By his own producer, Polow Da Don…

"I actually leaked it," Polow admitted to MTV. "I told him when I saw him that I had to put my relationship on the line." Polow offered an apology for the leak when Usher called him, but he doesn’t think it was all bad. "Everything has to be set up on their end," he said. "A video should be in place with an artist like that as soon as it drops. Those are the things you risk, but it's working out beautifully. Flex is playing it, DJ Clue, DJ Khaled, Greg Street. Girls love it."

The radio has been playing this new track, “Love in This Club” which features Young Jeezy. Is the risk going to pay off? I don’t know, I am not jumping up and down over this new record and I am not a fan of Jeezy nor the 16 bars that everyone throws on an R&B track to make it marketable. Usher doesn’t need all that, though I firmly believe that his new wife and family status f’ed up his whole marketing. He went from young, hot and single to married with children with in a year, that a huge stumbling block. I hear the project has even been pushed back to 2009…

However Ursh still wants you to buy it when it comes out. "As you know, this has been a very tumultuous year for me, so I have a lot of great stories to tell. But more than that, as far as music and the contribution I wanna make, I wanna make sure it's very wide. You're gonna get a great variety on this album, and I promise to make the wait worthwhile. I been looking around like, 'Man, I better get back on my A game'."

Anyway, check out the track, which the beat sounds slightly like the soundtrack to an 80’s teen movie to me.


And to kill it all…he ends with “Crank that.”

Labels: Polow Da Don, Usher, Young Jeezy

AllHipHop.com: Now, you call yourself the "King of All White Girls." Elaborate on that for me.

Polow Da Don: Just the “King of the White Girls.” I ain't self proclaimed but I run with it. [Laughs] There was a stage in my life where I went crazy with dating white women. I have nothing against black women, but they’re raised differently. White women are raised to respect and serve their men. Black women are taught to question [their men]. Black women look at submission as being weak. White women look at submission as being a woman. And anyone who has a problem with this statement is ignorant. Just look at the divine order; it goes man, woman, child. [SOURCE]

Wow...that's definitely a bold statement there buddy! To each his own, if he likes the Snow Bunnies, have at them, because I don't want cha...but he lost me on the divine order. He for sure needs to find him a Becky to follow that theory!

Labels: Polow Da Don

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