Say what you want, but Kid Ink and Maejor Ali won’t care.

That’s what they profess in “I Don’t Care,” off of Ink’s major label debut, My Own Lane, which dropped earlier this year. And on Thursday (July 31), the two teamed up once again, this time to release the video for the track.

The Dan Centrone-directed clip is set in the studio, and features Ink and Ali rotating between rapping at the soundboard, in the booth, and face-to-face with the camera. The fact that it’s just the two of them in the video works for the song’s theme, as it tells tales of the Los Angeles rapper having to shut out all detractors along the way, and urges listeners to do the same.

Ink is getting ready to head overseas next month for a European tour that lasts through October.

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Everyone loves a song with a catchy hook, but every now and then (and sometimes a lot more often than that), the mood calls for a display of raw lyricism. And that’s exactly what Joe Budden and Ransom deliver on “Vietnam.”

Released on Monday (July 28), the track features a lengthy verse from both of the New Jersey natives, with bars that balance boasts and pictures of their Jersey roots. Plus a healthy dose of similes and verbal imagery.

This is the first collab in quite some time from Joey and Ran, as the former (and seemingly current) friends got involved in a dispute that lasted a few years and resulted in some fierce words — both on and off wax — from both sides. Now, though, it appears those days are behind fully them, and as this new record — which comes just a week after the two were spotted in the studio together — again proves, we’re better for it.

Adam Fleischer

Our beloved and enigmatically-located Springfield takes in some “albino visitors” according to Homer Simpson, when “The Simpsons” and “The Family Guy” combine for “The Family Guy” season premiere on Fox.

Entertainment Weekly is hosting the episode’s (aptly titled “The Simpsons Guy”) nearly five-minute preview, which was debuted at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday.

Judging from the clip, the crossover merges tropes from both shows to hilarious effect. While Peter Griffin advises his family to not drink the water (“everyone around here looks like they have hepatitis”), he warms up to Homer over a shared love of donuts.

Bart and Baby Stewie prank call Moe (spoiler: Stewie kinda misses his mark).

And the two families seem to be getting along well, especially Homer and Peter, who head to Moe’s Tavern for a beer.

But trouble ensues when the Pawtucket Patriot Ale Peter shares with Homer tastes suspiciously like Duff, and things take a fighting turn:

And, well, things only get weirder from there in the preview, but we’ll let you see for yourself. The hour-long “The Simpsons Guy” airs on September 28 on Fox.

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There’s two things that are almost equal amount of cute on the Internet Scale of Cuteness: a puppy and a baby. Now, cats have their own domain as well and we’ll give them that. But puppies and babies have this sense of innocence and sweetness that makes them endlessly irresistible.

Which is why watching this Pitbull puppy named Clyde climb up and cuddle with brand new baby Eisleigh is almost too much for my heart to handle.

It may be only a fifteen second clip, but it’s enough to call the entire universe and our role in it into perspective. This ten week old baby and eight week old puppy are so adorable and so in love that it seems like we have reached the pinnacle of cute internet culture.

Could the relationship between this delightfully cute odd couple be our crowning moment??

I’ll say it: Clyde and Eisleigh are the reason that the internet was ever created. It’s all downhill from here folks. So put that video on repeat, make some gifs, and get to weeping. Which second is your favorite? Mine’s right around 11.

Caitlin White

MTV Weekend Editor. Acts like Madonna but listens to Merle.

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The Beastie Boys‘ landmark sophomore album, Paul’s Boutique, is twenty-five years old this year. As you’ll recall, the cover art featured a photo from the corner of Manhattan’s Rivington and Ludlow, and now the famous intersection will boast a mural paying homage to the Beasties.

Brooklyn artist Danielle Mastrion began painting the mural, which was spearheaded by hip-hop fan LeRoy McCarthy, on Saturday (July 26).

Last summer, the late Adam “MCA” Yauch was honored when Brooklyn Heights’ Palmetto Park was renamed after him. Surviving members Ad Rock and Mike D have been working on a memoir, which is slated for release in 2015.

New York wouldn’t be the same without them, this mural will help honor their legacy. RIP MCA, we’ll never forget you.

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How would you like to have your teacher be Kim Gordon, Sia or Cat Power?

