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During last night’s Hip Hop Inauguration Ball, Wayne Brady covered Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” while Doug E. Fresh beat-boxed. Only thing iller than this would be longer footage.

Looks like BET invited more guests than normal for this week. Above, Angel reps for the female MCs while Square Off takes their turn with poppa Doug E. Fresh beatboxing.

Gabrielle Union’s 40th bday party got a surprise of its own last night when Big Willie and Dougie hit the mic for a freestyle. Afterward, Will performed “Summertime” and The Fresh Prince theme song.

Here’s a little something that needs to be heard. This afternoon, Mister Cee gave his Best Of Tuesday mix honoring Rick The Ruler and The World’s Greatest Entertainer. Enjoy the show. ifwt

The other day, Doug E. Fresh was on Shade 45 and introduced his sons Squareoff and nephew Mansone Batez. Doug E. also spoke on the state of Hip-Hop and reflected on the early days with Slick Rick and the Get Fresh Crew. Of course, Mr. Fresh hit the mic for a performance of his own.

[vodpod id=Groupvideo.10518568&w=540&h=350&fv=affiliateSiteId%3D176704%26widgetId%3D503443%26width%3D628%26height%3D386%26revision%3D113%26autoPlay%3D0%26playOnLoad%3D0%26js%3D1%26mediaURL%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.bet.com%252Fcontent%252Fbetcom%252Fvideo%252Fsoultrainawards%252F2011%252Fperformances%252Fsta11-perf-heavy-d%252F_jcr_content%252Fleftcol%252Fvideoplayer.mrss%26allowfullscreen%3D] Last night, BET aired the annual Soul Train Music Awards. During the ceremony, Doug E Fresh, Goodie Mob, Naughty By Nature, Big Daddy Kane, Kurtis Blow and others

Doug E. Fresh and his sons Square Off are featured in the Harlem edition of the NY Daily News. The duo recently released their new album, Money, Moet & Memories with hopes of carving a new sound. “We making a new genre now,” said Slim. “Alternative classical hip hop…Every song you could hear the instruments.”

Here’s more footage from Doug E. and Stevie following the singer’s induction into the Apollo Theater Hall of Fame. Most of you are probably too young to know “Jungle Fever” and apparently, Stevie’s too old to remember the lyrics. Thanks Mfeenz.

The Apollo Theater paid homage to Stevie Wonder last night as he was inducted into their Hall of Fame. Double R affiliate Mfeenz was in the house and filmed Harlem native Doug E. Fresh providing beatbox accompaniment for “Ribbon In The Sky” with the man of honor.