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VICE met with Twain during her Las Vegas residency, “Let's Go!”, to learn how a young girl from Timmins, Ontario built one of the most celebrated and successful careers in country music.

VICE met up with Sean Paul in Kingston to learn about his signature fusion of Jamaican Patois and hip-hop slang, how his upbringing influenced his musical style, and the legacy of the first-ever dancehall song to top the international charts.

VICE meets Afroman to retell the story of his perennial stoner anthem, and speak to Kevin Smith about his experience being a part taking the song sky high.

VICE meets Rick Astley and the creators of the song to learn about Rick’s meteoric rise to fame, sudden retirement, and surprising comeback.

When “Teenage Dirtbag” was released in July of 2000, the track failed to make an impact in the US. Worldwide, however, the success of the song was an ENTIRELY different story.

“Who Let The Dogs Out” was ubiquitous in the early aughts - emanating from sports stadiums and radio speakers. But few people know about the group who performed the hit, the Baha Men.

Vanessa Carlton wrote “A Thousand Miles”, in her childhood home as a teenager.

VICE met the creators of Thong Song to hear how G-strings and violin stings united to create this iconic song that brought thongs to the masses.

We spoke to Jerry Nyman, the man who accidentally discovered the corpse of someone who had been missing for over 20 years whilst doing a Google Maps search.

VICE learns the full, little known, story behind "Last Resort" and its journey from darkness into light.

When a girl was found murdered and abandoned in a tent in the 1960s, no one thought it would take a website being created in 1997 for the case to finally be solved.

The Covid pandemic, that has caused a sharp rise in people working from home, seems to be trumping some of the barriers women face when entering the workforce.