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first, you know, the mick jagger bit. >> jimmy: yeah, "mick in the mirror." >> questlove: and then "cow questlove: yeah, music -- >> jimmy: i was lucky to be in those sketches, man. >> questlove: but music plays a a major part on that show. and most of the iconic sketches that people remember, be it "king tut" or, you know -- >> jimmy: eddie murphy. >> anything eddie murphy's done. >> jimmy: hot tub -- james brown's celebrity hot tub. >> questlove: the lonely island stuff, like, it's all music related. their story, i mean it's so -- like their low-fi approach. >> jimmy: yeah. >> questlove: i mean, they invented what we call now the viral video. >> jimmy: yeah. >> questlove: like, "lazy sunday" was kind of established youtube. people didn't know what youtube was before "lazy sunday." >> jimmy: correct. >> questlove: so, yeah, "game changing" is underselling it. >> jimmy: what you remind everyone, with this documentary is the diversity of music. and it's kind of an introduction to so much music for me, being a kid from upstate new york. i never got to really leave the house or go listen t

let's see if scott mcgrew can move like jagger. yeah.o, he's very strict about not a no dancing on camera. exactly right. and probably no rolling stones on the show. we'll put a little asterisk on it. a lot of people looking forward to the super bowl this weekend. the countdown is on to sunday when the chiefs take on the eagles. here's a live look at the superdome in new orleans. now, while the niners won't be anywhere near the field this year, they're making their presence known in the crescent city. take last night for example. the nfl holding its annual awards night. and 49ers. tight end george kittle won the salute to service award. yeah, it's all for his work with veterans and active military members. and while a former 40 niner eric armstead, won the nfl man of the year award, we spoke with the niners nominee, linebacker curtis robinson, about being recognized not just for himself, but for his teammate. we got kittle out here getting his award tonight, which he definitely deserves. and but for me personally, it's big for my family.

you know mick jagger called the beatles the four headed monster. i call the.iefs the four headed monster. you got reed, you got spagnuolo, mahomes, kelce. if you're looking for the fifth beatle, it's chris jones. these guys are tough to beat. and they have. if they win that game on sunday, super bowl 59, they'll be the greatest dynasty. i believe in the history of the nfl. >> michael. okay, notwithstanding what you've said, are the chiefs the villain? i saw a funny headline in the wall street journal this week saying that some are seeking to cast the chiefs as the villain, but they don't play that role very well. is there a villain in this battle? >> i don't. think that the chiefs are the villain. i don't see them that way at all. i think you look at this team, they play the right way. they're always evolving. they're always changing what they do offensively and defensively. they're very competitive. there is that notion out there that people want to knock them off. i like to see greatness, michael. i like to see greatness i have some skin in this game, and i