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    • Guilty Pleasure: T-Pain’s “Booty Wurk” Goes…I Have To Admit

      Written by The IPS in Videos on Aug 5, 11

      Did I post this? No? Oh ok. Did I tell y’all I listen to this song often?

      Don’t judge me. I’m the first person to really not act like I don’t like T-Pain’s ratchet odes to clubs, dranks, and strippers via auto-tune. That being said, this song? This song is so good and catchy you really really feel guilty for liking, despite the fact that T-Pain has pretty much been around for FOREVER at this point. Who would have thought!?

      “Booty Wurk” starts off with this beat that just develops into this bangin’ ode to clapping cheeks one at a time, from the symmetrical POV of the posterior of a woman. See, I tried to class it up.

      The video is pretty much one take which is cool, and I love how he steps out of frame to allow the, umm, ladies, to INDEED do their good work. With their booties. So literal. So genius.

      Kevin Hart pops up, for that hella suspect line though that T-Pain throws out. He’s always doing that, but you know, I’ve seen T-Pain’s checks, so I guess he don’t care. Why should I?

      Anyway, it’s Friday, so I hope y’all go somewhere this weekend, get a drink, grab a dance, and RUN to the dance floor or throw your hands up when this song comes on. Cause it will. And after a couple of drinks, you will be doing the latter.

      PS I go back and listen to T-Pain’s old stuff to get into his HARMONIES. Yup.

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      Classic Flashback: Brand Nubian – “Slow Down”

      Written by The IPS in Blogs,Videos on Aug 5, 11

      SLOW DOWN! I loved this Brand Nubian song. I remember Intro sampled it for their “Love Thang” song too, which I loved.

      This song has so many quotable lines that apply even to this day. For real. I particularly was partial to Lord Jamar’s and Grand Puba’s verses more.

      This was that good ole’ socially aware hip-hop but it was so smooth and jammin’ you barely knew it.

      One day Sadat X tweeted me. I about died. It was SO random, ya know? Gotta love Twitter.

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      Classic Flashback: Chico DeBarge – “No Guarantee” (Remix) Feat. Joe

      Written by The IPS in Blogs,Videos on Aug 4, 11

      Do you even need to know who this is? It’s a DeBarge. Chico. And Joe. And it was a Billie Woodruff video if I remember correctly.

      This was probably Chico’s only and biggest hit. I personally loved Joe on this joint more, but, I’m a huge Joe fan. I’ve always personally preferred El DeBarge over Chico, but Chico had that whole, R&B thugged out post-Jodeci vibe going on that everyone liked. At the end of the day, he still was a very capable singer, though him and Joe doing choreography? Naw.

      Joints like this make you miss the 90′s. They don’t make R&B duets between two dudes like this anymore. It’s always a rapper and Trey Songz or something. WOMP WOMP!

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      Nicole Scherzinger Wants To Get “Wet” But Stays Pretty Dry

      Written by Donovan in Videos on Aug 4, 11

      Nicole Scherzinger is so lucky she is fine as all git out, because even though she has a capable voice, she picks the most tepid, uninspiring material ever – and that’s coming from someone who likes her. “Wet” is the latest addition to her catalog from her album Killer Love which has yet to see its release stateside, but may actually make it out with the traction “Right Here” has been getting (a 50 Cent collabo in 2011 tho?).

      In the video for the single, Nicole and the Pussycat Dolls her backup dancers drain out somebody’s pool to show off their incredible dance moves of course. Why else would you need an empty pool? Around the 2 minute mark is when Nicole gets her glory, writhing all over the floor and such. Sexy sexy! Even with that, there isn’t even a scene where she is completely drenched. That’s false advertising for you!

      Anyway, I don’t really understand why Nicole decided she needed to have a solo career. Not everybody can be Diana Ross. Some people should just stick to what they know best, a purely fabricated girl group with one person outshining the rest. By herself, you can start to see how trivial this whole project is. Well, at least her and Kelly Rowland can share their secrets of what not to do.

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      Will Miguel’s Career End Up Being A “Quickie”?

      Written by Donovan in Videos on Aug 3, 11

      Here we have a new single and video from Miguel for the song “Quickie” off of his debut album All I Want Is You. You probably remember him as the guy that got into a hair fight with Lloyd over whose crop circles were bigger – boop. Frankly, I think we let these artists get their “I’m so different” cards too quick, but I digress. This single sees him drifting away from his usual longings as he declares “that he don’t wanna be loved”. The video follows suit in black and white with several half-naked women roaming around. Cheers to you Miguel. You love women. We get it.