If only every high school was like School Of Doodle, a “peer-to-peer, self-directed learning lab dedicated to activating girls’ imaginations through entertainment, education and community,” which launched a Kickstarter campaign this week. Should it reach its goal of $75,000 by August 23, the free, online school for girls will be open by late 2014.

In only three days, the campaign is already more than halfway to meeting its goal—it’s already raised almost $40,000! Donations start at $1, which gives funders a thank you on the website, and those born before 1996 can sign up to the site’s test phase. Those who donate $50 will receive a “coloring book” of doodles made by the aforementioned arts teachers along with artists/musicians like Yoko Ono and Courtney Love, actresses like Natasha Lyonne, filmmakers, comedians and more.

While it’s called a school, the campaign explains that it’s more of an “endless obstacle course for the imagination.” It’s also not like regular school in that participants will have access to lessons whenever they want; it’s an arts-focused extracurricular that expounds on formal education.

The idea for the school came to co-founder Molly Logan, three years ago. She wanted to make art and culture more accessible by pushing the arts outside of institutions.

“I became obsessed with why there was no Khan Academy for Creativity. At the same time, I was working with the brilliant ...

Check out Fifth Harmony performing new tune, “Reflection,” while opening for Austin Mahone’s tour in his hometown of San Antonio, TX, on Friday. The song isn’t officially out yet, but a fan captured the new track on video, so we’re happy to give you a sneak peek!

Can you hear the crowd go crazy with screaming when the girls ask if they are ready for new music? I think we’re all ready for it.

Dressed in summery white, the VMA nominees delivered the sultry R&B number, complete with slinky choreo. Sharing the sentiment of Carly Simon’s classic “Your So Vain,” the gals sing about a guy who’s confusing his game for the catch he has in front of him: “Boy, I ain’t talking about you/I’m talking to my own reflection.” Tell it like a “Bo$$” ladies!

The song presumably hails from Fifth Harmony’s forthcoming debut studio LP. 5H will be touring with Austin through September 9.

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“Parties at the Disco,” the opening song from Asher Roth’s latest album, Retro Hash, has a bit of a nostalgic feel. And it turns out the video for the song, which dropped on Friday (July 25), follows suit.

The ZZ Ward-assisted track celebrates the simpler times in life, when stress may have come in the form of a homework assignment, or not getting invited to someone’s birthday party. “Gotta chill, sit down, remember how to be a child/ Wide eyes with a smile/ What? When? Where? How?,” he raps on the first verse.

The video has a similar throwback vibe, with 8mm camera-style shots, and blurry scenes of Ash, ZZ Ward and various landscapes.

Later, he adds a message anyone can get with, so take this one with you into the weekend: “Lose some, you win some, so have fun/ Don’t stress, or do flips, just press on.”

True, indeed.

Adam Fleischer

Fans who have been waiting on Big K.R.I.T. to deliver new music (like the one writing this) were treated to just that on Friday afternoon (July 25) with the release of “Pay Attention,” featuring Rico Love.

The track — in many ways showcasing the bread and butter of Krizzle’s talents, with its hard rhymes and Southern flavor — is particularly distinct from his past work in one major way: It’s not self-produced.

After producing the entirety of each of his acclaimed mixtapes, as well as his 2012 Def Jam debut, Live from the Underground, the Mississippi native got with Jim Jonsin for his latest, which is off of his upcoming sophomore album Cadillactica.

With Rico on the hook, K.R.I.T. pens a love song for the strip club.

Stream the track below.

Adam Fleischer

If there’s one thing we know about HBO’s “Game Of Thrones,” its that it’s a very serious show. Deaths, anguish, darkness: there’s barely ever any light on screen to lift the tension between deadly weddings.

But behind the scenes? The cast, they do have fun, and as a season four blooper reel ably showed off to fans at the show’s Hall H panel at San Diego Comic-Con, they also screw up their lines… A lot.

Highlight? The deadly, undead White Walker falling off of his high horse — though Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) and Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) dancing is a very, very close second.

“Game of Thrones” returns next Spring.

Alex Zalben

Writer/Editor at MTV News. You can follow him on Twitter, but not in real life because that would be weird.

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