Lie Witness News: Coachella Edition — Nobody Admits They Don’t Know the Band
Jimmy Kimmel’s crew asks Coachella fans for their opinions on completely made-up bands (Coachella Valley Music Festival, Indio, California, April 2013).
Media & Culture
The Immortal Augustus Gladstone — A 156-Year-Old Man on the Street
A street interview film in which a fictional 156-year-old eccentric wanders New York City asking real people about love, alienation, and the digita (New York City, New York, 2013).
Meaning of Life — Street Interviews on the Ultimate Question
Mothlight Creative asks strangers to answer the question philosophers have failed to settle: what is the meaning of life? (Street location, United States, 2012).
50 Cent Talks Eminem, Rick Ross, and Hip-Hop Being Pop
50 Cent discusses his relationship with Eminem, his beef with Rick Ross, and argues that hip-hop has become pop music (United States, 2010s).
Mumble Rappers Getting Humbled by Rap Legends
Compilation of moments when rap legends confront and school newer ‘mumble rappers’ on the history and craft of hip-hop (United States, 2010s–2020s).
Americans Don’t Understand English — The Jonathan Ross Show
Jonathan Ross Show segment featuring American tourists encountering British English expressions they don’t understand (United Kingdom, 2010s).
South African Racism vs. American Racism — The Daily Show
Daily Show street-style segment in which Trevor Noah compares racism in South Africa and the United States (United States, 2010s).
The Legendary Dosa Man of NYC — Street Food Icons
A profile of the legendary Indian street food vendor who has served dosas outside the Met for decades (New York City, 2010s).
FeedBack: Eatonville — Street Opinions on DC’s Landmark Black Restaurant
Washingtonian.com takes to the street for candid reactions to Eatonville, one of DC’s most culturally significant Black-owned restaurants (Washington, D.C., 2009).
Tom Cruise Loses Patience With Australian Reporter
Tom Cruise visibly loses patience during a confrontational 60 Minutes Australia interview (Australia, 2000s).
50 Cent Is Standing Right Behind You
Hidden camera prank in which 50 Cent stands directly behind people being interviewed, without them knowing (United States, 2000s).
2Pac and Snoop Dogg 1996 MTV Interview — Three Days Before Tupac’s Death
MTV interview with Tupac and Snoop Dogg filmed just three days before Tupac was shot (United States, September 1996).