A Countdown of the Top 35 Moments on BET

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20. AJ and Free Leave 106 & Park - From 2000 to 2005, AJ Calloway and Marie "Free" Wright served as the original hosts of 106 & Park. After helping build the 106 brand, the duo tearfully said their goodbyes on July 28, 2005. Their fan bases continue to be some of the most loyal among any of the hosts in the show's history.(Photo: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)
19. BET News Airs Justice for Ferguson: A Community Reacts - In light of the murder of Michael Brown in 2014, protests all over the country ensued, especially in the teen's hometown of Ferguson, Missouri. To chronicle the community's reaction for the world to see, BET aired a news special titled Justice for Ferguson: A Community Reacts showing the socially-charged community marching for justice.(Photo: BET)
18. Black Girls Rock! Kicks Off  - Former DJ and model Beverly Bond created the platform Black Girls Rock! to empower women of color around the world. Ranging from the world of music to philanthropy, the ceremony, which launched in November 2010, covers every woman.(Photo: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images)
17. Jay Z Freestyles on Rap City - Hov made an appearance on RC in 2003 when his "final" album was set to drop, initially recycling a verse or two before busting out a Nas diss in freestyle form. "You should know, if you gon' do something and you go to radio, we all know you fronting!" Jay then dropped the mic with, "Mobsters, opt to, not get in beef/There's no business in it, it only brings police." (Photo: BET)16. Michael Jackson Appears on 106 & Park - Hosts Free and AJ went to Times Square to interview the King of Pop at the Virgin Megastore in November 2001. Clad in an electric blue satin suit, Jackson talked about his new album Invincible and debuted his video for "You Rock My World" on the show.(Photo: KMazur/WireImage)

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19. BET News Airs Justice for Ferguson: A Community Reacts - In light of the murder of Michael Brown in 2014, protests all over the country ensued, especially in the teen's hometown of Ferguson, Missouri. To chronicle the community's reaction for the world to see, BET aired a news special titled Justice for Ferguson: A Community Reacts showing the socially-charged community marching for justice.(Photo: BET)

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