An extended version of Timbaland's "Morning After Dark" music video which features not only SoShy but also Nelly Furtado has arrived. Having similar scenes to the previous video, this new one adds captures of Nelly singing her verses in the kitchen of a nightclub.

"Morning After Dark" is the lead single from Timbaland's "Shock Value 2". The powerhouse producer recently spilled the beans on crafting a sequel to the song saying "I have part two to the single too, so it's like a whole little story line to it."

Beside SoShy and Nelly Furtado, Timbaland is additionally expected to team up with Justin Timberlake, Miley Cyrus, Drake, Katy Perry, DAUGHTRY, OneRepublic and Keri Hilson among others.

Also, Timbaland was originally planned to join forces with Chris Brown. But, the duet project was scrapped "since both artists were at the time working on their solo projects," a representative for the producer confirmed. Timbaland and Chris indeed are scheduled to drop their new records across U.S. on the same day, December 8.

He hails all of the way from "M" Town -- Memphis, Tennessee, Ridge Crest to be exact. He is the mastermind behind the infamous single, "5 Star Chick," which pays homage to the independent woman. He is also responsible for penning the hustler's anthem, "Full Time," "Gangsta Party" and "Vibe," which features Pleasure P. He is Yo Gotti, if you haven't figured that out yet.

Since a young age Yo Gotti has always had a passion for music, but growing up in a household of hustlers, Gotti's focus was strictly streets and hustling. While many people fall victim to the wicked ways of the streets, Gotti used his personal life experiences to help build his now thriving career. Today, you can find Gotti in the lab prepping for his a brand new album, entitled Live from the Kitchen, which boasts features from Miami's own Rick Ross and the Louisianimal Lil Wayne.

Tennessee has birthed many legends -- 8 Ball and MJG, Three 6 Mafia, Gangsta Boo, Project Pat and presently the King of Memphis, Yo Gotti. He is quickly gaining recognition across the board. Yo Gotti represents reality and his storytelling skills are exceptional. To put it in layman's terms, "You'z a industry n**** and he's a in the streets n****." Up next, Cocaine Muzik 4 and 4 ½.

BallerStatus.com: Your new album is entitled Live from the Kitchen. What is behind the title and what is the official album release date?

Yo Gotti: Live from the Kitchen is basically where I'm preparing the plan. The kitchen is one of my favorite spots.

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The duo have been reflecting on the incarceration of their manager and friend, Anthony “Geezy” Gonzalez. Last month, Geezy struck a plea deal for one federal drug conspiracy charge as well as one firearm charge. As much as it hurts to not have their friend with them, the Clipse said they have to go on with their lives and careers.

“The show don’t stop, we know what we gotta do,” Malice, who tweeted, “We luv u GZ!” in the wake of Geezy’s court outcome, said. “So we’re out here doing it. The situation has been hard as well as heartbreaking. But I got the faith everything is gonna work out for the best. I believe everything happens for a reason. We still take care of our fam. We never leave our fam behind.”

“Geezy’s good,” Pusha insisted. “Yeah, he’s alright,” Malice concurred.

“Everybody is good. It’s Geezy, it’s a few more too,” Pusha detailed. “Y’all just know Geezy, but everybody is our brother. Every time we talk to them, nobody is hanging their head. Ain’t no crybabies. We got real soldiers in the family. Everything is gonna work out alright.”

According to The Virginian-Pilot, Geezy is scheduled to be sentenced on January 11.

The Clipse release their next LP, Till the Casket Drops, on December 8. Guests include Yo Gotti — not Drake — on “Showin’ Out.” Fabolous also appears on a remix of “Kinda Like a Big Deal.” (Kanye West appeared on the original.)