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A few years later, Cherone and The Dream appeared in a music video produced by David Horgan, on the early MTV program, Basement Tapes, a show in which the viewing audience “voted” (via a toll-free telephone number) for one of two competing amateur music videos submitted by unsigned artists. The Dream’s video for “Mutha, Don’t Wanna Go to School Today,” won their contest, beating a then-unknown Henry Lee Summer by just 1% of the total vote.[1] Incidentally, both Cherone and Summer had once had aspirations of playing basketball as a career.