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Checking on the U.S. markets ahead of the jobs numbers on Friday, with Todd Schoenberger, BlackBay Group and Anthony Chan, JPMorgan Private Bank.

Checking on the U.S. markets ahead of the jobs numbers on Friday, with Todd Schoenberger, BlackBay Group and Anthony Chan, JPMorgan Private Bank.

Casey Anthony is known for partying -- even while search parties were looking for her missing 2-year-old daughter. But these days Anthony might not be so happy with what's blaring over the club speakers.A year after Anthony's notorious murder trial began, some details live on in the furious flow of some big name lyricists.Yes, Anthony may not have been found guilty in the death of her daughter Caylee, but her trial lives on in rap music from the likes of Eminem to Childish Gambino -- and from up-and-comers like Princeton and Lady. Some lyrics are a serious look at the case, while others are comedic or just plain vile.Warning: All lyrics in this report and in the videos below are graphic and may be offensive for some audiences.'The shit I m doin this year? Insanity/ Made the beat then murdered it: Casey Anthony,' said comedian Donald Glover, under his hip-hop moniker Childish Gambino. Eminem has a profanity-laced smackdown about Anthony in a few lines of 'Shady 2.0 Cypher.''Is puke luke warm? Should Casey Anthony do porn?/ Can that chick fit a newborn dead baby inside a freakin' shoebox/ With a shoehorn, smothered in chloroform so she can go get her groove on?' Story continues below 'Is puke luke warm? Should Casey Anthony do porn?/ Can that chick fit a newborn dead baby inside a freakin' shoebox/ With a shoehorn, smothered in chloroform so she can go get her groove on?' -- lyrics from 'Shady 2.0 Cypher,' by Eninem'The shit I'm doin' this year? Insanity/ Made the beat then murdered it: Casey Anthony.' -- lyrics from 'Bonfire,' by Childish Gambino'You bring a bitch with life so they take it to trial/ Then feed the jury all kind of lies 'bout they lifestyle.' -- lyrics from 'Casey Anthony,' by Lady'You know Casey Anthony, was handling/ Dropping her kids off so she could come out and dance with me.' -- lyrics in 'P,' by

Dwyane Wade drills this pass to Joel Anthony for the flush.