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DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince

DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince

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Oct 28, 2026

Denny CarterHOST
47:24
Yeah.
Denny CarterHOST
47:25
And then A Nightmare on My Street by DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince.
J.J. ZachariasonHOST
47:29
Oh, that's probably really good, too.
J.J. ZachariasonHOST
47:30
Yeah.
Michael ReaganHOST
13:00
Let's see.
StanGUEST
13:02
The second pick is going to have to be, I'm going to go with the song A Nightmare on My Street by DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince.
Nate LaneHOST
13:14
Nice.
StanGUEST
13:15
I figured, you know, one of you two would pick like, you know, some other stuff I won't name just in case they do eventually get picked.
James YoungerHOST
53:47
Yeah.
James YoungerHOST
53:48
What about Nightmare on My Street with DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince?
Johnny PayneHOST
53:52
Pick
James YoungerHOST
53:52
that one.
DudeHOST
12:34
You know, sit next to a kid and be like, hey, check this out and put his headphones on and be like, oh my God, like I could never.
DudeHOST
12:42
DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince was controversial in my house.
DudeHOST
12:49
Alright, well was there a song you wanted to highlight? You know, I really enjoy this album in general, but I wanted to pick one that was more in that horror space.
DudeHOST
13:00
So I'm going, and it's got a trigger word in it that satanic panickers might have pointed out.
Will MoreyHOST
11:47
I don't remember anyone in the 90s dressing like these kids do.
Sam CheringtonHOST
11:51
I mean, they all dress like the Fresh Prince, which is appropriate because he who walks behind the row's entire thesis is just parents don't understand.
Will MoreyHOST
12:03
It's just, there's this one guy, he's wearing, I don't even know how to describe it.
Sam CheringtonHOST
12:08
He's wearing a long button-up shirt, untucked in, underneath a smaller sweater.

17 MINS LATER

Sam CheringtonHOST
29:29
You know, you could have a gentrification metaphor there.
Will MoreyHOST
29:31
Well, you could, but I mean, then there's also like something to be said about the nature of like children and adults and children being, or adults being afraid of children and like children wanting to like take over, you know, the adults like parents
Sam CheringtonHOST
29:46
just don't understand exactly and i think fresh prince was you know he was on to something
Will MoreyHOST
29:52
I think you could play with that.
Jen LebanGUEST
7:35
sparse and bare and it's just very haunting and kind of kooky so
Tim BogatzHOST
7:40
all right I like it yeah can I yeah we have a lot for the show notes can I add one suggestion it's maybe on here already but my son just discovered a song from my you know younger years that he's like this needs to go on the Halloween playlist Nightmare on My Street by DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince
Jen LebanGUEST
8:01
it's on the list
Tim BogatzHOST
8:02
fantastic
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:14
I'd like to tell there's a nightmare on my street
MichaelHOST
6:41
so uh this is a fresh prince right yeah yeah these dj jazzy jeff and the fresh prince yeah yeah a nightmare on my street perfect yeah
MarkHOST
6:54
that's terrible at this point yeah okay that first one i was like oh michael i think now i'm like yeah that that is pretty
MichaelHOST
7:02
bad um i like how you know it's that type of singing which i hate where it's like
MaxHOST
67:41
It freaks me out.
MaxHOST
67:41
So it's Fresh Prince and DJ Jazzy Jeff, Nightmare on My Street.
MaxHOST
67:46
And I tell you, it was Halloween.
MaxHOST
67:47
I'm driving to this little podo town 20 minutes away from where I used to live in Missouri.
Uncle MikHOST
72:44
Max said, listen to Somebody's Watching Me, Rockwell, and watch Gravity Falls.
Uncle MikHOST
72:50
Professor said, listen to Happiness is a Warm Gun by the Beatles and watch The Wailing.
Uncle MikHOST
72:56
Mags the Goddess said, listen to The Fresh Prince and Jazzy Jeff, Nightmare on My Street, and read The Talisman.
Uncle MikHOST
73:04
But they're also coming out with a show.
ScottHOST
77:38
Okay.
ReeseHOST
77:38
Fresh Prince.
ScottHOST
77:39
Fresh Prince.
ScottHOST
77:40
That's a
CombsHOST
77:41
good one, dude.
ChrisHOST
21:26
Now on with the countdown.
ChrisHOST
21:27
Song number 1432 and the only song on this countdown from the alter ego of rapper and actor Will Smith, The Fresh Prince, along with his hip-hop duo partner Jeff Townes, otherwise known as DJ Jazzy Jeff.
ChrisHOST
21:42
Before Will Smith became what he became, he was a playful rapper in the late 80s and early 90s, hitting the charts five times between 1988 and 1993.
ChrisHOST
21:53
Remember, parents just don't understand.
ChrisHOST
22:03
They peaked at number 12 and 15, respectively.
ChrisHOST
22:06
But they did have one song in 1991, in the summer, that hit number four, called Summertime.
ChrisHOST
22:13
Spent 13 weeks in the top 40 and lands right here at song number 1432, DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince with Summertime.
Will SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:21
In Philly, we be out in the park.

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