Black History Month is finally upon us and we must say, it's getting off to a great start. We've seen a preacher become a king, the ghetto go to the jungle and guitar players become stars for singing at drive-thru restaurants. Yes, this is definitely a generation to be proud of.

Giorgio Fareira of Connecticut REALLY loves Sonic. How much? So much that he has to sing about it. Check out this clip of him singing out his drive-thru order. We're sure that the cashier will take this over the indecisive customer any day.

The amatuers aren't the only ones out there having fun. Check out Grammy-award winning singer John Legend clowning around on the set of ESPN's First Take. Here he remixes his hit "Ordinary People" into "Extra-Ordinary Tebow" as an ode to the popular Denver Broncos quarterback and devout Christian, Tim Tebow

Speaking of extra-ordinary Christians, we're sure you've seen this clip of Bishop Eddie Long taking part in a bizarre ceremony where a "rabbi" crowned him a "king." We're still trying to wrap our heads around this.

Just in case you were wondering, Mr. Ghetto of "Walmart Song" fame is back with another hit and this time he's taking the ghetto to the jungle. Check out his new video for "Lion King Bounce." That rumble you hear in the background are our ancestors rolling in their graves.

Lastly, if you haven't seen this clip of Blake Griffin dunking over Kendrick Perkins, please move out that cave you've been living in.