Bump It or Dump It

A super group returns with a remix and the All-Stars are super disappointed. A new school artist collabs with a old school artist. Does New Zealand produce good R&B?

The All-Star Crew does a Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda song. The Resident Brotha misses Luke's first Lyrical Moment. One artist cusses her way through an entire song. 

Payday sets Luke up to be first review on a song just to see him squirm. An artist tries to reinvent herself as a rapper and yeah, just no!

The All-Stars review another R&B group and lets say, they weren't feeling it. The Diva gives the crew the biggest shock she's given by not knowing an soul classic. Luke drops the F bomb and its hilarious.

The All-Stars jump from 3 last week to 5 this week. The Diva is back and Lucky Luke joins the Crew. We get more old school artist and opinions vary. The Beat Vet brings us a personal lyrical moment.

One more week of the bromance. A new song comes to us from "The Boss" and Payday dumps it.  Another old school singer doesn't need a return call. 

The Brotha's of the All-Star Crew go another week Diva-less. Mary J. gets dumped for being Mary J. A song by an actor is far to profane and gets dumped for it.

Three All-Stars take on new music this week. One song gives you a chance to cha-cha. We get a west coast anthem to bump and bang.

The female artist own the show this week. Mariah Carey gets together with Jam and Lewis. The All-Star Crew does a album review of Sinead Harnett's latest release. 

The All-Stars continue with the best of tradition on episode 1, with a twist. The lyrical moment this week is inspired by a past artist and catches the Crew off-guard.

We save one of the best songs of the season for the last show. The All-Stars also get two of the worst voices they have heard. Lightning strikes and the Crew agrees on every song.

The All-Stars have a guest host "Lucky Luke" graces the mic. Brother Reggie is back for a second chance on the show. Only one song gets unanimously bumped. 

The Crew listens to R&B artist from 3 different continents. T-Pain is back with new music. Payday likes a song so much he bumps it by using the rest of the All-Stars highest honor.

Anthony Hamilton returns with new music. The wife of an actor gives the All-Stars a song for a dark room. 

The All-Stars review a song by the son of an R&B legend. The Crew does a listen live and if you know, you know. 

The All-Star Crew is all out of sync this week on their reviews. The Resident Brotha dislikes a song so much, he forgets who he is. The artist give us ass-scratching, dated, and Twoche' sounding music that makes All-Stars angry.

The All-Stars review their first non-English R&B song. One artist gets accused of doo-dooing on himself.

The All-Stars have a debate over a what constitutes an oldie. We break a new Prince song at the end of the show.

An artist remakes a Isley classic and we're not happy. The Diva's lyrical moment brings Payday to tears.

Season 6 starts out with a bang, The All-Stars do their first ever worst of a season show. 

Ruff Endz returns with new music. A classic is ruined but, the All-Stars finds joy in it.

The Resident Brotha does a spot on impersonation of an artist. The Diva dumps every song this week.

The Beat Vet thinks we're trippin' for bumping a song and dumping one he liked the last episode. 

The All-Stars dump a song they like. The Beat Vet gives Payday a new favorite song with his Lyrical Moment. 

This week The All-Star Crew wasn't blown away by any song except, Payday's "Lyrical Moment".