With summer around the corner, Busta Rhymes and Pharrell give the ladies something to move to with their new club banger “Twerk It.” Over a bombastic beat from The Neptunes hitmaker, Bussa Buss raps in a Jamaican patois. Blast off with the dynamic duo.

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Busta Rhymes and Pharrell are responsible for some of the biggest club bangers of the last decade with their hits “Pass the Courvoisier, Part II” and “Light Your Ass On Fire.” Now they aim to do it again with Busta’s new single “Twerk It.”

After Pharrell debuted the song during the HTC One launch in New York City earlier this month, Bussa Buss releases a trailer for the booty-shaking anthem. The NSFW clip showcases nearly-naked women shaking their asses to the Pharrell-produced beat.

Do Busta and Pharrell have another smash on their hands? Feast your eyes and ears on their latest work.

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T-Pain grabs Ace Hood and Busta Rhymes for his strip club anthem “Come and Get It,” produced by Pop (Nicki Minaj, Rihanna). The Auto-Tune king has been in the studio working on a new album, due this year.

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The world didn’t end as the Mayans predicted, but Busta Rhymes is here to shake things up with his Catastrophic mixtape. The Cash Money signee joins forces with his Conglomerate, J Doe and Reek da Villain, on the 17 tracks hosted by Shaheem Reid. Look for remixes to popular tracks including Lil Wayne’s “No Worries,” A$AP Rocky’s “Fuckin’ Problems,” Trinidad James’ “All Gold Everything,” and Kendrick Lamar’s “Poetic Justice.”

Blast off with Busta and his crew below.

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Busta Rhymes pays homage to Janet Jackson on his remix to Kendrick Lamar’s “Poetic Justice,” which features Janet’s Poetic Justice co-star Q-Tip.

The Cash Money rapper reminisces about shooting his $2.4 million dollar video for “What’s It Gonna Be?!” with Janet and admits to having a crush on her, while Tip cops to kissing Ms. Jackson on screen (but that’s as far as it went).

“I’m a little jealous, Tip/ Your tongue went in her mouth in that Poetic Justice movie, from what I can account,” raps Bussa Bus before throwing it to the Tribe Called Quest member.

“A captivating lady, I used to be her baby/ Good times, they never fading/ Look back and celebrate, poetic justice,” spits Q-Tip over a sample of Janet’s “Any Time, Any Place.”

You can find this remix and more on Busta’s new mixtape Catastrophic, which drops today.

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It’s showtime! Swizz Beatz brought out some of his superstar friends during “Girls Night Out” at Webster Hall in New York City last night. The super-producer was joined onstage by Diddy (“Same Damn Time”), Busta Rhymes (“Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See”), DJ Khaled (“All I Do Is Win”), and his wife Alicia Keys, who surprised him in the middle of “Everyday Birthday.”

“You just gonna pop up on my show like that?” said Swizz, to which Alicia replied, “I just figured I’d come say hi.”

She stuck around to perform her Girl on Fire single “New Day,” which her husband helped produce.

Watch some of the highlights below.

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Busta Rhymes gets in the game on the remix to Trey Songz’ Chapter V cut “Hail Mary,” which originally featured Lil Wayne and Young Jeezy. The Cash Money rapper prays for his enemies and curses out the ref on his added verse.

Go long with Bussa Bus.

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Shanell teams with her YMCMB labelmate Busta Rhymes on the FKI-produced “Last Time.” The sultry song, which originally appears on the Young Money singer’s mixtape Nobody’s Bitch, is being pushed as her next single. It will be released to radio in the coming weeks and there are also plans to shoot a video.

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