By now, most of you have thoroughly entertained yourself with repeated listens from Yelawolf’s “Throw It Up,” featuring a hilarious Eminem cameo and a random, yet well-placed reemergence from Gangsta Boo. And while it may have caught most fans off guard to hear from the former Three 6 Mafia starlet leading the charge on the sole Slim Shady feature, it’s a feat she’s made part of her forte her entire tenure in the rap game. Read the rest of this entry »

Not anyone can just go and hang with YelaWolf. Not without a helmet, at least. As you can clearly see by the raucous new Motion Family-filmed video for Radioactive’s “Hard White (Up In The Club),” there’s a certain limit of insanity you must maintain to hold ground in a situation this sticky. Read the rest of this entry »

Lil Jon can’t leave the club and alcohol life and apparently neither can LMFAO. The wild boys already gave the Girls Gone Wild a fitting theme in the bottoms-up promoting “Shots” and here’s part two of the hangover with “Drink.” Who needs an album when you can just keep creating Spring Break singles on an impromptu basis? Read the rest of this entry »

Shame on me for forgetting the energy Lil Jon brought to Hip-Hop in the mid-2000′s. For better or worse, he altered the course of the music with his presence and sheer ignorance and may have just moonwalked his way into a notable single for Alabama’s own Yelawolf. Read the rest of this entry »

Rock ‘N Rollin’, rollin’ rock, now matter the sentiment, Travis Barker is Hip-Hop. On paper, the match-up of Busta Rhymes, Twista and Yelawolf sounds like match made in rapid rap heaven, and with Lil Jon acting as the ringleader, they definitely don’t disappoint. Kudos to the extras in the clip because there’s no possible way any sits still while this is being blasted in your ear. Read the rest of this entry »

I’m sure no sane mind out there would object if Gorilla Zoe decided to turn the club into his own private jungle romper room. Backed by the calamity that is “Twisted,” Lil Jon, Juicy J and some delectable choices from the opposite sex want to pop bottles until its time to go rest in the tall grass. With more visuals like this from his forthcoming album, King Kong, Read the rest of this entry »

While I can’t speak for the hoes per se, Gorilla Zoe’s beats haven’t stopped steady knockin’ since he made a name for himself with “Hood N*gga.” His undervalued pop ear has kept him on the scene since, able to nag the proper video placement on network television and a few dozen radio spins a day. Read the rest of this entry »

“Ready! Ready! Go! Go! GottalilbreadbutIneedalotmore…”

Top notch tracks deserve the top notch video treatment and Playboy Tre said his crunktastical duet with Lil Jon looked like a job for the Motion Family. Read the rest of this entry »

“What’s the number for today?/I don’t know nigga!”

If I die today, let my loved ones know that it was from laughter induced by watching far too many funny YouTube clips. Here’s Lil Jon performing his version of the Sesame Street theme song with Cipha Sounds & Rosenberg on the Hot97 morning show. Read the rest of this entry »

I don’t think Lil Jon & Diplo had any direct relationship with this, as it seems Eli & co. simply slapped a garbled verse onto Diplo’s original. But don’t Lil Jon & Eli sound weirdly fluid together, like a collaboration that’s a perfect match that someone dreamed up as soon as Eli hit the scene? Read the rest of this entry »

Symbolically, The Last Call could be perceived as listeners’ last shot to board the bandwagon before buddy makes his move toward popularity and acclaim. Tre’s covering everyone’s bar tab here so it’s free to enjoy. Read the rest of this entry »

Did you forget all about Lil Jon’s Crunk Rock? Well the white-boy-wasted frat boys of South Beach and tanning salon-lovin’ promiscuous girls worldwide sure didn’t. Whether day or night, when this song comes on, be prepared to be splashed with droplets of mixed drinks, sweat and catch more glimpses of nipples than a newborn baby. Read the rest of this entry »

Dare I say Chelsea was in heaven as she gathers three rappers for the roundtable, with the topics ranging from the Kardashians, Lilo’s clink time and booties. Lil Jon and Big hold their own but it looks like Richard Rawse was either Wiz Khalifa-high or not familiar with how fast and sharp the exchanges go on the show. Read the rest of this entry »

Mainly because one is a hoax and the other actually takes place.

This summer, Planet Los Angeles will officially be the hotspot for live Hip-Hop because DJ Skee is ensuring that it is so with special editions of his Skeetox event series in June, July and August. Read the rest of this entry »

Though, you won’t hear his name being glorified amongst the ranks of a Rakim or DJ Kool Herc, Lil Jon deserves to be recognized as a pioneering author in Hip-Hop’s chapters of culture expansion all the same. Through his seemingly limitless array of chart-topping production combined with an unequivocal charisma, the Atlanta wildman all but invented the Crunk subgenre as he made it into a lucrative and undeniable phenom. Read the rest of this entry »