Justin Bieber has reached a new milestone. The 16-year-oldsinger from Canadahas been mobbed by fans at malls, achieved the most YouTube video streams, and scoredNo. 1 on the charts. But now, he has officially hit a hip hop plateau,recording with the legendary Wu Tang Clan rapper Raekwon and Kanye West.

The Kanye-produced remix of Bieber's "Runaway Love," featuringrap verses from Raekwon and Kanye, was released Monday, and includes a surprise.

The revamped track incorporates a sample of the classic 1993Wu-Tang Clan song "Wu Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing ta F*** Wit."

Raekwon opens the record by giving a shout out to "JB" and"'Ye," before suggesting that he take his runaway love on a rendezvous to Jamaica.He raps, "It's obvious, I want to see who your mommy is."

Aside from a slightly accelerated tempo, Bieber's verses arealigned with the original version. His stripped-down, airy vocals float overthe rumbling rap track.

Kanye found a way to make the otherwise odd grouping work.For his rhymes,

A rare video clip titled "Like Son, Like Mother" hassurfaced of Kanye West andhis late mother Dr. Donda West, sitting and reminiscing about one of his old rapsongs.

In the clip from 2003, Kanye's disposition is completelyopposite of his larger-than-life hip-hop persona. Instead, as his motherspeaks, he clings on to her every word, like an eager, unassuming student.

Donda, who diedin November 2007 from complications during a plastic surgery procedure, is remindingher son about one of her favorite songs from his archives.

"You know the one I always used to try to get you to do,Kanye, and you never did it?" she says, unable to recall the name of the song.But she could remember some of the lyrics, so she begins to rap them:

"I walked through the halls of the school/ And it's cool tobe known for my rapping ability/But what about those who ain't got it like me?"

She can't remember all the lyrics, and hums through some ofthe song. Her demonstration helps Kanye remember the words.

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You got to admire Young Buck's perseverance. Not too manypeople would be candid enough to talk about their issues with the IRS the sameday armed federal agents showed up at their home to collect on a $300,000 debt.

On Tuesday, the former G-Unit rapper not only released a statement, but hewent into the studio to record a song about his predicament.

The track "My Campaign" is a mellow, mid-tempo ballad with asubtle drum undercurrent. In the song, he doesn't make any excuses for his taxevasion, but instead focuses on what he has learned from the ordeal.

"Everything the IRS done took is like it never went," he rapped,and begins to explain how the hard reality has forced him to work even harder.

"They kicked my do in/Then I kicked yo door in/They took allmy dough out/So I'm brinin' mo dough in," he rhymed in another lyric.

He even said he does not want people to feel sorry for him.

"Hey shawty keep all that sympathy for that baby you takin'care of," he rapped.

He views his situation as an

The video for Kanye West's song "Power" helpsme better interpret the meaning behind the song's lyric: "No one man shouldhave so much power."

At times the song conveys remorse for his narcissisticbehavior, but before he truly reaches the point of regret, he is recharged, andreturns to bragging, boasting and dismantling haters.

The video, which Kanye refers to as a "moving Painting,"holds a deeper message.

Inspired by Romanand Renaissance iconography, "Power" is an animated painting. It opens witha menacing image of the artist, wearing black and a massive gold chain,standing in a darkly lit framed entryway.

As the camera shot expands, scantily-clad women are beforehim. A set of staff-wielding twins with devil horns pose as guards. A cherub sitsin front of him, and others hang upside down from atop of the frame.

The visual becomes darker as a sword dangles over his head,a woman descends preparing to strike him with a dagger, and two men lungetoward him as if to slaughter him with even