Artist	Song
MC Hammer	Pumps and a Bump
from The Funky Headhunter (2010)
Mary J. Blige & Method Man	Love @ First Sight
from Love & Life (2003)
Mariah Carey & Nelly	To the Floor
from The Emancipation of Mimi (2005)
Petey Pablo	Freek-A-Leek
from Still Writing In My Diary: 2nd Entry (2002)
Shawnna & Ludacris	Shake That Sh**
from Shake That Sh** - Single (2004)
Guerilla Black	Trixxx
from Guerilla City (2004)
Lil Wayne	Bring It Back
from Tha Carter (2004)
Bow Wow	Let's Get Down
from Unleashed (2003)
112 & Ludacris	Hot & Wet
from Hot & Wet - Single (2003)
Ozomatli	Saturday Night
from Street Signs (2006)
Rihanna	Pon de Replay
from Pon De Replay (Radio Edit) - Single (2005)
Lil Wayne	Go DJ
from Tha Carter (2004)
Coolio	One Mo'
from My Soul (2005)
Mase & P. Diddy	Breathe, Stretch, Shake
from Universal Smash Hits, Vol. 3 (2005)
Fergie	Clumsy
from The Dutchess (2006)
Shakira	Whenever, Wherever
from Laundry Service (2001)
Petey Pablo & Rasheeda	Vibrate
from Still Writing In My Diary: 2nd Entry (2002)
Kanye West	Diamonds from Sierra Leone
from Diamonds from Sierra Leone - Single (2005)
Justin Timberlake	Rock Your Body
from Justified (2002)
Jermaine Dupri & Murphy Lee	Wat Da Hook Gon Be
from Universal Smash Hits, Vol. 3 (2005)
Mis-Teeq	Scandalous
from Mis-Teeq (2004)
Joe Budden, Marques Houston & Pied Piper	Clubbin'
from Marques Houston (2003)
Ciara	One, Two Step
from Goodies (2004)
Christina Milian	Dip It Low
from It's About Time (2004)
Lumidee	Never Leave You - Uh Ooh, Uh Oooh!
from Almost Famous (2003)

Comment:

You look at your Patek Philippe, it's only just two, and the party's barely started. The pretenders are dropping off, but you're still going strong . . . and so's the music. Make no mistake: Guerilla Black [i]knows[/i] how to make an entrance. Kicking off "Trixxx" with a trumpet fanfare fit for a head of state, Black digs into the meat of the track with a sonic-boom bass bomb that'll knock the 20-inch rims right off your Escalade. Probably the best-known performance of former *NSYNC star Justin Timberlake's slinky, funkified "Rock Your Body" came during halftime at Super Bowl XXXVIII, launching the phrase "wardrobe malfunction" into the national vocabulary, but even without [i]la Jackson[/i] in tow, the dance-floor smash is an attention-grabber. Finally, MC Hammer parties like it's 1994 in the OG-style speed-rap of "Pumps and a Bump," with a hook that embeds itself between your ears and just won't let go.

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