That'd be the new vid for "Turnin Me On", featuring Lil Wayne. Anyone who remembers me posting this track a while ago would notice that this version sounds different; there are extra horns and synths on the track, which sounds good. Also, Wayne's verse has been Auto-Tuned, and he changed up the delivery of the bars slightly. Ehh...should've stuck with the old verse. All in all, it's a good video. Peep the cameo by Rich Boy. Oh, and Polow, who produced.
Oh, and the audio sync is off. I'll update when/if there's a better version.
A while back, dropped the audio for this. Apparently, it's been chosen as the second single. It's a nice video; Keri Hilson struts, swivels, seduces, and shakes, while Tim plays voyeuristic perv.
On a slightly related note...anyone remember the movie Sliver?
This, of course, was the 90's, a time when Sharon Stone and the Baldwin Clan all fucked as many crazy people as possible.
This one of those songs that I keep hearing about, but don't actually hear until it's almost old news. I used to hate Chris Brown with a passion; these days, I find myself indifferent. But I am a Keri Hilson fan[atic], which is the reason this video would even be on this blog. It's pretty decent, in a day and age where duets are almost unheard of. The oart with the car explosion is a little over the top. They both do a good job with the on-screen chemistry...almost too good. But isn't that what they always say? 3 out of 5 on the Shrug Scale.
It's Keri. Had to make sure I got a decent pic; not sure how often she'll pop up on the blog. Anyway, new song. "Return the Favor", featuring [and produced by] Timbaland [and Danja?] Sounds like carnival calliopes at first, but that impression fades after a sec. More of your standard Timbo crossover formula, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Umm...4 on the Shrug Scale. Click the pic.
Uhh...got dat Bone-Us!!!
It's also from Keri Hilson, but with Lil Wayne. No, don't make that face. No one's sure which of these tracks is to be her second single, but I'm leaning towards the former, as it sounds slightly more pop-friendly. [even though it's been shown and proven that Lil Weezy-Wee moves the units, yes?] This one is called "Turn Me Off", produced by Polow Da Don. The songwriting is a little different, which is a nice touch. And Lil Wayne's verse is frighteningly decent. No...like seriously; the punch lines make sense again, and there's no Auto-Tune. With that in mind...another 4 on the Shrug Scale. Clickity-click.
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