Don't let the blue hue effect used for Marques Houston's video"How I Do" lead you to believe that the singer is feeling down.

The coloring just goes along with the video's technologicaltheme. He's seemingly dancing inside of sound system amidst equalizer readingsand a digital ticker scrolling the lyrics.

In the song Marques serenades a girl, macking her on what hewould do to maintain her interest.

He explains it better himself. Check out his video intro for"How I Do" below. Then, watch the brand new short from his album, Mr. Houston.

Follow Me OnTwitter.

Follow Yahoo! Music On Twitter.

*sigh*

I can't help from taking a deep breath before writing thispost about whether or not rap should be included in the Rock And Roll Hall OfFame.

A fellow Yahoo! Music blogging comrade saw a lot of Twitterchatter about LL Cool J making the list of nominees to be inducted in March2010.

I took a look and found four main objective opinions beingexpressed. Of course, there were people, like myself, who were in agreementwith LL's nomination. But there were just as many with opposing point of views.

Some felt that because rap music is not technically rock androll, it should not be included in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. Others said thatLL Cool J had no business being inducted ahead of particular artists. Andanother subset of folks didn't think LL Cool J was worthy of the prestigioushonor at all.

Got a minute? We need to talk.

One tweeter annoyed by LL's inclusion posted a comment thatmade me laugh. "It says ROCK and roll, not rap and roll," @moviequill wrote. Iunderstand the

In real life T-Pain couldn't possiblyneed more money. He has written and produced platinum records for himself andsome of the biggest names in the music business, Chris Brown, Kanye West, andLil' Wayne.

But he takes on a different persona next month when he makeshis first prime time appearance in an acting role on new Fox series "Brothers." While T-Pain willportray himself, his character will be "financially strapped."

In his role T-Pain will have an exchange with "Brothers'"cast members Mike (Michael Strahan) and Chill (Daryl Chill Mitchell) atTrainor's, the family's restaurant. The episode will air Friday, October 9 at 8p.m.

T-Pain's other acting credit includes the role of Frylock inthe Adult Swim animated series "Aqua Teen Hunger Force."

"Brothers" is a comedy about a retired NFL star (Strahan) whose badinvestments require him to return home to live with his parents and brother inthe home that he bought them. Carl Weathers and CCH Pounder co-star the parents. Thesitcom makes its

Beyoncémay be known as a "Diva," asshe proclaims on one of the hottest songs on her album "I Am...Sasha Fierce," butit is her gentler alter ego that has been making headlines lately.

When closing out her Friday tour stop at the AcerArena in Sydney, Australia, Beyoncé dedicated hersong "Halo" to a young girl battling leukemia.

For the first run through of the song that pays homage to apersonal hero, Beyoncé acknowledged Michael Jackson, as shehas done at previous concerts.

Afterwards, Beyoncé invited a young girl named Chelsea on stage, kneltbeside her and asked if it was okay to sing her a song.

Beyoncé sang "Halo" while hugging Chelsea, and looked her eyes as she sang "I got my angelnow," before resting her head on Chelsea'schest. She also added the child's name to the lyric, "[Chelsea] I can see your halo, you know you'remy saving grace."

"There was not a dry eye in the house," Sydney's TheDaily Telegraph reported about the 14,000 member audience.

Last week, Beyoncé also earned