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"This week, we&amp;#39;re bringing you everything from old school jams to new school collaborations. This week, were bringing you everything from old school jams to new school collaborations. Get ready to reminisce (in the best way possible) in this installment of What Were Watching. Raise the curtain!\u00A0\n\n\n\nTheophilus London is that dreamy breed of Brooklyn cool thats hard to ignore. From the pages of Brooklyn Magazine to Vogue.com, hes been popping up everywhere. With his 2011 debut full-length Timez Are Weird These Days just out, theres no telling what this\u00A0charmer will put out next. Dressed to a T in trendy Western garb, Theophilus proves his vocal chops, as well as killer style in his latest video I Stand Alone.\u00A0\n\n\n\nStereo Hearts is the first single off Gym Class Heroes upcoming November full-length The Papercut Chronicles II. We love the combination of Travies rapping and Adams smooth sweet singing and the video is set in what looks like Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Perfect!\n\nAfter the jump, watch some more of our top videos, including shorts from Florence + the Machine, Greyson Chance and Wonder Girls.\n\n\n\nOtis, off of Kanye West and Jay-Z&amp;#39;s August release\u00A0Watch The Throne, is the perfect tribute to the late soul phenomenon\u00A0Otis Redding. Coming from the two kings of rap, we expected this video to be awesome and it delivers. (P.S. If you&amp;#39;re familiar with these guys, you know this song probably contains some adult language...)\n\n\n\nThrowback alert! Who doesnt love a little Jacks Mannequin to remind you of that time you dressed up in the wackiest color combination imaginable and made your way to\u00A0Bamboozle to catch the dreamboats live? (Everyones done that, right? ... \u00A0Just us?) The Mid Tape has super high-tech animation, giving the tunes classic vibe a fresh edge. Excuse me while I dig through my high school purse for blue glitter eyeliner\u2026\n\n\n\nGasp! K-pop group Wonder Girls are beyond precious. We named them an\u00A0artist to watch not too long ago, and it&amp;#39;s clear that theyre going places with their star style and sugar-sweet voices. We love the opening scene of Tell Me, off their latest album\u00A02 Different Tears, and the traditional dance video that follows.\u00A0\n\n\n\nSometimes we forget how young Greyson Chance is because his musical skills are so advanced. This live performance of Heart Like\u00A0Stone off his August debut album\u00A0Hold On Til The Night, performed at Gothic Theatre in Denver is the perfect example of his mature voice. At only 13, Chance requires little backup to sound amazing.\u00A0\n\n\n\nIts pretty obvious that were\u00A0HUGE fans of Florence here at\u00A0Teen Vogue. With sophisticated style, ethereal beauty and a killer voice, theres just no questioning her awesomeness. Off her November album\u00A0Ceremonials, Shake It Out has a dark, masquerade party theme. It also seems to be set in some sort of gothic church. We want an invite!\n\n\n\nEdgy. Fashion forward. British. We love brand new electropop band\u00A0The Good Natured. This close-knit trio is made up of Sarah McIntosh, her brother Hamish, and college pal George Hinton. Off their 2011 EP of the same name, Skeleton has a distinct noir vibe that immediately drew us in. We cant wait for their October 25th mini-album (of the same name) to drop in the U.S.\u00A0\n\n\n\nWe instantly start smiling when watching the video for Lovely Cup, off of Grouplove&amp;#39;s\u00A0Never Trust A Happy Song. The onstage dancing and sunny shooting style perfectly captures the band&amp;#39;s on-stage vibe. Check out just a glimpse of our affection for Grouplove\u00A0here, here and\u00A0here.\n\nWhat&amp;#39;s your favorite video this week? We want to know! Share your top picks in the comments.\u00A0**\n\n--LULA BROWN**"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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