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Fergie featuring Ludacris - Glamorous

[chorus:]
The glamorous,
The glamorous, glamorous (the glamorous life)
For the glamorous, oh the flossy flossy

[Verse:]
Wear them gold and diamonds rings
All them things dont mean a thing
Chaperons and limousines
Shopping for expensive things
I be on the moovie screens
Magazines and boogie scenes
Im not clean, Im not pristine
Im n queen, Im no machine
I still go to Taco Bell
Drivethrough, raw as Hell
I dont care, Im still real
No matter how many records I seel
After the show or after the grammys
I like to go cool out with the family
Sippin’, reminscing on days when I had a Mustang
And now I’m in…

[B-section then chorus]

[Ludacris:]
Im talking Champagne wishes, caviar dreams
You deserve nothing but all the finer things
Now this whole world has no clue to do with us
I’ve got enough money in the bank for the two of us
Brother gotta keep enough lettuce
To support your shoe fetish
Lifestyles so rich and famous
Robin Leach will get jelous
Half a million for the stones
Takin trips from here to Rome
So If you aint got no money take yo’broke ass home
G-L-A-M-O-R-O-U-S, yeah G-L-A-M-O-R-O-U-S
[B-section + chorus x2]
[Verse:]
I got problems up to here
I’ve got people in my ear
Telling me these crazy things
That I dont want to know (fuck y’all)
I’ve got money in the bank
And I’d really like to thank
All the fans, I’d like to thank
Thank you really though
Cuz i remember yesterday
When I dreamt about the days
When I’d rock on MTV, that be really dope
Damn, It’s been a long road
And the industry is cold
I’m glad my daddy tell me so, he let his daugther know. [x3]

This song is about Fergie and how she lives the glamorous life wealthy and famous, all thanks to her fans who helped make her dream possible. In the end though, Fergie still goes back to her family and spends time with them. She sings about that she is still a normal person underneath her glamorous life. A voting poll was set for her next single and “Here I Come” won the poll with “Glamorous” coming in second. Fergie decided at the last minute to release “Glamorous” and “All That I Got” is set to be the fourth single. It has been confirmed that the single will be released March 19, 2007 in the UK. It has a catchy chorus that goes “G..L..A..M..O..R..OUS”, spelling the songs’ title. ringtone

50 Cent Candy Shop

[Bridge: 50 Cent & Olivia]
Girl what we do (what we do)
And where we do (and where we do)
The things we do (things we do)
Are just between me and you (oh yeah)

[Verse 2: 50 Cent]
Give it to me baby, nice and slow
Climb on top, ride like you in the rodeo
You ain’t never heard a sound like this before
Cause I ain’t never put it down like this
Soon as I come through the door she get to pullin on my zipper
It’s like it’s a race who can get undressed quicker
Isn’t it ironic how erotic it is to watch em in thongs
Had me thinking ’bout that ass after I’m gone
I touch the right spot at the right time
Lights on or lights off, she like it from behind
So seductive, you should see the way she wind
Her hips in slow-mo on the floor when we grind
As Long as she ain’t stoppin, homie I aint stoppin
Drippin wet with sweat man its on and popping
All my champagne campaign, bottle after bottle its on
And we gon’ sip til every bubble in every bottle is gone

[Chorus 2x]

This music video (directed by Jessy Terrero) was made on January 11-12, 2005 in Hollywood, and was later nominated at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2005 for Best Male Video (losing to the clip for the song “Jesus Walks”) It follows a plot where 50 Cent drives to a mansion which turns out to be the “Candy Shop” and meets several attractive women inside. At the end, the cashier (played by Olivia) wakes him up from the daydream he was having in the drive-thru of a burger joint. The video features several top models including “Lyric” (as the nurse), Chessika Cartwright (as the dominatrix) and Erica Mena (as girl in bed) and of course Olivia as the lead dancer. Some G-Unit protégés also appear in it; they are Lil’ Scrappy and Young Buck.

