T.I. may've offered to prove his love via a hardcore boutique binge in "Whatever You Like," but Bow Wow's taking his commitment to you step beyond that. And if Bow Wow's told you once, he's told you a THOUSAND times before -- he loves your mind AND your body! He EVEN SAYS SO in "You Can Get It All."
You still sending me crazy emails
Like i know it's just sex you want
I can't lie the sex is truly incredible
And every part of your body is so edible
I get tears from just thinking bout it
Awww! What a sweetie!
Check out Bow Wow's "You Can Get It All" video, directed by Hype Williams. The single was produced by Jermaine Dupri, BTW, and that familiar sample? It's TLC's "Baby-Baby-Baby." Fun fact -- Jermaine Dupri also makes a cameo in TLC's "Baby-Baby-Baby" video! (Watch it after the jump.) Also, does anyone wanna let that girl know that her butt is showing?
PS: You've only got one day left to ask Bow Wow a question!
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Keri Hilson is the kinda high "Energy" gal who can take doorknob-sized earrings, hipstery knit hats, and platform shoes and make it work. Add to that a sound that's one-part Rihanna "Umbrella" and two parts Beyonce "Ring the Alarm," plus Aaliyah-style choreography and the best surprise rap since Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes' verse in TLC's "Waterfalls" -- and you've got yourself a hit (otherwise known as Hilson's new video, "Turnin Me On.")
Helping Keri seal the deal -- and push her chest-bumpin' vid into must-see territory -- is rapper/pants-dropper extraodinaire Lil Wayne, who was kind enough to supply his own wardrobe (i.e. matching his and hers K-Fed tanks!) So check out Hilson's latest, give it up for her sleek biker chick-meets-Park-Slope wardrobe and feel free to ogle/drool over the parade of shirtless dudes who look like they jumped off the cover of Abs Weekly magazine.
Janet Jackson's back, but she could be big-time back if her new video, "Feedback" off her upcoming album, Discipline -- set to drop late next month -- is any indication of her new look and feel.
We have to agree with Blender's sentiment that this is "her most distinctive track in years ... even if it's just a canny amalgam of recent hits." But we like that she's bringing back the dance sound of the late '90s with a video looks like when TLC went through their hyper-space/ anime phase and sounds like when Jennifer Lopez was still J.Lo (and yes, we know that it's obvious that Janet influenced J.Lo, but you can't deny that the track sounds like "Play," okay? There's definitely something post-modern about that, but we're too tired to think about it any harder today.)
(More videos after the jump.)
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