This might just be dirty enough to be a hit. In a Ying Yang Twins “Wait” sort of way. Some top notch acting in this one. “This ain’t no pretty girl rock,” she says. Well!

Keri and Kanye reunite once again for the official remix to “Pretty Girl Rock”.

LISTEN: Keri Hilson + Kanye West – “Pretty Girl Rock (Remix)”

Better late than never G.O.O.D. Fridays edition. This one’s obnoxious.

LISTEN: Kanye West – “Take One For The Team” (feat. Keri Hilson, Pusha T, Cyhi The Prynce) (MP3)

Kanye West – “Take One For The Team” (feat. Keri Hilson, Pusha T, Cyhi The Prynce) (MP3)

T.I. performs a few tracks from King Uncaged, alongside Keri Hilson, at the premiere of his new movie, Takers.

Fresh off the remix for Ciara’s “Ride” that he produced and featured on alongside Andre 3000, Bei Maejor drops the first track off his upcoming free album uʍop ǝpısdn (Upside Down). “Gamez,” featuring famed songwriter-turned-artist Keri Hilson, is the first offering from the project, which is hosted by Clinton Sparks and features a flurry of other big time features. Bei Maejor wrote and produced the entire album, and it will be available for download within the coming weeks.

Bei Maejor – “Gamez” (feat. Keri Hilson) (MP3)

Sounds like the lead single to T.I.’s King Uncaged, with Ms. Keri Baby on the hook.

LISTEN: T.I. – “Got Your Back” (feat. Keri Hilson)

Here we go with the track list for Plies upcoming album Goon Affiliated. This will be Plies 4th album in 4 years and will be released May 25th. As of now, Plies second single “Medicine” is not listed on the album and could possibly be a bonus track.

Track List:
1. Go Live
2. Rob Myself
3. Awesome (Feat. Fella)
4. Bruh Bruh
5. Get My Ni**as Out
6. Flaw
7. Becky
8. Kitty Kitty
9. Whatever I Say
10. Goonette
11. Good D*ck
12. Model
13. Look Like (Feat. Fabolous & Jeezy)
14. All I Know
15. She Got It Made

Eeeeee. Ms. Keri Baby knocked down the National Anthem just before the Lakers / Hawks game last night, unfortunately, she fumbled some of the words, and then circled back around to correct it. The Real Americans in the crowd weren’t having it.

This video has everything: dramatic slow motion shots, rented airplanes, bad CG, fake money, and diamond throwing,

The legendary Atlanta Spring Break festival Freaknik, will be immortalized on March 7th with “Freaknik: The Musical”, airing on Cartoon Network. Produced by T-Pain, the one-hour special took the rappa-turnt-sanga two years to finish, and includes appearances from Snoop Dogg, Keri Hilson, Kelis, Big Boi, Rick Ross, George Clinton, Bootsy Collins, Andy Samberg, Bill Hader, and T-Pain as “the party ghost.”

And Lil Wayne. Playing Jesus.

The station just released this promotional video, showing clips from the show – which, we can’t front, looks off the chain. The video also features interviews with many of the rappers that participated in the series who recount their own memories of the 90′s Freaknik parties.

“Asses everywhere,” says Young Cash. “The booty level steady rising.”

Backed by an all-star team of producers – including Timbaland, Pollow, and Danja – one might expect this LP to be an instant R&B classic, and at times, it certainly does deliver. From the hollow-bass and infectious hook of “Turnin’ Me On” (not to mention a show stealing Lil’ Wayne verse), to the aggressive no-scrubs-in-this-club anthem “Get Your Money Up” (feat. Keyshia Cole & Trina), things definitely start off on the right foot. Even the failed Timbaland single “Return The Favor” knocks to some degree, and the perfect ingredients of Kanye, Keri, and Ne-Yo on album’s first ballad, “Knock You Down” doesn’t hurt either.

Sadly, all of the album’s star-power is pushed up front, perhaps so folks wouldn’t notice how quickly the rest of it falls off. A handful of similarly sounding slow-jams – including “Make Love”, “Slow Dance”, and “Tell Him The Truth” – plagues the middle of the record, with each track bleeding into the next, with Keri seemingly unaware as the listener slowly nods off. The requisite Akon collaboration, “Change Me”, along with the Timbaland produced “How Does It Feel” both attempt to reinvigorate the latter half of the record with some energy, but fail to do so. Speaking of “Energy”, that failed single towards the album’s end takes on new life as a painful, symbolic reminder of why this album had such a hard time getting off the ground in the first place. Closing out with “Where Did He Go”, Keri’s final statement leaves the listener bewildered wondering what happened here. None of this stuff is particularly bad, it’s just so damn average.

The worst part of all of this is that since the album’s release, Keri has already leaked out a few new tracks, which are certain to make the inevitable re-release of this album six months from now. Her latest remix of “Turnin’ Me On” featuring T-Pain obliterates the original – something subsequent versions featuring T.I., Busta Rhymes, Fabolous, and others failed to do. The white-hot leak “Hey Girl” with T-Pain and Lil’ Jon is an even bigger anomaly, as it sounds like it has the potential to be one of the biggest club songs of the year, but again missed the boat for the album’s release.

Keri Hilson is talented – there is no doubt about that – and she shines brightly with the right production and right collaborators – as was proven on “The Way I Are”, as well as In A Perfect World’s first half. But with the current state of the music industry, it sounds as if the label wanted to strike while the iron was hot, shitting out this release as quickly as possible, to make sure they could capitalize of the success of “Turnin’ Me On”. Hey, that’s the name of the game, we understand – but unfortunately, perfection doesn’t seem like it was part of the equation.