WARNING: This video contains enough abdominal muscles, nuclear ass-drops, flashy costumes, laser-lights, hair-flips, wild animals, tricked out cars, fierce choreography, diamond-crusted lips, and porcelain-paint-filled-grenades to cause any queen, donkey, and or breeder instant heart failure. Watch at your own risk. Viewer discretion is advised.

Now that that’s out of the way: Jennifer Lopez has just premiered her latest video for, “Goin In,” featuring Flo Rida, and it’s a fuckin‘ doozy! During the 4-minute clip, J.Lo claims her stake as the hottest Mami in the game, donning an array of the sexiest, most fashion forward looks while simultaneously showing off her incredible body (can you believe this mother of two just turned 43?). Her dancing is a tad-bit stiff, almost like she’s trying too hard, but she looks so damn good that the three fucks I gave went right out the window. If that’s not enough for ya, then the plethora of amazing sets, sharp choreography, and hypnotizing color schemes should be. The song itself is a little hectic and all over the place, but the video acts like the glitter and perfume that disguises the stinky shit into a pretty ornament.

“Goin In” was produced by LMFAO‘s frequent contributor GoonRook and will act as the first promotional single for the major motion picture, Step Up Revolution, but can also be found on Lopez‘s newly released greatest hits compilation, Dance Again…The Hits.

Now sit down, shut up, and watch! (It’s highly recommended that those of you over the age of 30 have your Life Alerts readily available!)

Tonight we goin Orangutan. Bananas!

J.Lo is about to drop The Hits on our asses!

Many have been wondering if the 44-year old singer-songwriter-model-mother-American Idol judge’s latest singles, “On The Floor” featuring Pitbull, “Dance Again” featuring Pitbull, and “Goin’ In” featuring Flo Rida, were apart of a greatest hits collection or a fraction of an entirely new LP. Well, it turns out that J.Lo and her team have decided to go in the greatest hits direction. The compilation titled, Dance Again…The Hits, will contain over a dozen career spanning smashes as well as the superstar diva’s three most recent singles (mentioned above). What’s more, the deluxe edition features three additional tracks and a DVD with all the videos from the respective tracks. I don’t know about you, but I’ll definitely be picking up a copy when it drops on July 24th. There’s just much fierceness and too many classic singles to pass up.

Check out Dance Again…The Hits official album art, above, and official tracklisting, below!

1. Dance Again (featuring Pitbull)
2. Goin’ In (featuring Flo Rida)
3. I’m Into You (featuring Lil Wayne)
4. On The Floor (featuring Pitbull)
5. Love Don’t Cost A Thing
6. If You Had My Love
7. Waiting For Tonight
8. Get Right (featuring Fabolous)
9. Jenny From The Block (Track Masters Remix featuring Styles P. & Jadakiss)
10. I’m Real (Remix featuring Ja Rule)
11. Do It Well
12. Ain’t It Funny (Remix featuring Ja Rule & Caddillac Tah)
13. Feelin’ So Good (Remix featuring Big Pun & Fat Joe)

Deluxe Edition: Bonus Tracks
14. All I Have (featuring LL Cool J)
15. Que Hiciste
16. Let’s Get Loud

I’m pretty certain I was a big booty hoe at some point in a past life because I get in these hip-hop moods and they’re hard to shake. Plus I’m a sucker for strawberry lemonade, BBQ sauce, and fried chicken. All that aside, here are a few tracks I’ve been listening to non-stop, including a brand-new Jahlil Beats-produced cut from rap newcomer Kid Ink titled, “Lost In The Sauce.” Sooo good!

Young Jeezy Feat. Ne-Yo, “Leave You Alone”

Ghetto yet surprisingly smooth. Kind of like Courvoisier…or a gun wielding, J.Lo-dating Diddy.

Childish Gambino, “Fire Fly”

City High meets Wiz Khalifa-”You a fake fuck, like a fleshlight”- need I say more?

Well this is the most exciting news I’ve heard in quite sometime!

Apparently Jennifer Lopez has a brand-new single on the horizon. The song titled, “Dance Again,” features Pitbull and will premiere on Ryan Seacrest‘s radio show Friday (March 30). Additionally, it will be available for purchase on iTunes by Monday (April 2), so plan your calendars tentatively. “Dance Again” was produced by RedOne who also worked with Lopez on past hits “Papi” and “On The Floor.” It’s no surprise then, that the starry-eyed urban flavored dance jam feels very familiar. No matter though, it still sounds fantastic!” A guaranteed smash, if you will!

There’s Still no word if “’Dance Again” will head a new studio album or a heavily-rumored Greatest Hits collection.

Moreover, the music video for “Dance Again” will premiere on American Idol next Thursday (April 5)!

In the meantime, peep the official single art, above, and listen to a clip of “Dance Again,” below!

Your faves could quite literally never!

On Tuesday night, the Korean girl group, Girl‘s Generation (aka K-Pop,) made their U.S. television debut on The Late Show with David Letterman with a wig snatching performance of their current stateside single, “The Boys.” The incredibly fierce showcase included some epic choreography even-though the nine sexy constituents were forced to cram tightly onto the tiny Late Night stage. Also, I can’t tell if the vocals were lipped, but overall it was a very successful exposé. If anything, they caused Regis Philbin and Bill Murray to go into cardiac arrest.

All jokes aside, I haven’t seen any American acts put it down like this since the early 2000′s with the exception of Usher and J.Lo. Hopefully these girl’s see some success on U.S. soil ’cause Lord knows, with a performance like that, they deserve to be right up there with the best of ‘em.