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Monkey Barz is the solo debut by Hip Hop artist Sean Price, formerly known as Ruck of Heltah Skeltah. The album was the first release from Duck Down Records 2005 “Triple Threat Campaign”, followed by Buckshot & 9th Wonder’s Chemistry, and Smif-N-Wessun’s Smif ‘N’ Wessun: Reloaded. The album was possibly the most acclaimed of the three, and was named Independent Album of the Year by AllHipHop.com. Music videos were shot for the songs “Peep My Words”, “Onionhead”, “Heartburn”, “Boom Bye Yeah“, “Monkey Barz” and “Slapboxing”, which were included on Price’s DVD Passion of the Price. The bonus track “Rising To The Top” was the theme song to the Grand Theft Auto video game.

Common - I Have a Dream

Common (formerly Common Sense, born Lonnie Rashid Lynn, Jr. on March 13, 1972) is a Chicago-based hip hop artist known for lyrics that focus on love and spirituality. Though he maintains a significant underground following, in recent years he has gained notable mainstream success. His major-label debut Like Water for Chocolate received critical acclaim and some commercial success, and his latest album Be, features nine tracks produced by Kanye West, and was nominated in the 2006 Grammy Awards for Best Rap Album.[1] Recently, Common has begun a burgeoning film career, starting with a role in the action thriller, Smokin’ Aces.

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Rich Boy - Throw Some D’s

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Throw Some D’s is the debut single off the self titled album by Rap artist Rich Boy. The single was produced by Butta and Polow Da Don; who is featured in the second verse and has also produced for artists such as Ludacris, Ciara, Fergie and many others. The video was released in November 2006 and has heavy rotation on BET and MTV. The single has managed to chart on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and has so far peaked at number 45. He has found more success within the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Hot Rap Tracks charts where he peaked in at 5 and 5 respectively. The line in the chorus “throw some D’s on that bitch” refers to installing Dayton wire rims on a car. Kanye West has done a remix of the song currently receiving radio play on hip-hop stations where he freestyles about buying women D-sized breast implants.

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“Leather So Soft” is the second single from Birdman & Lil Wayne’s album Like Father, Like Son. The single has peaked at 18 on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart. The video features Lil Wayne playing a guitar, as well as a deaf interpreter.

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“Shoulder Lean” is the first single by Young Dro (ringtones)off of his debut album Best Thang Smokin’. The song was produced by Lil C and features T.I.. It is also notable for its 420 tracklength, an overt marijuana reference. One notable lyric is “Lucky Charm diamonds man, but nah it ain’t Flip” a reference to Lil Flip, with whom T.I. was formerly feuding. The song has had Billboard top 10 success by reaching number 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. It reached number 1 in both the Hot Hip Hop/R&B songs, and the Billboard Rap Tracks. The single has a lot of success on the top 10 show 106 & Park on BET. It managed to make number 1 over a single day and remained on the countdown over 30 days. Digitally it has not reached a as much of a good spot in downloads where it made number 17 and kept slipping, this is the reason it did not climb higher on the Billboard Hot 100. Overall the song managed to get a lot of airplay as it made number 7 on the Hot 100 Airplay. It was performed alongside T.I. at the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards. MJG, Slim Thug, DJ Khaled, Diddy, and Parlae of Dem Franchize Boyz made cameo appearances in the video. The beginning of the video was inspired by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg Nuthin but a G Thing video intro. ringtone

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Snoop Dogg - That’s That from the Lp Tha Blue Carpet Treatment

Tha Blue Carpet Treatment finds Snoop employing his usual impressive lineup of collaborators and strutting his way through a by-now standard litany of libidinous, gang-bangin’ boasts. But when your record is packed with this much veteran savvy and smooth flavor, the pride comes naturally. Snoop has been g-funky as hell for a long while, but “Crazy,” with its hypnotic keyboard loop and silky flow, is impressive even for him. It’s a trickle of light to counter the equally accomplished but darker “Vato,” a fever-dream street duet with Cypress Hill’s B Real. Traces of Doggystyle-era gangsta show up as well; the laconic flow of “Candy (Drippin’ Like Water)” for instance, featuring E-40 and MC Eiht, is as instantly appealing as anything on that seminal debut. It must be said that whatever Snoop Dogg releases at this point in his career competes with his overwhelming celebrity and cartoonish, pimp-maestro image, and that makes it hard to take him seriously. But here, even a too-obvious, potentially disastrous song like “I Wanna F*** You” manages not to be ridiculous. If that’s not the mark of a true star, I don’t know what is. –Matthew Cooke ringtones