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While J-Lo, Rihanna, and Bruno Mars have opted for Reggae and Dancehall inspired pop music tracks for their latest radio hits, Rhythm & Blues singer Teairra Mari boldly went to the core of Jamaica's music scene for the racy "Pum Pum Shorts" single. Dancehall superstar Mr. Vegas paired the pop music siren with Soul Train's Reggae Artist of the year Gyptian, for a drum and bass filled track that is 100% Dancehall. The "Pum Pum Shorts" video debuted on World Star Hip Hop on Friday, racking up over 5 million views in 3 days. "Pum Pum Shorts" will be available on iTunes in the coming weeks.
"Pum Pum Shorts," produced by Rohan 'Snowcone' Fuller, the mastermind behind Sean Paul's Billboard-topping platinum hit "Temperature," is a spicy single dedicated to what the urban dictionary defines as "extremely short shorts - short enough to be panties." The video features women of all shapes and sizes strutting their stuff in uber tiny shorts, with Mr. Vegas rapping "me love gyal inna pum pum shorts, look how it a show off them phat parts," while Teairra Mari, clad in tiny black leather shorts and dominatrix-style top sings "I put 'em on, you can take 'em off." The chorus, sung by Gyptian whose single "Hold Yuh" featuring Nicki Minaj peaked at #3 on Billboard Heatseekers chart in 2010, is reminiscent of the Screechy Dan and Red Fox 1991 street anthem "Pose Off."
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