      This song is just OK to me. His last two singles fit his vocals and the styling seemed to be right. This faux reggae-tinged sex romp of a track does about as much for me as eating a salad at lunch – empty, longing for my next meal while my stomach dines on itself (sorry work has been tough). I’ve heard good things about Miguel’s album, but this song makes me think that he may not be able to sustain the marginal success he’s had. So, what do we think?

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      Brandy Fights For Success On Her “Own”

      Written by Donovan in Blogs on Aug 3, 11

      I am a late Brandy fan (throw your hands up Afrodisiac fans) but I have really grown attached to her over the past few years. After seeing her on Family Business I began to feel that her struggle to rise back to the top was sincere and I appreciate the fact that she looks at the work she does even more critically than we do as fans and bloggers.

      In this clip we see more of that struggle in a trailer called “On My Own”. It’s unclear whether this will be a full documentary or how it will be released but if it includes documentation of the recording process for her new album then I would be interested in seeing it. I think Brandy should seek out Dawn Richard and do a duet. I would love to hear the two match their unique tones over a more seductive track. A guy can dream! What do you think about Brandy’s career? Can she make it back to the top? Who would you like to see her collaborate with?

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      Coverage: I Am “In Love” With Alice Russell And Her Funky Covers

      Written by Donovan in Videos on Aug 3, 11

      Once again thank you SoulBounce! Alice Russell is back again, this time with a cover of “Crazy In Love” and adds some retro flair with a funky riff and full backing vocals. Alice is excellent at taking a massive hit song, and funkdafying it to its core (See “Crazy“). Beyond Alice’s pure shining vocal ability, she always let’s her artistry shine through. She doesn’t allow her big, powerful voice to control her song – I’m talking to you Jennifer. Instead she uses her voice as a precise weapon, hitting every target she aims for. Beyonce wouldn’t dare take this to the place that Alice Russell is taking it. Please take your yt soul pill for the day! Your ears will thank you.

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      Explore Music: Dee-1 Waxes On About The “One That Got Away”

      Written by The IPS in Videos on Aug 2, 11

      I just heard of this guy and apparently he used to be a teacher amongst other things, but has since left his career in education to be a full-time musician and artist. He put out a mixtape called I Hope They Hear Me, Vol. 1 recently, and this joint is taken from that.

      With the help of Mannie Fresh, Dee-1 drops some witty bars and strings together some words pretty well on this joint, and the subject matter is definitely one that we’ve all felt before. What’s funny about this joint is Mannie Fresh’s ad-libs and the little kid with the water gun. LOL. Dee-1′s delivery makes me want to go download his mixtape and see what else he has cooking.

      A new voice that has turned in a pretty decent video relatively. I’m all for giving folks a chance. Is Dee-1 singing/rapping your feelings with this song as well?

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      Do You Want To Right-Click, Select All, And Delete Diggy’s “Copy, Paste”?

      Written by The IPS in Videos on Aug 2, 11

      Maybe I am too old to enjoy this, but for all his talk about being original, this song strikes me as everything but. Diggy Simmons’ “Copy, Paste” is his first official single from his upcoming debut album due out on Atlantic Records soon. “Copy, Paste” is also what he performed on the BET Pre-Awards, and even then, I feel like it didn’t go over too well their either.

      Diggy’s lyrics at times seem to disconnect from the general idea he is putting forth in his titles, giving the song a well, copy & pasted feel. Especially the random dance sequence and the singing. However, I’m not a pre-pubescent teen, and if he’s getting his money, then by all means, proceed.

      What do y’all think of “Copy, Paste”? Is this the single that will allow Diggy to break out of being famous for being Rev. Run’s son and the massive hit show about his family on MTV, “Run’s House”? Weigh in if you will.

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      Classic Flashback: Miles Jaye – “Let’s Start Love Over”

      Written by The IPS in Blogs,Videos on Aug 2, 11

      I have been obsessed with this song since I heard it on Spotify randomly or some other random streaming service. Miles Jaye was a part of the Village People and was the “Policeman” briefly for a time back in the 80′s. He scored a solo album back with Island in the 80′s and was also signed to Teddy Pendergrass’ production camp back then as well.

      “Let’s Start Love Over” was a sizeable hit and while I have enjoyed this song, I’m going to dig into his discography and see what other goodies I can find. He even looks a bit like Teddy P. though in this video!

      Have you heard this old school cut before? And if so, why didn’t y’all tell ME about it!? Enjoy.

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