Flo Rida follows up his Etta James-sampled smash “Good Feeling” with “Wild Ones” featuring Australian singer Sia. The montage for the club anthem features footage of Flo traveling to exotic locations, driving fancy cars, skydiving, and partying with beautiful women. His fourth album Only 1 Rida (Part 2) drops this spring.

Flo Rida provided the soundtrack for Giants fan during Jimmy Fallon’s post-Super Bowl special in Indianapolis. The Southern rapper joined the legendary Roots crew to perform his celebratory single “Good Feeling” on “Late Night” following Sunday’s big game. The Etta James-sampled song is currently No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100.

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Flo Rida tore the roof off “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” with a rip-roaring performance of his single “Good Feeling.” The animated MC was joined onstage by a DJ and his female dancers, making his way into the audience as he ran through the Dr. Luke and Avicii-produced record.

Just last month, the chart-topping rapper paid tribute to the late Etta James, whose song “Something’s Got a Hold on Me” he sampled. “I’m deeply saddened by the passing of the Great Etta James and I will be forever grateful for the gift she Blessed me with,” tweeted Flo, whose fourth album Only 1 Rida (Part 2) arrives this year.

As Rihanna’s “We Found Love” returns to the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for the ninth week, Flo Rida takes the opportunity to remix the Talk That Talk single. Flo parties like Mick Jagger over the Calvin Harris-produced dance anthem, which is sure to get love in the clubs. Go with the Flo.

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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Flo Rida sticks to his hitmaking formula on his club anthem “Wild Ones” featuring Aussie singer Sia. The adrenaline-pumping track serves as the follow-up to Flo’s Etta James-sampled hit “Good Feeling” and will appear on his forthcoming album Only One Rida (Part 2). Listen to the full version below.

Flo Rida fuels the clubs with another anthem called “Wild Ones,” the new single off his upcoming album Only One Rida (Part 2). The party rocker unites with Australian singer-songwriter Sia on the high-energy track. The full song will hit iTunes on December 20. Listen to a 45-second snippet below.

Taylor Swift heat up Miami with yet another surprise guest. The country sweetheart brought out Flo Rida during her “Speak Now” concert at AmericanAirlines Arena last night to perform the rapper’s smash “Right Round.” Taylor didn’t miss a beat while dancing and singing along to the hook, as Flo pumped up the crowd.

“Miami was awesome! Thanks to all the fans who traveled from all over, and to @official_flo for singing ‘right round’ with me! Insane night!” tweeted Swift.

Taio Cruz wakes up after a night of drunken escapades in his new video for “Hangover” inspired by the movie. The British singer has flashbacks of his wild evening, where he drove down Sunset Boulevard in a boat filled with hot chicks and partied on a plane with Flo Rida. Comedian Bobby Lee plays his crazy assistant, who dresses as a monkey and drinks from baby bottles.

“The general concept of the video is just full on madness,” explained Taio. “We have had the most insane party and no one really remembers what happened, so we have to have flashbacks to try and remind us as to what happened the night before.”

“Hangover” is the first single from Taio’s new album TY.O, due December 6.

Flo Rida lives life to the fullest in the video for “Good Feeling,” the first single from his fourth album Only 1 Rida (Part 2). The feel-good record, co-produced by Dr. Luke and Avicii, samples Etta James’ “Something’s Got a Hold on Me.” In the montage piece, the bald rapper travels the world, works out, hangs with Snoop Dogg, and rides the light cycle from Tron. Follow Flo on his journey.

He may be traveling the world and racking up platinum hits, but Flo Rida’s life wasn’t always glamorous. The “Low” rapper takes us back to his old stomping grounds of Carol City, Florida, in the first episode of his web series, “There’s Only One Flo.” He recalls what it was like to grow up in a rough environment, visiting the 187 Street Apartments where he lived with his mother and seven sisters, and his alma mater of Miami Carol City High School.

“You would probably walk out your door and realize you got a SWAT team on the roof. After gun shots ring out, you go to your mailbox and you see bullet holes everywhere,” remembers Flo. “Being born and raised in that environment, you wouldn’t really be that fearful because you was born and raised there.”

Flo’s new album Only 1 Rida (Part 2), featuring the Etta James-sampled single “Good Feeling,” is due later this year.