Keep it comin’ honey’s.

Now bring the boy’s out!

For a fourth straight week Adele’s Rolling in the Deep tops the Billboard Hot 100. Deep also climbs 2-1 on Radio Songs (144 million in audience, up 6%, according to Nielsen BDS) and 3-1 on the Pop Songs radio airplay chart. With it having topped the Triple A adult alternative airplay list for an astounding 14 weeks, the song is the first by a woman to have ruled all three radio-formats and just the third among all acts to do so, following Shawn Mullins‘ 1998 hit Lullabye and Goo Goo Dolls‘ 1998 smash, Slide.

On the digital tally, Deep registers a fourth week at the summit with 254,000 downloads, down 14%, according to Billboard and Nielsen SoundScan.

Pitbull‘s Give Me Everything featuring Ne-Yo, AfroJack and Nayer, rises to the number 2 position with an honorable mention for the Airplay Gainer of the week. The hard hitting club jam ascends 6-4 on Radio Songs and holds at No. 2 on Digital Songs boasting approximately 210,000 downloads for the week.

Kitty Purry‘s long-lasting ET, featuring Kiki West, slides 2-3; J.Lo‘s On the Floor, featuring Pitbull, continues to show life hopping 5-4, while Fergie and The Peas‘ Just Can’t get Enough falls 4-5. Bruno Mars‘ The Lazy Song stays strong at No. 6, while Hitney Spears‘ Till The Wolrd Ends shows impressive legs, holding steady at the number 7 position.

Lady Caca‘s The Edge Of Glory see’s a nice push due to last weeks leave-no-stone-unturned rollout of her sophomore effort Born This Way.  Glory, the album’s third radio single, rockets 19-8 on the chart and wins the Digital Gainer award for the week selling an impressive 165,000 electronic copies, up nearly 75% from it’s digital sales figures one week before. Likewise, two other tracks from Born enter the Hot 100 on digital sales alone: You & I (No. 37; 83,000) and Marry The Night (No. 79; 35,000).

LMFAO‘s infectious summer hit, Party Rock Anthem, featuring Lauren Bennett and GoonRock, slips from 8-9 on while DJ Khaled‘s I’m the One, featuring everyone and their mother Drake, Rick Ross, and Lil Wayne, flies to the leaderboard springing 78-10.

Other honorable mentions go out to this season’s Idol champion Scotty McCreery who scores the Hot 100′s Hot Shot Debut with I Love You This Big at No. 11. Billboard reports that I Love You This Big logs the highest debut on Billboard’s Country Songs chart (No. 32) for a brand new artist’s first single since the survey adopted BDS data the week of Jan. 20, 1990. Similarly, Idol runner up Lauren Alaina see’s a lucrative top 20 debut with Like My Mother Does, sailing in at No.20.

[Source: Billboard]

Another week gone, and still no end in sight for Adele‘s breakthrough success. Her sophomore set, 21, logged 158,000+ units for the week ending May 16–more than enough to help her claim her 8th non-consecutive week at the summit. This brings the album’s total sales to over 1.7 million which is an impressive feat considering the fact that the British songstress has yet to release a second single. Expect Adele to continue her world domination as her extraordinary material continues to receive heavy radio-play in the coming months. Plus, it’s only inevetible until the Grammy buzz kicks in. Looks like Adele is turning out to be the Norah Jones of 2011. Pure hotness.

Now vol. 746 38 is up one spot to #2, while three newcomers round out the Top 5 this week. Lonely Island scores the highest debut on the chart flying in at #3 with, Turtleneck & Chains, while Christina Perri’s lovestrong claims this weeks second highest debut coming in at #4. Tyler, The Creator’s solo effort debut’s in the #5 position with just over 50,000 sold.

The Beastie Boys fall to #6 with just over 40,000 in sales–a 68% decline from their meaty debut figures last week. Veteran gypsy-rockers The Cars’ first album in over two decades, Move Like This, debuts at a respectable #7, while Fleet Foxes crtically acclaimed Helplessness Blues manages to hold on another week in the top 10 at the #8 spot. Teeny-bopper-cutie-pie Justin Bieber’s Never Say Never—The Remixes soars #35 to #9 this week with an impressive +126% increase in sales due to the release of his Never Say Never DVD. And last but not least Hot mama J.Lo completes the leader board this week in the #10 position with her latest and greatest Love?.

Where did Matthew Morrison debut, you ask? #25. Ouchie! Hey at least it’s not as bad as Hiedi Montag or Brooke Hogan.

And make sure you really look at how fierce beezy Adele looks on the cover of Out’s June edition. Hot Bitch! Work that camera girlfriend!

Jennifer Lopez was recently on Jay Leno to promote her new album “Love?” when Leno decided to show footage of Lopez from 1991 when she was a backup dancer for New Kids On The Block.

Girl has got moves! Check that shit out! I don’t think I’ve ever seen her dance that hard during her own career. I am thoroughly impressed!

Don’t forget to watch J.Lo’s “On the Floor” performance airing tonight on American Idol, 8/7 central.

Ryan Seacrest just tweeted: “This is what I can tell u about @JLo‘s performance on #americanidol tonight:#pyro #lasers #skylift #glass #midriff”

OMG! So excited!

Check out the just premiered music video for J.Lo’s new single, “I’m Into You”, off her new album, “Love?”, out this Tuesday May 3rd. I feel like this is one of the weaker songs off the album, but hot damn is the video smokin! Can you believe Jennifer is 41? She is still as fierce as they come! Lookin good girl! And who is that hot piece of man featured in the video? Good lordy!