What will it take to make music videos popular again now that MTV keeps shutting down stations such as MTV Music, MTV 80s, MTV 90s, Club MTV, and MTV Live in the UK? 

 

Will The Last Dragon have a sequel since it’s in theaters again, entertaining old fans and new? 

 

 

NIGGA YOU MADE THE SANDWICH https://t.co/9S1qkSn70I

— The GM ?? (@hibsidnolic) October 17, 2025

Is it Tyler, The Creator’s fault that his fanbase does not appreciate Black music and saw no value in his D’Angelo tribute? 

I’m hearing that the Purple Rain musical is a mess and I think the Estate limited themselves by deciding to base the musical on that film. There’s nothing wrong with making changes when adapting a film into a musical but there’s only so much room to play with.

— victor (@sacrificeofvic) October 18, 2025

Should the Purple Rain musical be scrapped? 

 

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The Last Dragon is a 1985 martial arts cult classic produced by Berry Gordy’s Motown and directed by Michael Schultz. Taimak, Vanity, Julius J. Carry starred in the film that reflected urban culture’s ongoing interest in martial arts and Bruce Lee. Taimak’s journey to martial arts mastery as main character Bruce Leroy entertained with the help of Julius J. Carry’s villainous Sho’nuff and Vanity’s vixen power as Laura Charles. Fans admitted to the cheesiness of the film but still enjoyed watching Leroy achieve his glowing ascendance over Sho-nuff as one of the favored pop culture moments of the ’80’s. The soundtrack featured music from Debarge, Smokey Robinson, Syreeta, Stevie Wonder, Willie Hutch, Rockwell and Vanity. Taimak has appeared at special screenings of The Last Dragon this year to commemorate its 30th anniversary.