Some bands spend years building a catalog filled with multiple great albums—while others drop one perfect record and then pretty much disappear. And the 1960s? It might be the greatest decade ever for these one-album wonders. How many do you remember?

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.

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.

Few wrestlers have ever burned as brightly as “Rowdy” Roddy Piper. From Canadian roots to WWF stardom to Hollywood movies, Piper was one of the greatest entertainers of his generation.

Paul Simon once sang, “I am a rock, I am an island”—and he wasn’t lying. Simon’s songwriting brilliance is as complicated as the man himself. Beneath the chart-topping, era-defining music, he was a minefield of neuroses: obsessed with control, wracked with self-doubt, and locked in one of music’s most outrageous feuds with his angel-voiced partner, Art Garfunkel. Behind the hits lay a trail of controversy, failed love affairs, wild, substance-fueled nights with Princess Leia, and a genius who couldn’t stop unraveling.

There’s a reason hip hop heads still argue about the 1990s like it’s a religious doctrine. This was the decade when lyricism mattered, regional sounds thrived without canceling each other out, and artists weren’t afraid to be funny, political, vulnerable, or confrontational—sometimes all in the same verse.