Here’s the music video for Jeezy’s “Vacation,” which appears on The Recession.

Here’s a sneak peek of Young Jeezy’s upcoming “Vacation” video from The Recession. Director Gil Green chose Miami as the spot for this summer-themed visuals. Wait, who am I kidding? He probably picked M-I-A because Jeezy wanted some scantily clad “models” in the background.

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Young Jeezy - “My President is Black” (Feat. Nas)
Young Jeezy and Nas get together for a presidential moment on The Recession.

Young Jeezy (Feat. Jay-Z) - “Put On” Remix

You can now add Jeezy to the list of artists murdered on their own sh*t by Jay-Z.

How awesomely patriotic?

This article really made me realize how much effort rappers have to put into their songs. Sometimes, stringing rhymes together isn’t as easy as it sounds. Believe it or not, these guys go through hundreds of bottles of Excedrin because of the headache associated with thinking up clever rhymes. [sarcasm]

Rapper Young Jeezy, attempting to put the finishing touches on his latest single “U Know Da Club,” has exhausted every rhyme possibility for his song’s third verse with the exception of “Cliff Clavin,” the fictional postal-worker character portrayed by actor John Ratzenberger on the long-running TV show Cheers. “I’ve already got ‘dance-club maven,’ ‘hip-hop haven,’ ‘yes I been cravin’,’ ‘ain’t misbehavin’,’ ‘pussy gonna cave in,’ ‘G’s I been savin’,’ ’steel engravin’,’ and ‘rantin’ and ravin’,'” Young Jeezy said. “I guess I could use ’shock-wavin” or ‘clean shaven,’ but they just don’t make as much sense in context as ‘just like Cliff Clavin.’” Jeezy is also struggling to complete a track called “Ideal Woman,” since he cannot find a single rhyme for “Rhea Perlman.”

[Source: The Onion]

It’s not even a question, Kanye owned Jeezy on this. Video’s ok.

Young Jeezy feat. Kanye - “Put On”

Now we know why ‘Ye was messing with autotune a vocoder the other day.
He went from trend-setter to trend-chaser?

[via the homey Randy Exclusive]

A rare moment of glory in Jeezy’s catalog. The video’s vintage vibe is a plus too.