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Whenever Dave Meyers directs a video, you know it is a spectacle. And with that, here is this morning's wake up call, with a happy return. It's Ludacris' "How Low."

New video....he loves these black and white videos.

From 30 years ago.....30 years ago ladies and gentlemen. Your morning wakeup call is the rise of rap right here:

The morning wakeup call music video, Lupe Fiasco's "Kick Push": lupe fiasco - kick push Additional Deliveries 5 ways restaurants provide you with better service . William Shatner had a chance to be in the Star Wars film, but something went down that lead to him not. College humor does it again : Construction is beginning in Britain on potentially the fastest land speed car ever . Hopefully it was a sentence mistake : The baby crib recall thing prevented a hell of a lot of scary unfortunate incidents . And for those, like me, who haven't brought into the whole "Edward-Bella" ish . Your morning thread for this morning.

Just to get the ball moving after a long day today.

This morning's wakeup call, though the "Mashonda won't necessarily be happy" line applies of course. It's Alicia Keys new video that was highlighted last week, serving as this morning's wakeup call. Enjoy and Peace.

Though this album was forgotten album (did that album even happen), here's Missy Elliott's quickly forgotten "Loose Control", your morning wakeup call.

New Roots, Philly, stand up!

Couldn't think of a good selection, so I just give you Rihanna new song for those who care, to start the day off well:

Great way to start off the long week ahead ladies and gentlemen. Here's John Legend's first single, "Used To Love You": John Legend - Used To Love U by Galaxy_rangers

From just a few weeks ago, and this is a random fun selection that makes the morning music wakeup call fun. Here is the comedic song genius that is Andy Samberg with "Throw it On The Ground." Your hilarious wakeup call for this week.

Don't know much about Chail 2na, but I do know a lot about Beenie Man. And because of that, here is today's wakeup call, "International." It's a great video. And it won't be a radio playable song at all, so this maybe the only place you ever here it at. But hey, it's for us on the East Coast too!

Seriously, people wonder what ever happen to Pharoahe Monch, but I'm really REALLY wondering where in oblivion Nate Dogg is? Did T-Pain come into his lane or what? Anyway, today's wakeup call is from 2000 (another classic from one of the last truly great years of music in my mind). "Oh Yes" to "Oh No", it's been five days since the last morning wakeup call.......so that streak better end or TWD would start to fall, fall, fall.....

Yes indeed, for Toronto!!!! Kardinal's first single is a fun one, and it is today's Music wakeup call. Kardinal Offishall - BaKardi Slang by UniversalMusicGroup

Yessssss, new Q-Tip featuring Norah Jones is your music wakeup call for this morning. Yes, yes, yes!!!

While in the pin, T.I. still is releasing new videos, and that is the case with "Hell of a Life", the morning wakeup call for today. To be properly honest here with you people, it sounds like a cliche, degenerate and neglected version of "Live Your Life."

Talk about a group that has become irrelevant and gone in a hurry. Here is your morning wakeup call for this Monday, "Party Like A Rockstar" from Shop Boyz. Oh, where to oblivion have they gone? Shop Boyz - Party Like A Rockstar [NEW] Uploaded by lilmarcus . - Explore more music videos. And this is a belated addition of the TWD Saturday "Sadly Forgotten" series.

Indelible classic: And here is the full version:

Realest song from one of the yet another group disrespected by the music industry. It's Pitch Black everyone, and "It's All Real", your morning wake up call today. Pitch Black - It's All Real by UniversalMusicGroup

The hottest music video from LeBron James. Yes. It's your wakeup call yesterday after it debutted yesterday .