If you’re going to honor the “Greatest of All Time,” there’s only one thing you can say: You’re the best around.

At Sunday night’s “MTV Movie & TV Awards: Greatest of All Time” special, Steve Aoki and Travis Barker acted as the night’s house band, with Aoki spinning classic movie music (think “Footloose” after Kevin Bacon accepted the GOAT: Dance Your Ass Off award) as Barker banged away on his drum set along to the songs.

While they  gave us little snippets throughout the night, the duo wrapped up the Vanessa Hudgens-hosted show with a full finale of Joe Esposito’s “You’re the Best” from the 1984 Karate Kid soundtrack, in honor of William Zabka’s GOAT: Zero to Hero prize. Aoki and Barker played a remixed version of the song — which soundtracks the karate tournament montage in the hit movie — wearing full skeleton bodysuits and makeup.

The night’s winners were projected above them on the gilded-goat set, including Jamie Lee Curtis (GOAT: Scream Queen), Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore (GOAT: Duo) and Kevin Hart (GOAT: Comedy Giant).

Following the show, Aoki took to Twitter to gauge fan interest in releasing the remix for real. “Who wants me and @travisbarker version of you’re the best to officially come out??” he asked.

If you’d like to see Johnny himself accept his prize for his journey from Karate Kid bad guy to Kobra Kai hero, watch below:

AC/DC enters a third week at No. 1 on the ARIA Albums Chart with Power Up as another beloved Australian rock band, Powderfinger, makes a hot start on the national survey.

Powderfinger, the now-retired Brisbane band, bow at No. 2 with Unreleased (1998 – 2010), a compilation of previously unheard tunes from their golden era. Unreleased is the group’s first album of new music since Golden Rule from 2009, the last of their five consecutive chart-topping albums.

Earlier in 2020, the rockers re-entered the ARIA Albums Chart at No. 2 with the 20th Anniversary Edition of their classic album Odyssey Number Five.

Meanwhile, Miley Cyrus bags her sixth Top 10 title as Plastic Hearts enters at No. 3 on the ARIA chart.

It’s Cyrus’ first studio album since Younger Now, which peaked at No. 2 in October 2017, though the U.S. pop singer did drop an EP last year, She Is Coming, which reached No. 10 on the survey.

Closing out the Top 5 are BTS’ BE (down 2-4) and Taylor Swift’s former leader folklore (up 6-5), respectively, while Andrea Bocelli’s Believe climbs into the Top 10 for the first time. In its third week on the chart, Believe lifts 24-10, and becomes the Italian tenor’s eighth Top Ten title in the land Down Under.

Over on the ARIA Singles Chart, 24kGoldn’s “Mood” featuring Iann Dior is the champion for the eighth week.

The San Francisco rapper’s first leader in Australia has now logged the second longest streak at the summit in 2020, behind only The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights,” which spent eleven weeks at No. 1.

“Mood” leads a pop-heavy top five, which also features Ariana Grande’s “Positions” (unchanged at No. 2), Joel Corry & MNEK’s “Head & Heart” (up 3-2), Billie Eilish’s “Therefore I Am” (down 3-4), and Dua Lipa’s “Levitating” (unmoved at No. 5), respectively.

Mariah Carey makes her annual dance up the chart as the seven-times platinum “All I Want For Christmas Is You” soars 63-16 in its 35th week on the chart.

Originally released in 1994, “All I Want For Christmas Is You” has returned to the chart every year since 2012, according to ARIA, and finally hit No. 1 for the very first time on the last chart of 2019.

Finally this week, Tones And I is flying on the chart with “Fly Away,” which lifts 24-19 in its third week. Tones And I (real name Toni Watson) was part of the all-star, show-closing performance of Helen Reddy’s “I Am Woman” at the Nov. 25 ARIA Awards.

Cardi B is having a strong reaction to Teyana Taylor’s unexpected announcement that she’s seemingly retiring from music.

On Friday (Dec. 4), Taylor took to Instagram to share her impressive Spotify year-end streaming data while also expressing feelings of being “super under appreciated as a artist” and receiving “little to no real push from the ‘machine.’”

Taylor continued by announcing that she’s “retiring this chapter of my story with the comfort that i can depart with peace of mind seeing that all the hard work & passion put in was indeed loved & supported somewhere in the world!”

In her response, Cardi praised the R&B singer-songwriter’s 2020 release, The Album, and shared some sympathetic words.

“If you know me then you know Teyana Taylor’s album it’s my favorite of 2020. I swear she really got the best album this year,” the rapper tweeted. “I hate that she feels how she feels cause she sooo talented and the music is soo good.”

Since her debut in 2014, Taylor has released three albums and one EP, the most recent being 2020’s The Album. The set debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top R&B Albums chart in early July.

The multi-hyphenate has also worked as a choreographer, actress, model, fitness guru and shoe designer.

Following the 2021 Grammy nominations in late November, Taylor expressed frustration after The Album was snubbed for best R&B album.

“Y’all was better off just saying best MALE R&B ALBUM cause all I see is dick in this category,” she tweeted alongside an image showing nominees.

Jeremih has been released from a Chicago hospital after spending weeks battling COVID-19.

“First and foremost, I would like to thank God and the incredible team of doctors and nurses at Northwestern Memorial Hospital for saving my life. I will be forever grateful,” said Jeremih in a statement sent to Billboard on Saturday (Dec. 5). “I would also like to thank my family and friends for all their prayers and well wishes. I’m overwhelmed with gratitude.”

“A special thanks to Chance The Rapper, 50 Cent and Diddy for their love and support,” he said. “I would also like to thank all my fans and people around the world who prayed for me. I’m getting stronger everyday, and look forward to spending time with my sons.”

News of the 33-year-old R&B singer’s struggle with coronavirus was first made public on social media in mid-November by fellow artists like Chance the Rapper and 50 Cent.

“Please if you can take a second to pray for my friend Jeremih, he is like a brother to me and he’s ill right now,” Chance tweeted. 50 Cent added on Instagram, “pray for my boy Jeremih he’s not doing good this covid s— is real.”

In late November, Jeremih was transferred out of ICU after reportedly being on a ventilator while battling the novel coronavirus. At the time, a representative for his family told CNN that the virus had “viciously attacked his body” and reminded others that “COVID-19 is real and not to be taken lightly.”

The pandemic, which is wildly spreading from coast-to-coast and forcing renewed lockdowns and restrictions in a number of states, has infected more than 14.5 million Americans to date, killing over 280,000, according to The New York Times.