lopez and even fly girl choreographer rosie perez vibes. >> from what i saw, you guys seemed trainedme. >> "e.t." has learned it was shot in one day in l.a., and bruno not only gave on-screen credit to "in living color." he tweeted creator keenen ivory wayans a very special thank you. remixing the hit off his "24k magic," mars directed the video with help from one of the guys behind his "uptown funk" music video. bruno's athrowback thing, but his collaborator just might be rap's new queen. in "finesse" cardi b addresses her meteoric rise to fame, from stripper to now music's big record breaker. ♪ i went from dollar bills now we popping bubble baths ♪ >> on tuesday, the 25-year-old, who's up for two grammys, became the first rapper in history to have her first three tracks simultaneously hit the top ten. ♪ i don't got to dance i make money move ♪ >> the beatles and ashanti are the only other artists to have ever done that. >> i'm so happy we going to the top. >> i love cardi b. this just happened, by the way, j-lo gave her seal of approval, posting her own fly girl flashback. we see y

like supreme court justice sotomayor, from rosie perez to j. lo to ricky martin. and there's geraldo riv -- moving on. well, if i want to get my questions about puerto rico answered, then there's one place i should go -- new york? why? because there's over 1 million puerto ricans living in greater new york city. ♪ in fact, there are 5 million puerto ricans living in the 50 states, which is crazy when you realize that puerto rico itself only has 3.5 million people. luckily, i'm going to start my education with an actual scholar, my friend rosa clemente. in addition to being puerto rican, she's a community organizer, journalist, hip-hop activist and all-around ass-kicker. so, puerto ricans are american citizens. >> not by choice. >> there we go. that's what i wanted -- >> no one asked puerto ricans do you want to be american citizens? in 1898, the united states invades puerto rico and claims it as a prize from the spanish/american war. after 1917, anyone that's puerto rican is born as an american citizen, but we're still dealing with a colonial government. >> now, h