1. When Tiny walked on stage to Rihanna and T.I’s hit, Live Your Life pulling up her dress ghetto style.

2. Jamie Foxx’s comparing his dimensions to a Boa Constrictor.

3. Ne-Yo accepting his award and saying Da-yum not once, but 3 times, plus forgetting to shout out Michael Jackson.

4. Ving Rhimes playing his part in Baby Boy to well during skit with Tyrese and Taraji P. Henson.

5. When Jamie Foxx escorted Beyonce’ to ther seat and told her something was wrong, but then he introduced Jay Z.

6. Jamie Foxx saying he is heterosexual and he is a man, but upon introducing Maxwell said, he was a little moist.

7. Tyra Banks mesmerized  face while listening to  Maxwell sing “Your Pretty Ways” embarrassing the hell out her man who could only smile.

8.  Joe Jackson escorting his new artist into the Shrine auditorium.

9.  Don Cornelius very, very, very long speech and introduction of Ojays.

10.  Taraji P. Henson shuzzing off Zoe Saldana upon accepting her award with no sisterly love.

11. Martin Lawrence and Jamie Foxx’s SKANK ROBBERS movie skit reintroducing  Shenene and Wanda.

12.  Shout moment to the doctor’s and authors of THE PACT.

13. Drake sitting down for his performance with Cash Money due to a split shin upon shooting hoops followed by Lil Wayne’s “We Like Her” duo complete with a shocking video in the background! Very shocking!

14. Lala’s tribute version of Cassie’s hairdo and contribution of hair to victims of  chemotherapy.

15.  Did someone compare Justin Timberlake to a box of curly fries due to his absence from the show?  I’m sure I heard right.

16.  Keri Hilson falling backwards onto crowd and it appeared as if the guys almost dropped her.  A risque move.

17.  Janet Jackson  coming out to represent the family with grace.

18. Ne-Yo taking off his hat in all respect to expose a truly handsome man. Work it Ne-Yo.  That’s a good look!

19.  Jamie Foxx throwing his notes on the ground post BET AWARDS.

20. Seeing RAY CHEW from the Apollo Theater in the credits for televised  encore viewing of show and Debra Lee, a black female producer holding it down after the era of Bob Johnson.