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A while ago I went to the birthday party for legendary 3rd Bass emcee and "White Rapper Show" host MC Serch, and got a couple of gems on tape. The first is a rare clip of teenage MC Serch long before he got a record deal, showing off his dance moves at a local talent show:

And here's the highlight of the party, when Serch's mother took the stage to tell how her showbiz career paved the way for her son. She sang a little number from when she used to perform with Frank Sinatra, and remembered how as a kid Serch rolled with the Nation of Gods and Earths (aka the 5 Percenters), whom she referred to as "The Ten Percents":

My legal team advised me to avoid those pesky copyright/fair use issues and remove the original background music from this b-boying clip (it was a Beyonce track). So I replaced it with the best public domain music I could find, and now present to you some totally copyright-safe public domain ragtime breaking.

(unfortunately I missed the traditional highlight of the show, where they kick somebody's baby in the face.)

music "Hot Town" by Fess Williams and his Royal Flush Orchestra from publicdomain4u.com

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(music by Jimmy Davis, from http://publicdomain4u.com/)