No cell phone is complete without at least one Billboard Hot 100 ringtone. Download
Love in this Club by
Usher featuring
Young Jeezy. After a couple years off, this is Usher's latest dedication to the ladies.
Need an
American Idol fix? How about
No Air by
Jordan Sparks featuring
Chris Brown. Sparks was 17 when she wonb the 6th season of the show, making her the youngest winner yet. Don't forget about
Carrie Underwood either -
All American Girl is #1 on CMTs Top 20 Countdown.
Did you know that
Mariah Carey has the most #1 singles for a female solo musician in the US? Her latest single
Touch My Body was released February 19, and is now available on Thumbplay Mobile.
More great recommendations for your mobile phone:
Mobile Videos:
Soulja Boy: Crank ThatFergie: ClumsyOneRepublic: Stop and StareMobile Ringtones:
Britney Spears: Piece of MeUsher ft. Young Jeezy: Love in This ClubChris Brown: Kiss KissMobile Wallpapers:
Guns N' Roses: Roses & PistolsBeyonce: In Halter TopJessica Simpson: In Her Black Dress Labels: Pop, rap, Ringtones, rock
posted by Sophie Bell @ 9:18 AM

People can't get enough of the new track
"Love in this Club" performed by
Usher featuring
Young Jeezy. This chart topper is on fire and it's a great ringtone. The smooth sound of Usher's voice combined with a fun, mellow beat make this a sure hit.
Get
Usher's
"Love in this Club" ringtone here on Thumbplay.
Labels: Hip-Hop, hit single, rap
posted by Sophie Bell @ 1:46 PM
50 Cent has been trying to set the record straight lately, about the many relationship rumors surrounding him. Mr. Cent has been denying claims that there's nothing beyond a friendship between himself and singer Ciara. He's also denying ties linking him to Tracy Edmonds, Babyface's ex-wife. These accusations are similar to the rumors that were floating around Jay-Z and Beyonce, before they officially announced they were an item, a few years back.
Whatever the truth is, Mr. "I Get Money" is still macking hits from his latest album. "Still Will" with Akon is his latest smash... and there's plenty more coming. Labels: gossip, rap
posted by Steve Augello @ 7:34 AM
The late 80's/early 90's gave birth to one of the most influential Rap genres "Gangsta Rap". Music from this time period has played a major role on influencing today’s artists.
O.G.'s like Ice-T, and N.W.A.'s Dr. Dre and Ice Cube were major players in kicking off the sound. Their protégé's Snoop Doggy Dogg and Tupac soon followed, bringing the genre to unimaginable heights.
Today, their influence can be found in artists from all different neighborhoods from The Game to 50 Cent, to Young Jeezy.
For some of the West Coast must-have's, here's a list of tones to check out: Dr. Dre's "Nuthin But A G Thang" & "Let Me Ride". Snoop Doggy Dogg's "Gin and Juice". Ice Cube's "It Was A Good Day". Tupac's "California Love". NWA's "Straight Outta Compton".
Labels: rap
posted by Steve Augello @ 7:02 AM