No. This is realer...

Juanfeesh credited me for pointing him to Pac's videos, but I gotta credit him for starting me on this little old-school rap video binge I've been on. The other day he pointed me out to an entry on Outside Broadcast that featured a few old videos, and I was hooked. I started searching some guys I'd think would have put out some real videos back in the day, until I came across this after hoping that Scarface had made a "No Tears" video:



Girl got mad flow. Despite clearly reading the lyrics off the screen, I'm pretty sure she gets caught up at around 0:26, 0:34, 1:36, and 2:12 (yes, I watched the whole thing). I have no idea what would compel anyone to record a video of them lip-syncing to any song whatsoever and put it on YouTube, but whatever. Sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do.

To compensate for the above, here's the original song/video that started this fad, "Grand Groove (Remix)" by Intelligent Hoodlum:



Out like Ray Durham at the All-Star Break after a .298, 13 HR, 43 RBI half. Then, in like Josh Vitters.
Anyone?