The video finds the AARP set breaking out liquor bottles and red Solo cups when their nursing home orderly goes on a five minute break. "I think it makes them seem cool as hell," Jon told the Huff Post of the grandmas and grandpas in his new video. "They were initially reserved, but then they were having the time of their lives. They weren't really drinking, but I think it shows people like to get a little bit crazy in their elder years."

Raise your hand if you knew Lil Jon had an album on the way. Well now you do. Last year, he did tell Rolling Stone that Party Animal will find him working with a number of club DJ's to create music that "just makes [people] want to dance and have a good time and live life."

Word. But does the mean the Eastside Boyz are unemployed right now? Watch the Ballard C. Boyd directed clip for "Drink" below.

DJ Drama's Third Power is in stores, and at Greenhouse in New York City the stars came out to toast it up with the world famous DJ. Talib Kweli, Future, Lil Jon and The Wire actor, Michael Kenneth Williams came out to show support.

Go to the next pages and see the flicks of the party.

Although selling liquor isn't the drug game, the alcohol business is a multi-billion dollar industry and some rappers have figured out how to get a piece of the action.

Sean "Diddy" Combs, for example, endorses and develops Ciroc brand Vodka. So when Puffy blew a gasket over folks drinking Grey Goose and not Ciroc at the BET Hip-Hop Awards afterparty in Atlanta this past weekend, we kind of understand who he's so passionate about the brand.

But Diddy isn't the only one. Take a look at our list of rappers that endorse brands of liquors.

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10 Rappers With The Most Ridiculous Chains In Hip-Hop Part II

About a year ago we ran a feature on rappers and their ridiculous chains.

While we covered just about everyone, we did miss a few and we were inspired by Nicki Minaj's new neck piece and decided to bring the feature back.

Hit the next pages to view 10 more ridiculous chains.

Here's the first official single featuring Lil Jon, off of Yelawolf's Shady/Ghettovision debut album Radioactive, dropping on September 27th.

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Lil Jon was honored yesterday (May 24) by the United Methodist Children's Home for donating $80,000 from his Celebrity Apprentice winnings.

UMCH holds a special place in the Atlanta producer's heart as his mother adopted two of his siblings from the home.

The money will be placed in an endowment fund and will go towards furthering educational opportunities and the maintenance the building and 99-acre campus.

Earlier in the season, Jon donated 40k to the home after winning the purse for completing a team challenge.

Lil Jon, who made it to the final four contestants in Donald Trump's popular reality show, was outlasted by John Rich who won the competition Sunday (May 22), accumulating $250,000 for his charity.

After a Celebrity Apprentice team win landed producer Lil Jon $40,000, the King of Krunk has donated his entire winnings to a children's home in Decatur, Georgia.

Jon gave his share of the purse to United Methodist Children's Home.

The children's home located on Atlanta's east side holds a special spot in the hitmaker's heart.

His mother adopted two of his siblings from there.

"I have a sister and a brother who were foster kids," reveals Lil Jon. "My mother ended up adopting them. I feel children shouldn't have to suffer for faults of adults."

Lil Jon's team of actor Gary Busey, former MLB star Jose Canseco, and reality star Richard Hatch won the prize on team challenge where they had to produce a 30-second long commercial for the new ACN video phone.

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Except these days, only using the Internet isn't good enough and many artists are finding out other ways to bombard us with their rhetoric. One way is the Iphone app.

Many entertainers have jumped on the app bandwagon, coming up with all kinds of useless applications to stay in the consumer's pocket conscience.

Here are 10 Hip-Hop artists who jumped in the Iphone app game, and the pointless apps they have come up with…

King of Crunk, Lil Jon heads a group of celebrities on a mission to become Donald Trump's apprentice while hopefully simultaneously erasing some tax debt.

The new season of Celebrity Apprentice kicks off in the spring and it coincidentally includes a few cast members with history of IRS issues.

Lil Jon had a $638,937 lean filed against him in 2008 and his $1.9 million home went into foreclosure and was sold.

Latoya Jackson had a lien filed against her in 2006 for close to $30,000.

Former co-host of The View, Star Jones owed $356,991 while Dionne Warwick accrued a $2.2 million debt sought by the state of California.

Their liens have been released since then but on Celebrity Apprentice they'll all stand the chance to make a pretty penny to help their financial troubles.

Some other cast members include Nene Leakes from Real Houswives of Atlanta, actor Gary Busey, former baseball great, Jose Canseco and singer, Meatloaf.

At least there's hope for Wesley Snipes once he's free.

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