Yeah, the man may have turned his back on all Hip-Hop not featuring a certain Shawn Corey Carter, but Timbaland still proves he can win with Pop as his profession. Read the rest of this entry »

At TSS, we mostly avoided discussion of Timbaland’s Shock Value II. If Timbo’s done with Hip-Hop then why not be done with him?

More importantly, the album could definitely have been a cornerstone in TC’s latest Brick House. Timbo’s wholesale fascination with making fluffy teen pop by bringing in the latest idols du jour degrades the man’ legacy. This is the same guy that made “Dirt Off Your Shoulder?” Read the rest of this entry »

Do they still show “TRL”? If so, this song should skyrocket to the top for sure. It’s one of those Top 40 pop confections that will probably play @ proms and graduations for the class of 2010. The video doesn’t make total sense. All I got is there’s some crooks and a game of cat & mouse. But that’s nothing that glimpses of Katy Perry can’t cure. Read the rest of this entry »

Here’s Tim’s latest visual as he begins his conquest of the pop charts and Mitzvah’s the world over.  Shock may not be the apt word to use, unless were discussing Mr. Mosley’s shocking mastery of Pop music, but Shock Value II is in stores now.  Drake makes his obligatory appearance in yet another Hip-Hop video.  And if you look closely you can actually see the marionette strings on Drake around the 3:39 mark.

Timbaland’s latest video (maybe) takes its inspiration from the “Twilight” phenomenon as we see Timb partying with a hoard of vampires. Read the rest of this entry »

Another day, another Timbaland leak. Who’s really surprised at this point? Anywho, this particular ditty looks to be the bread n’ butter from Shock Value II a.k.a. main reason to actually purchase the album. Read the rest of this entry »

As if we needed another “reminder,” Timbo & Jiggaman 3000 have been going through the motions when collaborating with each other since “Dirt Off Your Shoulder.” Read the rest of this entry »

Damnit, Timbo. Not again, man. It feels like we just went through this a week ago when BP3 was springing a leak quicker than suspects on “First 48.” Now your own work for Shock Value 2 is leaking and “Believe It Or Not” featuring Hip-Hop’s Oscar De La Hoya (“Golden Boy”) is on every site imaginable and there goes the element of surprise right out the window. Read the rest of this entry »

I didn’t say it.

Apparently, that’s how Timbo described the two new songs he recorded with Terrance Pain III. Read the rest of this entry »