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Isn't the word "shawty" a bit played out by now?

Needs more pong

Mysertiously absent from the final cut: Shot of Lil Mama standing and peeing into a toilet.

@StuntKockSteeev: Life needs more pong, so it's not his fault.

@extracrispy: The word "shawty" is a bit played now, but this Lil Mama album has been in the can longer than Amerie's record. The expression was probably "straight banging" back when they put it on "wax."

@30f: Phat!

Does anyone else think Chris Brown sounds like "Weird Al" Yankovic on this song? Seriously.

Mindless product for mindless consumers.

Needs more flying Vs.

I think I saw a bit more of a "Mo Money Mo Problems" video influence than "Scream," particularly because of the absolute absence of the latter's indignation and the shiny, bright, shallow materialism of the former.

Needs more "Anti-gravity racquet ball vase target practice."

@rhythmchyc: I will give you "shiny," "bright" and "shallow" - but where is the "materialism" in this song? perhaps you are confusing this song with something else. Most of the lyrics seem to be about the performers professing their skill as vocalists or dancers and encouraging others to show off their own skills. I guess T-Pain does hold up his necklace at one point - but that hardly seems to make the whole clip/song "materialistic" and besides, no one pays attention to T-Pain anyway.

I really do enjoy Lil Mama, but this is troubling on quite a few levels, most of them having to do with T-Pain.

@30f: I was speaking about the video, only, actually. And the room with all the TV screens simply reminded me of the Diddy video and all its gloss. So sorry I can't feel like this was materialistic.