"Jungle better be shaved cause I ain't f%cking wild life."

Assisting with the sounds of Underrated, are Jahlil Beats, Bei Major, Detail, Drumma Boy, No I.D., and more. The album is set to drop sometime in the spring, according to his latest video for "Sweat."

Proceed for album tracklist.

A small sidenote, the girl at the bar, man!

Chris Brown and Snoop Dogg, checked in via Skype to share some of the memories they've shared with Mr. Ohio, including when they first met. Bow Wow and Snoop share a unique bond, as the former made his music debut with the West Coast King at the age of 13, with "Bow Wow (That's My Name)."

Continue on for the show intro, and follow the tabs to view the full episode. Underrated is coming soon.

Fat Joe has had a more successful rap career than most MCs. The Bronx native is prepping his 11th solo album, with "Another Round," featuring Chris Brown, as the still untitled project's lead single.

The man who used to write graffiti under the name Joe Crack has plenty of hits under his once sizeable belt (pause) including "What's Luv?," featuring Ashanti, "Make It Rain," featuring Lil Wayne, and "We Thuggin," featuring R. Kelly. According to Joe, picking the right single is one of his talents. "You gotta know how to make hit records,” Joes tells Hip-Hop Wired. “You gotta have an ear for it.”

Having a sharp ear for a single was also necessary for career longevity.

"How many times we heard Beyonce's album like this one and we didn't really really really think it was all that when we first heard it? But they had so much money behind it they kept pounding that joint in the paint pounding it," explains Joe. "If this single ain't go, we pounding the next one. And now it's, ‘You may be young but you're ready!' Me, throughout my whole career, even in my biggest day, I never had that luxury. I had the record label...being that I'm Joe Crack they're not going to lie to me, so they're like, 'Joe you have one video and one song to pick, if that ain't the hit then there's nothing we can do, that's what the budget is.' So I always had to pick a hit. That's pretty much why I know what it sounds like. I can't force the people to love it, but I'm right a lot of the time."

24 Wired TV:  “She's The Boss” Episode 13 – Regina Brooks, Author & Founder of Serendipity Literary Agency LLC

Current Hip-Hop:  Meek Mill - "Lean Wit It"

Vibe:  50 Cent Clarifies Tweet About Death, Says He Isn't Suicidal

The Root:  Senegalese Music Star Runs for President

Drunken Stepfather:  Jade Olivia's Tight Little Body in a One Piece of the Day

Madame Noire:  Ask The Luv Coach: After 20 Years, How Do I Get Back Into The Dating Game

Hit Hip-Hop:  Fabolous Interview With ThisIs50

Black Voices:  Are Chris Brown And Rihanna Headed For A Reunion?

Hollywood Tuna:   Maria Menounos Is Still Kinda In A Bikini

Style Blazer:  Atlanta Housewife, Cynthia Bailey Flaunts Her Flawless Figure for Denim Magazine – (The 44-Year Old Should Return to Modeling)

24 Wired TV: Journalist Chronicles Reconciliation of White Woman and Black Woman of the Little Rock Nine

Current Hip-Hop: Maino f/ T.I. & Meek Mill "Cream (Remix)"

Vibe: Karrine Steffans Posts Suspect Text Message With Lil Wayne on Her Site

The Root: Gary's First Female Mayor Looks To Revive City

Drunken Stepfather: Rihanna's Booty Does Twitter of the Day

Madame Noire: Should Rihanna and Chris Brown Just Get Back Together Already?

Hit Hip-Hop: Malice (Of The Clipse) Interview With J-Rod

Black Voices: Bishop Eddie Long's New Birth Christian Academy Closes

Hollywood Tuna: Rihanna's S*xy Bikini Cover Up

Style Blazer: StyleBlazer Approved: Let's Toast to Kelly Rowland for Having Her Most Stylish Year Yet (Peep Some of Her Best Looks from 2011)

Yesterday's Twitter barrages by both Deiondra Sanders & Pill got us to thinking; which collection of  "140 characters or less" shots were the best of 2011? As the year wraps up, it's always good to reflect on the past, in order to make better decisions in the future.  In this case, let's hope some of these artists log off and go to the studio instead of venting their frustrations and personal gripes for the world to see, and retweet.

Special appearances by Common, Justin Beiber, Tyga and more...

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