BET Top 100 Video Countdown

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BET Top 100 Video Countdown (ranked in 2000)

Though appear refreshing with mostly old school rap & R&B videos, the #1 video is still no suprise...

From reading the list, I actually have watched parts of it a decade ago.   Mostly the middle part of the countdown with Janet Jackson, DeBarge (ironically Janet was married to him at one time), Kool Moe Dee, Jody Watley, & Bobby Brown.

Appear to feature videos from 1975 to 1990.


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100. Newcleus: Jam On It (1984)
99. Eugene Wilde: Gotta Get You Home Tonight (1984)
98. Eddy Grant: Electric Avenue (1983)
97. Ashford & Simpson: Found A Cure (1979)
96. Joyce Sims: Come Into My Life (1987)
95. Grace Jones: My Jamaican Guy (1982)
94. SOS Band: Tell Me If You Still Care (1983)
93. Force MD's: Tender Love (1985)
92. Yarbrough & Peoples: Don't Stop The Music (1981)
91. Gregory Abbott: Shake You Down (1986)
90. Phyllis Hyman; Living All Alone (1986)
89. George Benson: Give Me The Night (1980)
88. Diana Ross: Muscles (1982)
87. Aretha Franklin: Freeway Of Love ('85)
86. Natalie Cole: Jumpstart My Heart ('87)
85. Prince: I Wanna Be Your Lover ('79)
84. Midnight Star: No Parking On The Dance Floor ('84)  
83. The Time: Jungle Love ('84)
82. Gwen Guthrie: Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But The Rent ('86)
81. Vanessa Williams: The Right Stuff ('88)
80. Klymaxx: Meeting In The Ladies Room ('84)
79. Sheila E. : The Glamorous Life ('84)
78. Heavy D & The Boyz: Mr. Big Stuff ('86)
77. Billy Ocean: Carribean Queen ('84)
76. Shannon: Let The Music Play ('83)
75. Rose Royce: Wishing On A Star ('77)
74. Michael Jackson: Don't Stop Till You Get Enough ('79)
73. Lionel Richie: All Night Long ('83)
72. Whodini: Freaks Come Out At Night ('84)
71. Patrice Rushen: Forget Me Not ('82)
70. Ready For The World: Oh Sheila ('85)
69. Atlantic Starr: Always ('87)  
68. Jeffrey Osborne: Stay With Me Tonight ('83)
67. Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam: I Wonder If I Take You Home ('85)
66. Biz Markie: The Vapors ('88)
65. Sade' : Smooth Operator ('85)
64. Stephanie Mills: You're Puttin' A Rush On Me ('87)
63. Cherelle & Alexander O'Neal: Saturday Love ('85)
62. The Whispers: Rock Steady ('87)
61. Slick Rick: Children's Story ('88)
60. Quincy Jones (F/Barry White, El Debarge, Al B. Sure, & James Ingram): Secret Garden ('89)
59. Rockwell: Somebody's Watching Me ('83)
58. Maze F/Frankie Beverly: Back In Stride ('85)
57. Patti LaBelle; New Attitude ('85)
56. Larry Graham: One In A Million You ('80)
55. Roger Troutman: I Wanna Be Your Man ('87)
54. Bob Marley: No Woman, No Cry (Live In Concert) ('75)
53. Loose Ends: Hangin' On A String ('85)
52. Keith Sweat: Don't Stop Your Love ('88)
51. LL Cool J: I Need Love ('87)

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50. Janet Jackson: The Pleasure Principle ('87)
49. Levert: Casanova ('87)
48. Debarge: Rhythm Of The Night ('85)
47. The Pointer Sisters: I'm So Excited ('82)
46. Kool Moe Dee: Wild Wild West ('87)
45. Tina Turner: Let's Stay Together ('84)
44. Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock: It Takes Two ('88)
43. Chaka Khan: I'm Every Woman ('78)
42. New Edition: If It Isn't Love ('88)
41. Jody Watley: Looking For A New Love ('87)
40. Bobby Brown: Don't Be Cruel ('88)
39. Mary Jane Girls: In My House ('85)
38. Vanity 6: Nasty Girl ('82)
37. Mtume: Juicy Fruit ('83)
36. Johnny Kemp: Just Got Paid  ('88)
35. Shalamar: A Night To Remember ('82)
34. Run DMC: King Of Rock ('85)
33. Michael Jackson: Bad ('87)
32. Salt & Pepa: Push It ('88)
31. Cameo: Candy (1986)
30. Public Enemy: Fight The Power ('89)
29. Stevie Wonder: Part Time Lover  ('85)
28. Prince: Kiss ('86)
27. Herbie Hancock: Rock It ('83)
26. Michael Jackson: Smooth Criminal  ('88)
25. The Deele: Shoot Em Up Movies ('88)
24. Freddie Jackson: You Are My Lady ('85)
23. En Vouge: Hold On ('90)
22. Whitney Houston: You Give Good Love ('85)
21. Stop The Violence Movement: Self Destruction ('89)
20. Anita Baker: Sweet Love ('86)
19. New Edition: Cool It Now ('84)
18. Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five: The Message ('82)
17. Rick James: Superfreak ('81)
16. Janet Jackson: What Have You Done For Me Lately ('86)
15. Tina Turner: What's Love Got To Do With It ('84)
14. Luther Vandross: Superstar ('84)
13. DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince: Parents Just Don't Understand ('88)
12. Sade': Is It A Crime ('85)
11. Prince: When Doves Cry ('84)
10. Earth Wind & Fire: Let's Groove ('81)
9. LL Cool J: I'm Bad ('87)
8. Janet Jackson: Rhythm Nation ('89)
7. MC Hammer: U Can't Touch This ('90)
6. Michael Jackson: Billie Jean ('82)
5. Marvin Gaye: Sexual Healing ('82)
4. Stevie Wonder: Ribbon In The Sky ('82)
3. Chaka Khan: I Feel For You ('84)
2. George Clinton: Atomic Dog ('82)
1. Michael Jackson: Thriller  ('83)

[Out of the Blue]

Now that's a far better list than the one MTV put out if you ask me.

When I listen to Whitney's first two albums it's just amazing how good she was when she was in her prime.