned about MTV Cribs later on, but my favourite was most definitely YingYang Twins' episode, it was so clearly not their house, it was like some soccer mom's suburban house, it was hilarious

The show really motivated me to try to get enough money to have mansions like these celebs… I guess it didn’t motivate me enough 😭

@nerdstudent8852

Жыл бұрын

You can still motivated to rented some mansion though 😁

@alvinellie

10 ай бұрын

Hahaha! 😂 Didn't We All. Fun ride though

@DOC_951

10 ай бұрын

How is your life now compared to these celebs? lol

The Ozzy episode is interesting to look back on before the whole Osbournemania started as everyone looked so different: Kelly was a blonde teenybopper, Sharon was a typical relaxed and low key mom, and Ozzy was intelligible. Lol

I can’t believe they still are making them 😂 I thought this was over a long time ago

This video was great. Admittedly, I haven't seen an episode of 'Cribs' in at least 16-17 years. Even then, I knew that some of the celebrity homes/cars, etc. had to be a set-up. Anyway, thanks for highlighting some of the more egregious segments. I got a HUGE laugh out of both Sum41's and Red Man's cribs...downright hilarious (the random cousin sleeping on the floor was gold).

I knew that house that 3LW used wasn’t theirs because they didn’t know where shit was😂😂😂😂

@MsDisneylandlover

11 ай бұрын

And on top of that they didn't even get alone

I always thought those mansions looked fake. Like how someone would stage a house to be sold-not like someone actually living in it. I figured that they would clean up before MTV cameras got there. The Marylin Manson episode made me suspect that it was a rental home due to how ordinary it looked for Marylin Manson-and the cheap Halloween Store spooky stuff there was.

@ArtHoward

9 ай бұрын

The performer's personal style would be tacky as hell, yet their house looked like an art museum. Plus, they only had three hit songs at best, yet they lived like Bill gates.

Even as a kid, i thought "I would never show my house for the world to see, even worse if i was a celebrity"

Birdman did own his mansion. Sadly it's abandoned and taken over by mother nature. ALSO, in the 80s when MTV was created, they played nothing but music. I miss those times. 😭

@ps-yk8su

Жыл бұрын

You gotta be in your 40s. A little too old to be watching MTV

@onetwothree9

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, being a music only channel wasn't profitable, so they either had to change the programming or eventually go bankrupt.

@truthiscensored

Жыл бұрын

The one on the show was rented. He actually went into foreclosure on his real house that was much smaller than the Cribs rented house he showed

When I was Teen watching these in the 2000's, I thought how could these celebs spend all their wealth in just Ludacris ways, well now seeing it from a adult's eye most were no way near as wealthy as they make out. But, quite honestly I still enjoy these shows because of all these things I listed. Great vid!

This video was literally just recommended to me and I am so happy! The nostalgia from my teen years is bursting 😂 thank you for making this video 😊

Mariah Carey’s episode is very real though. It’s really her NYC appartement that she bought when she left her first husband in the late 90´s.

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

I didn't diss Mariah, her episode was legendary.

@didierrobert13004

Жыл бұрын

@@MediaPastimes I knooowwww you didn’t ! I was just saying, just a little info ! You did an amazing job! For real

@roseroselyne9045

Жыл бұрын

Eminem was in there with her lol

@brucebeamon5460

11 ай бұрын

This the only other episode I remember besides REDMAN’S

@didierrobert13004

11 ай бұрын

@@roseroselyne9045 you meant M&MS ? 😌

I was a gullible kid I thought it was all real lol, Lil Wayne recently said he wants to fire his accountant because his net worth is nowhere close to what Forbes claim it is, Giselle Buchden said the same thing.

I miss the early 00s so much. Just a simpler time. MTV was must watch television at those times. I remember watching The Real World and thinking "Wow that's what being an adult is like". My favorite part of Cribs were the cars. If you read DuPont Registry back in those days, it was like watching that magazine on a CRT TV Screen. I vaguely remember a Cash Money episode with Birdman and Lil Wayne that I loved. Trick Daddy had one where I think his girlfriend or something was frying chicken in the kitchen lol

I can remember being a kid watching Cribs regularly believing it 100% hook line and sinker

Ying Yang Twins will forever be my favorite episode. "First room you're gonna SEE is the SEA ROOM! This didn't take no wo-man. It took us men!" So many great quotes.

