Tiny Desk's Music History: Stars Leave Personal Items

0:00It's May 2nd. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and celebrity news, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. NPR Tiny Desk Concerts pack huge stars into a cramped office for raw intimate sets that cut through the hype. One overlooked tradition? Every artist leaves a personal item on a shelf as a memento, turning it into this quirky museum of music history. Taylor Swift dropped the signed CD there, the only piece ever swiped from the collection. Bad Bunny left his personal headphones, doodled with happy and sad faces since he uses them to vibe to his own tracks. Fans geek out over these souvenirs because they reveal unfiltered sides of artists by Justin Timberlake's signed megaphone for that sexy back effect. Or Sabrina Carpenter's bedazzled espresso martini glass tied to her hit. Chap ULROH and took it up a notch. Post Malone ditched Cowboy Boots matching his fresh style, while Juvenile left the can of his signature Juvi juice after chugging seven during the show. These relics keep the Tiny

1:05Desk Magic alive, reminding us how small gestures capture big moments in music. Spot anything wild I missed?