Freeload: DJ Class f. Lil Jon “I’m the Shit (Remix)”

As Crossfaded Bacon points out, this song is the first time Lil Jon has ever actually appeared on a Bmore club track like, not as a sample. Like, this is Lil Jon with his pimp cup and prolly a bag of “oregano” up in the studio, doing his own “yeahs” and making Splack Pack references in a fancy gravel voice over DJ Class’s bananas kick drum and awesome sung verses. This version is def crunkier than the Trey Songz and Jermaine Dupri slumber party remix, though you kinda can’t top the comic value of Dupri’s line “girls look at me like the Jonas’s.”

The point is, the original is dope.



Download: DJ Class f. Lil Jon “I’m the Shit (Remix)”

Freeload: Machel Montano ft Pitbull & Lil Jon, “Floor On Fire”

For those of us who fondly remember the sweat gland funk induced by this trio with “The Anthem” remix, “Floor On Fire” is like heinous chemical warfare on our deodorant. That all three of them are unsigned at the moment somehow makes this even better, probably because we are now imagining Pitbull, Machel and Lil Jon sharing an apartment in Miami making booty jams just for fun.



Download: Machel Montano ft Pitbull & Lil Jon, “Floor On Fire”

Freeload: The-Dream f. Lil Jon, “Booty”

As if “Single Ladies” wasn’t enough to put them in the running for song of the year, The-Dream and Tricky Stewart went and dug up Lil Jon for this absurdly great first single off The-Dream’s new album, Love vs Money (out December 16th), which, last we heard, is going to be some sort of fugue about the fairer sex, composed entirely in a Las Vegas penthouse. Merry Christmas to us!



Download: The-Dream f. Lil Jon, “Booty” (via OS)

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Video : Pitbull f. Machel Montano & Lil Jon, “The Anthem Remix (Defense)”

The original version of “The Anthem” has been crunktifying quinceañeras for months now, but it took Machel Montano jumping on the refix to bring it to the bashments. We’re not sure what either of them did for someone to throw some actual paper down for a video, but when you fuck with both artists as hard as we do, you’re geeked for any visuals, let alone the two haunting the freaky abyss of their own video set as willy-bouncing ghosts.

Audio: Play-N-Skillz f. Lil Jon, Krayzie Bone & Bun B, “1 Mo Gin”

Bun B and Krayzie Bone do a good job on what amounts to a big room house song. This is rap now! Seriously though we’re not mad, we are actually smiling.