I loved this show as a little kid. It expanded my mind as an aspiring artist. Love how you flip the words around in your outro

Man, looking at MTV Cribs in my 30s, '00s celebrity affluence feels empty and sterile. It's even worse now obviously, but I see now where it all started.

@truthteller4442

Жыл бұрын

W comment here. Got one guy living in a house with 25 bedrooms. Like, WTF you gonna do with all those rooms? It’s all about the machismo and putting on “the show” for everyone. A lot of these guys learned the hard way, however, because a lot of them went bankrupt.

@hank1556

Жыл бұрын

Underrated comment

5:41 Damn, Ryan Dunne with his cars. If that doesn't bring a tear to your eye then I don't know what would. Rest in peace.

Redman's "Cribs" episode was the most iconic of all! It's the only one that I still remember 20+ years later.

Wish they do an MTV Vintage and just play all the old 24 hour slots from the 80s and 90s and early 2000s. Id watch

This was well done. Brought back memories for sure. Keep up the good work!

@MediaPastimes

11 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏻

Man ja rule was making controversy back then too

@theitfactorjameswheezer2852

Жыл бұрын

Bros been a clown for 20 years lol

@Bruce.-Wayne

Жыл бұрын

"What would I do without ya baby":........🤣🤣🤣.....they were playing that in that mansion all day

@J4sse

Жыл бұрын

W

Wow Redmans crib. That N64 "Ready to Rumble 2" case really brought me back.

@MediaPastimes

10 ай бұрын

Those games ruled 🥊

MTVcribs with help from BlockBuster's used videos, caused me to have a massive DVD collection. Since I couldn't afford the car collections (neither could they apparently) but almost every episode had to mention their DVD collection and then pulling out Scarface.

50 cents pontiacs were not his either. They were on loan from a dealer (I saw one for sale). I also love that he got lost several times in the house during filming.

@creightonjason

10 ай бұрын

I couldnt stand the man, total idiot - Very happy to see that he didnt own the hos and he later went bust

Damn the Redman episode makes me feel old I was 21 when that episode dropped. Lol I was high as hell watching it 😂😂😂😂😂

I really enjoyed this channel, this was my era. Love it

Man. I loved this show and still watch clips now and then. Also the Osbornes was hilarious cringe sad etc. The 10 spot was must see. Thanks dude. Please cover the 10 spot in depth.

@TheCheat420

Жыл бұрын

The 10 Spot and Sucka Free Sundays

@TheGeneral_LUFC

Жыл бұрын

Now u know its fake u still watch.

Ying Yang Twins was an obvious rental even watching it back then.

Ja Rule is the biggest goofball in the universe. Also Vin Diesel and Ja Rule are definitely related. You can’t tell me otherwise. They have the same voice

@CarolineBearoline

Жыл бұрын

Yours is by far the most accurate comment... maybe ever. Goobers, both of them!

@slowanddeliberate6893

Жыл бұрын

They might be cousins.

@StanStacks

10 ай бұрын

@@CarolineBearolineI’m gay

@CarolineBearoline

10 ай бұрын

@@StanStacks my man ❤️ I miss being gay with you guys over on Future's channel

It seemed to me that some of those houses were too expensive for some of the celebrities on "Cribs". People with one hit song or a recurring role on a sit com had mansions with stables sitting on huge plots of land and a garage with five luxury cars. It was questionable even then so this makes a lot of sense.

@WookieWoman

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, those were more like Record Label Executive level homes. 😂

And I was called a "conspiracy theorist" when I said the same thing at the time. Nice that you caught up

Couldn't wait for this one

An interesting show would be “Cribs: 10 years later” and see how people are really doing

Ha Ja Rule passing off a rental as his house. Maybe he should have put it up as collateral for Fyre Festival.

@mr.enrike2564

3 ай бұрын

He said he rented it. No lie detected

I’m glad you covered the red man episode. It is the best cribs episode and I love that he kept it real.

Yesss!! I've been waiting for this video ever since the community post

i mean, i always thought it was weird for a well known celeb to invite a film crew into their actual private residence. maybe they brought a couple things they owned to show off but i always kept wondering, "wow, they're not worried about stalkers?"

I remember realizing Robbie Williams English estate wasn’t his. Recognized Jane Seymour’s St Catherine’s Court.

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

In my research I saw that she’s always been very public when it comes to that castle, it’s hilarious that he tried to pass it off as his own.

@samanthab1923

Жыл бұрын

@@MediaPastimes Right? I think they had rented it out to record in & then just stayed to do CRIBS.

