If you had told me in 1993 that I’d be watching the video for Tag Team’s  single “Whoomp (There it is)” in the year 2010 at my desk at work I’d have told you, “hey man, that video is totally all that and a bag of chips, but you buggin, yo,” or something like that.

However, it’s 2010 and here I am, watching the video because apparently Gawker.com has decided that Barack Obama was an extra in the video. That’s right — the President of the United States, in the video for one of the most ridiculous singles ever to hit the airwaves.

Check out the video below and tell us what you think — is it Barry Obama playing dominoes at 1:01?

img @ fupaper

It seems as though matters of national security were put on hold for a few days as President Obama constructed his March madness predictions. [Insert commentary about college basketball, because I seriously know nothing about the subject] While the president is known for making bold statements, for the bracket he went the safe route, choosing University of Kansas to be National Champions.

He also apparently picked his Final Four for women’s basketball, which is just funny, cause we all know no one cares about women’s basketball.

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Talk about being in tune with public opinion! According to the NY Times, In a recent press release from the White House, press secretary Robert Gibbs stated that although the date and time of President Obama’s next State of the Union address is not known, it will definitely not be in the same time slot as the anticipated season premiere of  ’Lost’s final season. “I don’t foresee a scenario in which the millions of people that hope to finally get some conclusion in ‘Lost’ are preempted by the president,” Mr. Gibbs said.

Millions of Losties across the nation just found a new reason to love the President!

Alright, so maybe it’s his lovely wife, Michelle’s. Still, as Asylum.com so graciously pointed out, booty is booty. Not even our commander in chief can resist a nice one.  Kudos, Mr. President, for keeping it real.

Three Secret Service officials are on paid leave for letting an uninvited couple into the White House for Barack Obama’s Debut State Dinner last week. The two took several pictures with various officials and even shook hands with the President and his wife.

The two party-crashers, image @ Reuters

Apparently, the couple, who are aspiring reality TV show contestants, were able to “talk their way through” security, even though they were not on the invite list.

Seriously, Secret Service? I watched a bouncer at a downtown bar reject some guy because he didn’t have a collared shirt on. You work for the President of The United States, and you can’t keep two creeps out of the WHITE HOUSE? Sounds like it’s time for a new career path.

Read more about the ridiculous security breach at Reuters.