Rap music, it's all beat and all talk.

It tells you a story and makes you want to dance.

Steve Fox examines an overnight phenomenon, rapping to the beat.

Well, there have been talking blues and things like concertos for drums.

But right now, all around us, and so compelling, you never miss the fact there's

no melody, is a music that is all beat and talk. It's rap music, and it sounds like this.

TVTL. You should be on the radio. You got everything it takes, good looks, a nice speaking voice.

And what a personality.

We're here with Cindy and Rick, two Browns fans.

And Rick, as I understand it, you haven't spoken to your fiancé, Cindy, since what, since draft day?

Why?

She wants Brian Hoyer to be the starter.

I want Johnny Mansell.

No, no, no, no.

Why are you Browns fans?

He taught me how to fish, skipstones, whittle.

He was like my best friend, you know, and my worst enemy.

You ought to be on the radio with me.

I get you places.

You'll be a big star.

Get your places like the Hotel Deluxe here in Portland, Oregon, where part of today's show originates from anyway.

Hey, everybody.

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