These lyrics are iconic, ridiculous, beloved, mockable—and sometimes all of those things at the same time. Grab your air guitar and your finest cheddar—we’re diving in.

Somebody’s got to play the harmony, keep the groove, or hold the tambourine while the frontman takes all the credit. From Garfunkel to Oates to Ridgeley, these “Number Twos” are music’s unsung heroes. But who is the greatest number two of all?

Movies don’t always announce their smartest ideas. Sometimes they sit silently in the background and influence how a scene feels. Such hidden choices reward careful eyes and reveal how much storytelling happens without a single word spoken.

Some actors bring more than presence to a scene. They bring brawn earned through sweat and stubborn resolve to give performances with a grounded intensity that audiences feel without needing an explanation.

Hip hop didn’t politely ask the fashion world for permission—it showed up dressed better than everyone else and dared the industry to keep up. From street corners to couture runways, rappers turned personal style into cultural authority, reshaping how luxury, rebellion, and identity look on a global stage. Below are 22 unmistakable looks that helped crown hip hop as the most powerful force in style.

The Spinners started in 1954, but they finally got to the top of the R & B charts in the 70s.