Mine is the compatibility with Arsenio Hall and Tavis Smiley. Because they don't dodge any questions 2 ask him and they all hangout 2gether when the cameras are not rolling. That's my kind of relationship with someone who can talk about real things and become friends.

Your question was oddly worded but off the top of my head I'd say the Chris Rock invterview.

They were both talented male black artists who acheived success in part by working blue and with often "hard" or provocative material. They seemed to share a mutual respect for one another and came off more as just talking than any sort of formal interview or promotional vehicle.

True masters of thier art who reached success in similar as well as different ways and who both went through varying degrees of mainstream success across different mediums. Rock's SNL work and movie career were spotty (like Prince) but, also like Prince, he's considered a giant in his chosen genre (music and stand up comedy, respectfully).

They both seemed to respect and admire each other and their work.

Largely seemed like 2 guys just shooting the shit who were on top of thier chosen game(s) and who, while in different places and with different ideas at the time, seemed to mutually recognize each other's skills.

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he was hella cool on George Lopez' show too.

also Prince & Mel B from The Spice Girls