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Videos: MusicCast Top 5

From new channels editor Dwayne Yancey:

> Who knew Roanoke loved rap so much? The three most-played videos on the MusicCast this week are all by rappers.

> Poe Mack is back in the No. 1 spot with "Sweet Home in Virginia." But Illbotz comes out of nowhere -- and retirement -- to claim a tie for No. 2 with Tre'Mendous and Robb-Bust, who were last week's No. 1.

> The rest of the line-up looks familiar. So what will be the favorite music video on the MusicCast next week? You tell us. We base the MusicCast Top 5 on who gets the most plays -- so if there's someone you like, just keep on clicking.

> If you think your band's video should be in the Top 5, post it to our site, and maybe it will be. Many of our videos are ones the artists shot themselves and sent in to us.

1. "Sweet Home in Virginia," by Poe Mack
2. "Doo Doo Def," by Illbotz and "One for the Money," by Tre'Mendous and Robb-Bust (tie)
3. "No More," by The Seed"
4. "Burned Out Car" by Red Clay River and "Oxycontin Rock," by the Roanoke Allstars (tie)
5. "Can You Understand" by the Seed

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  1. Gyeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

    Comment by Stevie D — September 24, 2008 @ 4:19 pm

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