If I’ve only got one night to live, and all I want to do is be with one chick? She better be a tatted up Suicide Girl who wants to do some highly illegal shit! And have pre-dawn breakfast at IHOP before we bite it!

But KDrew wants to run around New York City with some chick, trying to escape someone we never see. You couldn’t just confront the motherfucker, and take him on Scott Pilgrim style?

David Guetta’s current album Nothing But The Beat keeps churning out the singles and this time the popular DJ/Producer teams up with Nicki Minaj for the fifth single from the album Turn Me On.

In this new video, we watch as Guetta plays a mad scientist creating his very own Nicki Minaj from scrap parts. Once the doll is assembled (her plastic skin is shiny and completely bare), she slowly transforms into the very human-looking Nicki and Guetta unleashes it onto the world.

As one of the stronger tracks from the album, the very stylish music video complements the song completely.

Be careful, this video may be considered NSFW!!!

I hate to sound like a broken record, but if there’s one thing that pisses me off, it’s hearing about another rapper who owes mad taxes to the IRS. With news breaking of Bow Wow owing close to 100 G’s, and Soulja Boy being just plain broke (well, that one kinda gives me the happies!), among others, it just seems rather baffling to me that these niggas still have not learned anything from stories like MC Hammer’s and others who came before them.

Now, a lot of celebrities and artists seem to get wrangled up by the tax man at some point, but when it comes to rap and hip-hop, it seems like almost every one of them eventually makes the news because of their financial woes. It’s a sad irony for a genre so centered around wealth and power, and most of them are living day-to-day like the rest of us schlubs! How many of these dudes are as liquid as they make themselves out to be in their rhymes? How many of these dudes have maxed out their credit? How many of these people even have reputable professionals to manage their finances, and advise them that they need not be doin’ the dumb nigga shit they be doin’?!

So the big question becomes, what needs to happen? Clearly, cats like Soulja Boy and Bow Wow never really learned the value of a dollar, and the saving grace for them, at least, as that they’re still young. Soulja Boy in particular should take what little money he has left and get his narrow ass a business degree, if he insists on continuing with his “rap” career. Hell, look at Diddy!!!! You don’t the tax man coming for his non-rappin’ ass!!! And while you’re at it, maybe you don’t need that new Lambourgini. Maybe you need to look at yourself in the mirror when you’re about to buy iced out Crayola box chain . . . . and realize how much you look like a goofy bastard wearing it. Maybe you need to just hire better financial advisers, instead of giving the job to your boy, Ray-Ray, from the old neighborhood!

And at the end of the day, niggas . . . I implore you . . . . PAY YO COTDAMN TAXES!!!!!!

Not much I can say about JQuest. The Boston M.C. is doing what he can to make a name for himself, and for what it’s worth, “Shopaholic” isn’t a bad track. The production is serviceable, and JQuest’s rhymes are well thought-out. There’s some effort in his lyricism, even if the subject matter’s a bit tiresome. We’ll see what else he’s got to offer when his Lost Tapes EP comes out later this year.

“I firmly believe in natural selection! If it’s Grandma Sue’s time to go, it’s her time to go!”

First episode of the New Year, and we’re kickin’ it off right! Even got ourselves some theme music, courtesy of Freelance 33.3!

This week, we’ll talk about Common’s beef with Drake (or the other way around, however you want to look at it), Jay-Z and Beyonce’s new baby girl, Blue Ivy Carter, and Amber Rose’s foray into music. Should be fun!

Don’t forget to leave us your feedback, questions, comments, music suggestions, etc.

Problem is, all these “famous for nothing” heffers eventually wanna be famous for something, and that’s when the whole house of Gucci comes tumblin’ down!!! I could forgive Amber’s turn at acting in Game of Roses 2: The Scissor Fight (unfortunately, that is NOT a real subtitle for the movie!), because if nothing else, it makes Posse look downright Oscar-worthy in the realm of black westerns! But NOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Amber now has to try her hand at singing. It’s bad enough that the subject matter is so blatantly self-referential, but you have to have Wiz Khalifa on the track with you?!?!? Dammit, Amber!!! You have officially lost the mission!!!!

DC/Metro Area hip-hop duo have been puttin’ in work for a minute now, so if you haven’t heard of them by now . . . . please correct that mistake! With the launch of their new website, they’re offering up some free music for y’all folks, with their EP, New Skin Old Bones. Head over to their website, get.educatedconsumers.com, to download the EP.

The video follows a group of young hipsters enjoying a night of illegal fireworks displays, before taking to the streets for a good old fashion stick-up that ultimately doesn’t go the way they planned.

The Weeknd closes out the year with his final mixtape, Echoes Of Silence, which fans can download here.

Surely PCS’ own Eric Blair will be pleased, as we’re getting that much closer to the elusive Toronto crooner going on tour.