Man, you just gotta love the old days of MTV.

I think its great how Redman endeared himself to a plethora of kids/teens by just being himself and showing off his true home, not some rented place. Id say his episode is the most remembered and discussed to this day; i know its my favorite episode.

In Consumerist, Consumption Heavy 1980’s, Lifestyles of the R & F was KING! Showed audiences what REAL Wealth looks like - giving an incredibly rare look at “how the other half lives.”

@KevinPayton-fq8gd

Жыл бұрын

I loved that show.

Wait, wasn't Prestige the same company Bowwow took the picture from of the car and private jet, insinuating that he was traveling in them? Then someone saw him in coach at the exact same time he posted the photo?

love this video

I liked this episode a lot, it showed good cribs episodes. I even liked all the segments you showed. I guess I like you as a content creator so ima sub

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

Is this a marriage proposal, bro? My answer is yes 🙂

Another great video, man! Did you ever see the Ricky Gervais Cribs parody? I think it was an extra on the Invention of lying DVD. I seem to recall it being pretty funny, but my brain could just be bullshitting me I dunno 🤷

@MediaPastimes

Жыл бұрын

There were so. many. parodies... I legit had to scroll past like, dozens of them while searching out clips for this. But I haven't seen that one, although Ricky Gervais does rock 🤙

The only REAL episode of MTV Cribs was Tommy Tallarico’s! His mother is very proud of him. Another awesome video, love it when you upload.

@ju5t1ce33

Жыл бұрын

Red Man

@Diwasho

11 ай бұрын

@@ju5t1ce33 I dunno, the camera crew must be making so much noise I honestly doubt that his cousin was actually sleeping during the tour and recording. But it's probably one of the more honest tours I guess.

Nice video man

Seeing all the old tech is amazing.

My favorite is still the Jackass one. Turns out the Chris Pontius living in his car was real since he didn't move into a house until he had a family in 2010s.

who the hell is still watching MTV??

I still remember mid 90s to late 90s and really early 2000s watching music videos none stop late night or really early in the morning the good old days and in the 90s watching beavis n butthead roast music videos lol those were the days best days that we will never come close to getting back I’ll never forget beavis n butthead watching smells like teen spirit when it’s starting they see the janitor and butthead says “beavis’s dad” lol

A brilliant idea for a video. Thanks.

Whenever people clown social media "influencers" for fakery, I point out how celebrities do the same

I wasn't expecting to feel sorry for some of these celebs, but some had giant empty mansions that looked like an art museum. It didn't seem like anyone actually enjoyed life there.

I am glad that ,I am 41 and mtv and bet were cold asf joe!Such great cable tv from the 80's,90's and early 2000's...

This is making me feel super old.

Redman showing us around his crack den was the greatest episode, hands down 😂

@nuzoe7134

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Far from a crack house 😂 redman the most real guy

@kidsyx

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@@nuzoe7134 he's not a crack head, but that was a crack house my friend 😂 I grew up in one of those so that's how I know Redman is the realest. 😂

@aldxbaran

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I dont think it looked THAT bad, just looked like a normal home/studio

I remember when there was this massive campaign for cable providers to carry MTV. There were all these musicians saying I want my MTV, only for it to be turned into RTV (Reality TV) 😂

I’ll never forget how Lil John made sure everyone knew that he had the exact same rug in his bedroom as Usher. And that one guy who showed off his Crystal Light

Theyll have a spin off. "KZreadrs cribs" heres media pastimes crib. Rents 17 cars and is like "i uh actually dont own any of these so we just gonna skip to the next part if the house"

@MediaPastimes

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Nah I’d show off my 1993 Geo Metro with pride 😎

@Sonicfalcon16

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@@MediaPastimes that would be a hell of a face reveal. I'ld be cool with that

@truthiscensored

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nah it will be the "Fake Online Gurus" crips. Get to see Grant Cardone, Tai Lopez, and those like them rented mansions as they sell you their overpriced courses.

I always wondered why they never had food in their fridge! Now I know it’s cause it wasn’t their place! 😂😂😂😂 smh

AMERICAN MOVIE !!! I live close to Milwaukee now and it’s so cool to check those spots out from the documentary :) this was so rad, thanks for making such rad content !!! makes me nostalgic for when I’d bug my neighbor to show me cool shit as a kid when he was watching jackass and samurai champloo listening to slipknot and System of a Down haha

I loved him. I need to revisit some of these movies