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Best 1 Russian Swing

The Russian Swing is a complex apparatus utilized in circus performance. It consists of a large, pivoting pendulum designed to propel acrobats rapidly through the air. This technique, rooted in traditional Russian acrobatics, allows for spectacular launching and aerial maneuvers. The swing’s notable...

2 Public Enemy

Public Enemy emerged in the late 1980s as a politically charged hip-hop group known for dense, layered production and confrontational lyrics addressing systemic racism, police brutality, and social injustice, significantly impacting the genre’s evolution.

3 N.W.A
N.W.A

N.W.A., formed in Compton, California, rose to prominence in the late 1980s with their raw and confrontational depictions of street life, police brutality, and systemic racism through groundbreaking gangsta rap that significantly impacted hip-hop’s evolution.

4 Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five

Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five were pioneers of hip-hop music, developing innovative DJ techniques like quick mix theory and backspinning while delivering socially conscious lyrics that shaped early rap’s narrative and performance style.

5 Run-DMC
Run-DMC

Run-DMC revolutionized hip-hop with their stripped-down, minimalist sound—characterized by heavy drum machines, turntable scratching, and energetic stage performances—significantly impacting the genre’s commercial success and paving the way for future generations of rappers.

6 Beastie Boys

The Beastie Boys, formed in the early 1980s, were a highly influential American hip-hop group known for their eclectic blend of rock, funk, and electronic music alongside socially conscious lyrics and innovative sampling techniques.

7 Mummenschanz

Mummenschanz is a Swiss mask-theatre troupe founded in 1972 by Bernie Schürch, Andres Bossard, and Floriana Frassetto.

8 Bounding Trampoline (Cirque)

Bounding Trampoline is a Cirque du Soleil apparatus act in which performers execute synchronized acrobatic sequences across a series of small trampolines arranged in a row.

9 Teeterboard

The teeterboard is a circus apparatus resembling a seesaw on which acrobats jump to launch partners into the air for somersaults and catches, used extensively in Chinese and Russian acrobatic troupes.

10 Google Fi Unlimited Premium

Google Fi Unlimited Premium offers up to six lines of unlimited talk, text, and data in the U.S. and Canada, utilizing both Wi-Fi and T-Mobile/Sprint networks for competitive rates and international roaming benefits when connected to Wi-Fi.

11 De La Soul
De La Soul

De La Soul, formed in the late 1980s in Raleigh, North Carolina, pioneered alternative hip-hop with their eclectic sampling techniques, jazzy sensibilities, and playful, genre-bending approach to production and songwriting, significantly influencing subsequent generations of artists.

12 The Roots
The Roots

The Roots emerged in the late 1980s as a pioneering hip-hop group blending socially conscious lyrics with intricate jazz instrumentation and dynamic live performances, significantly influencing both genres’ evolution.

13 Nuova Simonelli Aurelia II

A commercial espresso machine by Italian manufacturer Nuova Simonelli, widely used in specialty cafés and the official machine of the World Barista Championship.

14 Boogie Down Productions

Boogie Down Productions, formed in the Bronx in 1987, was a pioneering hip-hop collective known for its gritty, politically charged recordings that documented street life and social issues within New York City’s South Bronx community.

15 Humanscale M/Flex Monitor Arm

The Humanscale M/Flex monitor arm offers a wide range of adjustable positioning—height, tilt, rotation, and swivel—to accommodate diverse user preferences and ergonomic needs at a workstation.

16 Acrobatic Gymnastics (Women's Group)

Acrobatic Gymnastics Women's Group is an FIG-recognized discipline contested by a trio of female athletes who perform choreographed routines combining group balance pyramids and dynamic throwing and catching skills.

17 Helicopter Toss

The Helicopter Toss is a cheerleading or acrobatic stunt in which the flyer is released and rotates horizontally around a vertical axis, resembling a helicopter rotor, before being caught by waiting bases.

18 Three 6 Mafia

Emerging from Memphis, Tennessee in the early 1990s, Three 6 Mafia pioneered the subgenre of horrorcore hip hop, achieving mainstream success with dark themes and distinctive visual aesthetic through albums like “Iron Licken.”

19 Korean Plank

The Korean Plank is a teeterboard-style acrobatic apparatus consisting of a long flexible board anchored at one end, used in Korean and Chinese acrobatic traditions to launch performers into the air.

20 The Pharcyde

The Pharcyde, formed in Long Beach, California, blended alternative rock influences with West Coast hip-hop to create a distinctive sound characterized by clever wordplay, introspective lyrics, and a playful, often humorous approach to themes of urban life and relationships.

21 Salt-N-Pepa

Salt-N-Pepa were a pioneering female rap duo from Queens, New York, who rose to prominence in the late 1980s and early 1990s with their energetic performances and socially conscious lyrics that challenged gender roles within hip-hop.

22 Cypress Hill

Cypress Hill, formed in Los Angeles in 1991, is recognized for blending West Coast hip-hop with socially conscious lyrics and incorporating elements of reggae and rock into their distinctive sound, achieving platinum success with albums like *Black Brassings*.

23 Digable Planets

Digable Planets, formed in late 1987, blended jazz influences with conscious lyricism and laid-back grooves, establishing a distinctive sound within the Native Tongues collective and contributing significantly to alternative hip-hop’s rise.

24 Blue Man Group

Blue Man Group is an American performance-art company founded in New York City in 1987 by Chris Wink, Matt Goldman, and Phil Stanton.

25 Ultramagnetic MCs

The Ultramagnetic MCs, formed in the Bronx in 1988, are renowned for their densely layered, technically complex lyricism and intricate wordplay, solidifying their place as pioneers of hardcore hip-hop.

26 Basket Toss (Cheerleading)

The Basket Toss is a cheerleading stunt in which two or more base athletes interlock hands to launch a flyer overhead, allowing her to perform twists or kicks before being caught; it is governed by safety regulations limiting height and required spotters.

27 Geto Boys
Geto Boys

The Geto Boys, formed in Houston, Texas, rose to prominence in the mid-1990s with their gritty, streetwise depictions of urban life and controversial lyrics that explored themes of violence, drug dealing, and poverty within a distinct Southern hip-hop style.

28 Google Fi Unlimited Standard

Google Fi Unlimited Standard offers up to six lines of unlimited talk, text, and data within the U.S., utilizing both T-Mobile and Verizon networks for optimal coverage and includes international Wi-Fi calling benefits.

29 Brand Nubian

Brand Nubian emerged in the early 1990s as a prominent voice within Native Tongues collective, known for their politically charged lyrics, conscious themes of Black empowerment, and distinctive blend of jazz samples and gritty rap delivery.

30 Bone Thugs-n-Harmony

Bone Thugs-n-Harmony emerged from the late 1990s Pittsburgh hip-hop scene with their signature rapid-fire delivery and intricate, melodic flows, heavily influenced by jazz and incorporating complex multi-layered vocal harmonies.

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