T'yanna Wallace,the 16-year-old daughter of the Notorious B.I.G., has mixed feelings about an unofficial mashup of songsfrom her dad and Miley Cyrus.

The track and chorus from Miley's "Party In The U.S.A." areremixed with the verses from Notorious B.I.G.'s 1993 debut "Party &Bullsh*t" that originally appeared on the soundtrack for the movie, "Who's TheMan?"

Biggie's chorus plays underneath Miley's vocals thatdescribe the tween queen throwing her hands up and rocking out to a Jay-Z songplaying on the radio.

Hearing the song prompted T'yanna to respond via Twitter."Whoa, finally heard the Miley Cyrus remix with my dad..umm...I puked a littlefrom hearing it LMAO! jk. It was weird tho," she tweeted.

Read an interviewwith T'yanna about growing up without her dad

When asked if her reaction was simply based on the oddpairing or because she did not like the way the unauthorized collab sounded, T'yannasaid, "a little bit of both," and also referred to it as "scary."

Surprisingly, the

Be sure to take a box of Kleenex with you when you see Michael Jackson's "This Is It." Expect people to be crying whenwatching Michael's posthumous concert film which hits the big screen onWednesday, October 28.

If seeing footage of a healthy Michael effortlessly firingthrough production numbers just days before his death does not tug on the heartstrings of fans, hearing his previously unreleased song, "This Is It," duringthe film's closing credits will definitely evoke emotion. The song was released Monday at midnight on MichaelJackson.com.

The song's opening lines are prophetic, as they succinctlysummarize what the late King of Pop represents to his global listeners:

"This is it, here I stand
I'm the light of the world I feel grand
This love
I can feel
And I know yet we're sure it is real"

For a second, you feel as though Michael recorded this track for this very moment. The lyrics are actually about gently ending arelationship with a lover.

A regular and orchestra version of the

Can Beyonce share some of the blame for Kanye West's MTVVideo Music Award meltdown that resulted in him ruining Taylor Swift's firstBest Female Video win moment?

The "Halo" singer recently told O Magazine editor-at-largeGayle King that Kanye talked to her before he rushed to the stage.

According to MTV, Beyonce addressed the incident Fridayafter accepting the Woman of the Year honor at the Billboard Awards.

"Well, I knew his intentions, and I knew he was standing upfor art. And he told me before, when they said the nominees, he's like, 'Youhave this award,'" Beyonce explained. "And when they didn't call my name hewas, like, completely shocked. And when he walked on the stage, I was like, 'No,no, no!' And then he spoke, and I was like, 'Oh, no, no, no!'"

Beyonce felt some relief because the spotlight ultimatelyreturned to Taylor."It ended up being a great night, and Taylor Swift did get her moment, and Ididn't have to make an acceptance speech," Beyonce added.

I am surprised to hear

Jay-Z's "D.O.A."didn't just take shots at those abusing Auto-Tune, or "T-Paining too much." The hip-hopicon also suggested that some rappers were wearing "colors too bright" and"jeans too tight."

There is apparently an influx of burgeoning MCs who did notget the No Skinny Jeans memo.

A quick web search will return results for several odes toskinny jeans.

One of the latest tributes comes from 20-year-old producer L-Ray, who has compared himself toa young Timbaland and Pharrell. L-Ray's song "Rock Skinny Jeans" champions thefashion trend embraced by his peers, especially those who are part of the jerkhip-hop movement.

On "Rock Skinny Jeans," L-Ray defends his style of dress bytaking comical potshots at himself, rhyming, "my jeans are skinny like my jeansare starving," "Imma wear 'em skinny, imma sag 'em too," and "they so thin itlooks like my jeans is on a diet."

The video includes a guest verse from RadioAktive and freshmoves the featured jerk crews Diamond Set, Abstraxx Jerks, and