Sometimes the pop culture we love just teens hits differently in retrospect.

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There's a place beyond this place. For some it's a bridge between the living and the dead.

Yet for others, there's something else entirely. Welcome to Hip Hop Horror Stories.

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Here's an interesting question. If you bumped into your favorite celebrity out on the street,

would you rather take a selfie with them or get their autograph? Selfie. Selfie. Yeah. I mean,

what do you do with an autograph? The autograph is actually worth money. The selfie's worthless.

No. Selfie's grab wire? Yeah. I didn't think about it that way. Over 5,000 people were pulled.

Apparently autographs are still a thing because 20% say they'd rather get the autograph.

Oh, that's not very many though. 42% want that selfie. 27% said they wouldn't ask for anything

because they respect boundaries. Yeah, right. So you're next to them. Yeah. And I'm not even

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