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Coronavirus robbed the world of the Eurovision Song Contest, so we stepped in to give the people what they want and, indeed, what they need with our alternative competition.

Rapper Fivio Foreign responds to comments from fans on his music video “Big Drip.” Watch as he answers why a MAGA hat can be considered hip-hop, why rappers are always pouring Henny on the ground, and the most appropriate ways to go "viral."

Dancehall artist Stonebwoy talks about the afro-centrism in his work and answers burning questions from fans in the comments for his music video for “Shuga."

After Wiz Khalifa, Migos and Burna Boy, it's Rema's turn to take on the trolls in the latest episode of Noisey’s The People Vs.

Sean Paul responds directly to the most chaotic comments on his recent music video ‘When It Comes to You’ and his #1 Classic 'Temperature’ from 2006.

We got AJ Tracey x Aitch to respond to the YouTube trolls on their video ‘Rain'.

In this episode of People vs, Poundz responds to an army of keyboard warriors leaving YouTube comments on his video 'Smooth Criminal'.

Jamaican Dance Hall rapper HoodCelebrityy respond to the comments for her latest music videos.

ShooterGang Kony respond to the army of internet trolls commenting on his music videos.

Kevin Gates reads your comments on the music video for his single 'Push It'.

Can a small Berlin punk bar stand a chance against powerful property billionaires? And could the anti-gentrification uprising they’ve helped kick off lead to the most radical housing reform in the Western world?

After Post Malone, Wiz Khalifa and Cardi B, it’s Doja Cat’s turn to take on her trolls and fans as she responds to the comments on her video for Moooo!