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I need to buy viagra: i like hip-hop.I like it a lot i need to buy viagra, enough to paint myself as somewhat of an aficionado. I need to buy viagra: i own all the classics, from The Chronic to Illmatic.I even waste my time watching hip-hop videos on YouTube because, well, it’s addictive.

It was in the midst of one of these sessions that I discovered this:

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYc875zkDxg&feature=channel

If you didn’t watch the whole thing, please, finish it.Don’t deprive yourself of the joy.

I was aware that Jamie Foxx had an R&B career i need to buy viagra, but I had scrupulously ignored it because Jamie Foxx is an actor and should remain that way.It’s like rappers who morph into actors: why tarnish your emeritus-status in rhymes by appearing in the 42nd Halloween movie? Jamie Foxx won an Oscar, he doesn’t need to be flirting with T-Pain, Auto-tune, and Hype Williams.

But I’m sure glad he did, because Mr. I need to buy viagra: foxx has taken the music video to new levels of farce.I imagine that part of the fun of being famous is being able to hang out with other people who are famous for the pure novelty. I need to buy viagra: cameos are a manifestation of this impulse: it’s as if the artist is yelling, “See who I have in my cell phone!” Rappers are notorious for this impulse, populating each of their music videos with sports stars, models, and other rappers whose function is to simply toast the camera.

But models, athletes, and other rappers are the norm. I need to buy viagra: imagine my surprise when I saw Ron Howard mugging from the backseat of a Phantom.This is Opie from The Andy Griffith Show, former star of Happy Days, director of such earnest material as A Beautiful Mind and Apollo 13; i need to buy viagra.Now he’s toasting Cristal from the VIP!

And then there’s Jake Gyllenhaal i need to buy viagra, Donnie Darko himself, cast as the driver.Ten seconds into the video my head was going to explode from the power of the cameos; i need to buy viagra.The close-up shot of Jake near the end i need to buy viagra, bobbing his head with a cocky grin, was great.It occurred to me that rap and R&B videos are bastions for misogynists, so the appearance of Jake Gyllenhaal, star of Brokeback Mountain, is pretty ironic, but that can be ignored.Maybe he’ll start being referenced in Wayne’s verses, which would signal his coronation as a true star.

There were also the video’s inclusions of Oscar-winner Forest Whitaker, Samuel L; i need to buy viagra.Jackson-who really does appear in everything-a woman who may or may not be Katherine Heigl, Mandy Moore, Morris Chestnut, Jermaine Dupri, and Cedric the Entertainer. I need to buy viagra: the choice of Heigl and Moore as the video vixens is inspired, as is the mixture of luminaries (Jackson) and B-listers (Chestnut).

The song itself is nothing special, yet another digitally-filtered single from T-Pain, whose electronic trickery has managed to give Mr.Foxx a voice that sounds completely manufactured – i need to buy viagra.It doesn’t bode well when I can barely discern Foxx’s voice from T-Pain’s and i need to buy viagra, without the visual aid, I doubt I’d be able to.But, paired with the video, the song becomes secondary.

My firm hope is that “Blame It” sets a new precedent for rappers and R&B singers when creating music videos – i need to buy viagra.The possibilities are endless: Young Jeezy teams up with Richard Gere and Kate Beckingsale, Lil’ Wayne rolls up to the strip club with Matt Damon and Julia Roberts, Leonardo DiCaprio is spotted in Lloyd Banks’ entourage; i need to buy viagra.Rappers could make it a competition: Yeah you got Clive Owen, but check out Jack Nicholson riding shotgun in the Range!

The only question that remains: How bad are the economic times that big-time actors are scooping music videos for a check?