Juicy J creates heartfelt scores for strip club dancers around the world and for his latest soundtrack he brings along Trey Songz and Wale. It's the same old Mike Will sound, with different raps and a new melody. Anyway, after a drink or two it won't matter.
You can't do a remix without the R, and Kels proves just that with this revamped version of Ms. Rowland's latest single. It would've been awesome to hear Rob come clean on his divorce or his child ponography case, but instead he puts his haters in a spin cycle.
For some reason or the other, Pusha T just can't find the right record that will stick with hip hop listeners and warrant a release date for his long overdue solo album, My Name Is My Name. Sean and Chainz couldn't even save this one, as this will likely end up another 2 week listen.
Following the disappointment of the B.O.B remix to Body Party, Ne-Yo comes to the rescue and cleans things up with a fresh male vocalist perspective. If there were any doubts still out there, Ne-Yo's presence confirms this release as a smash hit.
Maybe the most highly anticipated collaboration in recent times has been this union between J Cole and 50 Cent for the deluxe version of his Born Sinner album. Fif's presence is subtle but it definitely feels like the early 2000 G-Unit general.
