You haven’t partied until you’ve partied with Yelawolf. The Alabama rapper tears up the club in the rowdy video for “Hard White (Up in the Club),” the first single off his Shady Records debut Radioactive (Oct. 24). Yela and his raucous crew roll up in trucks and bikes for a wild night that includes bar brawling, pie throwing, human bowling, girl-on-girl wrestling, and a cameo from party animal Lil Jon. Just your typical Saturday night.

Yelawolf gets jiggly with it in the NSFW sneak peek for “Hard White (Up in the Club),” the first single off his Shady Records debut Radioactive, coming October 24. The short teaser shows a woman lying in water before another woman’s hand comes down and slaps her ass. Now that’s how you lay the smack down.

Lil Jon sticks to what he does best—make music that bangs in the clubs—on his new single “Drink.” The King of Crunk takes shots, shots, and more shots with electro-hip-hop duo LMFAO on the rousing party anthem, chanting “Drink, drink, drink!” Inspiring words, indeed.

Lil Jon gets in the groove with his funky remix to Beyoncé’s single “Best Thing I Never Had.” The party animal mixes B’s original vocals over a sample of The Gap Band’s “Outstanding,” adding his signature ad-libs and a verse from rapper Shawty Putt. The outcome may surprise you.

Yelawolf tears the club up with “Hard White (Up in the Club),” the first single from his Ghet-O-Vision/Shady Records/DGC/Interscope debut Radioactive, due this fall. The Alabama rapper, who was introduced to Eminem through producer Jim Jonsin, spits aggressive rhymes while Lil Jon ad-libs over the clanging Hydrox-produced beat.

Yela takes aim at those who compare him to other white rappers. “That’s why they’re so quick to compare me, but f**k the critics with a spiked d**k when it can fit barely/ They probably think I’m a Limp Bizkit that spits jelly,” raps the self-proclaimed hick.

Radioactive will feature production from Diplo, The Audibles, SupahotBeats, and J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, among others.

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Travis Barker crashes an auction house in the dark video for “Let’s Go,” the latest single from his solo album Give the Drummer Some. The Blink-182 rocker comes through with his hip-hop friends Lil Jon, Busta Rhymes, Twista, and Yelawolf, turning the stuffy event into an all-out party until the cops come calling.

Kardinal Offishall starts a riot on the dance floor with his international party starter “Smash the Club,” a rowdy record produced by Clinton Sparks and DJ Snake. Throw in some ad-libs from Lil Jon and a verse from Pitbull, and you’ve got yourself a winning recipe for a nightclub anthem.

Kardinal Offishall f/ Pitbull, Lil Jon, & Clinton Sparks – “Smash the Club”

Lil Jon formed a new super-group with rapper Shawty Putt and Chelsea Handler’s sidekick Chuy Bravo. The rap crew debuted their video for “I Might Be a Shawty” on “Chelsea Lately,” with cameos from Too $hort and Chelsea’s staff. When asked why she didn’t appear in the video, the comedienne said, “I was busy with another rapper.” She also weighed in on Kanye West, joking, “What an asshole!”

Watch the interview and see the full music video below.

Lil Jon announced his participation in the upcoming season of “Celebrity Apprentice” by joining his TV boss Donald Trump and fellow contestant NeNe Leakes for a game of Charades on Thursday’s “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.” Hilarity ensued as the loud-mouthed rapper struggled to get his teammate Mr. Trump to guess the phrase. The real estate tycoon tried his hand at it too, unsuccessfully acting out Willow Smith’s “Whip My Hair.” Find out which team came out on top.

Lil Jon may know how to make hit records, but we’ll soon find out if he can push pizza pies. The rapper-turned-salesman took to the streets of Manhattan on Tuesday (Oct. 19) to hawk pizza for charity.

The King of Crunk held a poster board outside of Famous Famiglia Pizzeria for a taping of Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice,” on which he will appear. He was joined by his fellow castmates John Rich, David Cassidy, Mark McGrath, Richard Hatch, Gary Busey, and Meatloaf.

Jon already has support from Justin Bieber, who tweeted, “If u r in NYC 2morrow my dude @LilJon is selling pizza from 11am-3pm at Famiglia Pizzeria on 757 Broadway for charity! Support!”

Gary Busey, Lil Jon, and John Rich

John Rich, David Cassidy, Mark McGrath, Richard Hatch, Gary Busey, Meatloaf, and Lil Jon