South African artist Spoek Mathambo goes all out for his video for “Control”, a cover of Joy Division’s “She’s Lost Control”. The images combined with the music make for quite to powerful effect.

“And then Nicki Minaj is gonna pull Shakira outta Madonna’s vagina at the Super Bowl Halftime Show!!”

Y’all should feel real special this week, ’cause we’re givin’ you two reviews this week, checking out new releases from The Black Keys and The Roots. We’ll also let you know when Childish Gambino will be rolling through your town, and the possibility of The Weeknd going on tour.

As always, we’d love to hear your thoughts on the show. If you got any suggestions for us, any music you’d like to share, feel to leave a link in the comment section, and don’t forget about our Facebook Page and Twitter. We’d love to hear from y’all!

This week on the ‘Cast, Eric, LeRon, and myself talk about the Grammy nominations, The Weeknd’s video for “The Knowing”, and we review Rihanna’s new album, Talk That Talk. We also discuss what happens when we don’t check our Twitter as often as we should!

In response to this “outrage”, New York musician Scott Bradlee thought it’d be cool to cover one the band’s first big hits, “How You Remind Me”, and give it a sound that might go over a little better.

It’s recently come to light that over the past few weeks there’s been a little bit (exaggeration) of controversy concerning fans of Lady Gaga (known worldwide as little monsters) and Grammy award-winning artist Adele.

A large group of Gaga’s fans have started what basically equates to an online smear campaign of Adele surrounding the continued success of the artist’s current album, 21. The 2011 album has received numerous awards and the “monsters” have been resorting to vicious high-school type cyber-bullying of Adele — particularly her weight — and the fires were fanned even more following Adele’s announcements of cancelling her shows for upcoming surgery. The fan used the opportunity to spread the rumor that the soul singer could not sell enough tickets for her show so had to cancel instead, which is ridiculous since in all actuality she consistently sells out huge venues.

Some of the most harsh of comments and jabs are on Twitter where really heinous remarks have peppered the social site. A parody video for Lady Gaga’s Born This Way is circling the web and features a fake Adele singing the lyrics: “I’m bootyful in my way because Arby’s makes nooo mistakes, I’ve got the right order, baby, I was born this weight”.

Lady Gaga has come out and spoken in response to the bad taste of her fans and released a statement denouncing their inappropriate behavior, proclaiming that she does not support anyone who has anything negative to say about Adele. “I wouldn’t condone anything against Adele. 

Anyone who would say anything negative about Adele, I wouldn’t support. I love her immensely. She’s very sweet. We’ve exchanged emails about our mutual love.

I wish her all the best for her recovery in her vocals, and I can’t wait to hear her new music. She’s an amazing success in the U.S. and in the U.K., and it’s wonderful to see such strong women thriving in pop music.”

Lady Gaga, who has always been devoted to her fans, gets a serious commendation for her response to the treatment of fellow singer/songwriter Adele. At PopCultureShock, we wish continued success to both Adele and Lady Gaga in an industry that is just as much (if not more) about the music as it is the fans.

David Guetta’s current single Without You, featuring Usher has gone certified platinum and also nabs the No. 1 spot on USA Today’s TOP 40 Airplay chart.

Without You is the superstar DJ/Producer’s second platinum-selling single from his current album Nothing But The Beat. Reigning for the second consecutive week at the top this achievement marks the global superstar DJ and producer’s highest U.S. chart placement yet. Nothing But The Beat debuted Top 5 in 12 countries and has sold 1.5 million copies world-wide carried by lead single Where Them Girls At (featuring Nicki Minaj and Flo Rida). Currently, Without You is sitting at number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Guetta and Usher will be performing Without You on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and The Ellen DeGeneres Show this week.

To celebrate the success of Without You, Guetta has partnered with VEVO for the official David Guetta “I Can’t Live WITHOUT YOU” VEVO Sweepstakes which launched this week and runs through December 26^th, 2011. Entrants can win prizes that they should not live without including an all inclusive trip for two to the Grammys, a trip for a family of four to Disney World, an iPad2, Beats headphones, or an official WITHOUT YOU RIAA platinum plaque from David Guetta.

For more details on how to enter, please see the David Guetta tab at www.facebook.com/VEVO!

With the release of multi-talented artist Maimouna Youssef’s full-length debut album, The Blooming, comes the video for her first single off the album, “I Got A Man”.

The video approaches the song’s love triangle theme from a unique perspective showing Maimouna Youssef as an embattled independent music artist searching for a balance between the music business and her love for creating free honest music.

Check out more info and music on Maimouna Youssef’s website.

Purchase/Downland “The Blooming” here.

The Weeknd – The Knowing (Official Video) from xoxxxoooxo on Vimeo.