Lil Jon goes international on the red, white, and blue spray-painted cover of Crunk Rock, his oft-delayed solo debut album, for which he’s collaborated with Ice Cube, R. Kelly, Game, Soulja Boy, Pitbull, Swizz Beatz, and more. The King of Crunk goes from the Atlanta hip-hop scene to the Ibiza dance clubs on June 8.

Count on the King of Crunk, Lil Jon, to liven up the set of any music video he’s featured in. While he’s turned his screaming catchphrases down a notch, the producer extraordinaire turns up the heat by showing off his gym physique in the video for “Ms. Chocolate,” an ode to dark-skinned curvaceous cuties, which will appear on his forthcoming effort, Crunk Rock.

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Lil Jon bounces from city to city blasting his LMFAO collaboration in the high-strung video for “Outta Your Mind” from his oft-delayed album Crunk Rock (June 8). Travis Barker, David Guetta, A-Trak, and Benny Benassi turn up the volume with the King of Crunk. Forget Red Bull. This video is the only energy boost you’ll need. YEAH!!!

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Lil Jon is “cuckoo for cocoa” (his words, not ours) on the cover for “Ms. Chocolate,” the first single from his solo debut Crunk Rock, featuring R. Kelly and Mario. The song goes to iTunes March 16, while the album arrives June 8.

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Crunk is set to make a comeback in 2010 thanks to Lil Jon. The rapper who popularized the genre will release his solo debut this summer.

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Lil Jon unwraps his latest treat featuring R. Kelly and Mario. “Ms. Chocolate” is the new offering from the King of Crunk’s oft-delayed album Crunk Rock, due June 8. The trio expresses its love for the dark variety on the sweet and smooth confection.

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Jay Sean links up with Lil Jon and Sean Paul in the video for his next chart-topper “Do You Remember.” The Gil Green-directed clip was filmed on the Universal backlot in Hollywood and features cameos from his Cash Money affiliates Birdman and Tyga.

The Londoner recently told Now magazine which artists he admires. “I look up to Jay-Z for his longevity, Eminem for breaking racial boundaries, and Beyoncé for her triple threat: her looks, her dancing, and her singing.”

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Lil Jon mixes techno with his trademark “Yeahs!” and “Whats?” on his raptronica record “Give It All U Got” featuring singer Kee. The CGI video is from the King of Crunk’s new album Crunk Rock, set for an early 2010 release.