To reinterpret a line from the movie “Field Of Dreams,” if you tweet it, it will come. Hear me out. A couple of weeks back, right as Kanye West began his epic Twitter odyssey, one of the many things he endorsed was Justin Bieber’s single “Runaway Love.” More specifically, he tweeted, “Yo this Runaway Love is the truth!”

A mutual appreciation society began, with Kanye and Justin Bieber tweeting back and forth and eventually (somehow) famed Wu-Tang Clan top chef, Raekwon, got involved in the action. Kanye said he would produce a remix of the Bieber jam, featuring Raekwon. Sounded good in theory, but given the ratio of things that get tweeted about to things that actually happen, we put the odds of this actually going down at 20-1.

Well, never bet on Buzzworthy, because below you can check out the “Runaway Love (Remix)” featuring Kanye and Raekwon and their lil’ buddy Justin. The beat is basically a flip of Wu-Tang’s classic, “Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthin’ To F’ Wit” and features solid verses from both MCs, bookending J.B.’s angelic vocals.

Check out the track below. Oh, Twitter! What will you give us next?

+ Listen to Justin Bieber, Kanye West and Raekwon’s “Runaway Love (Remix)” here.

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On Sunday night Gabi Gregg was named MTV’s first Twitter Jockey, or TJ, at the finale of “Follow Me: The Search For The First MTV TJ.” Gabi, who blogs over at Young, Fat & Fabulous and can now be followed at the @MTVTJ handle, was a fitting winner for the contest, which pitted tweeters against each other to become the social networking face of MTV.

Gabi wasn’t the only winner that night, though. You know who else won? Everybody who was at the live finale at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, because they were all treated to The Ready Set performing their jam “Love Like Woe.” And now you win, too, because we’ve got that live performance for you right here, in case you missed the show. So, basically, all everybody does is win around here.

Jordan Witzigreuter leads his band through a lively reggae-tinged rendition of the song, as the drum machine patterns and keyboard melody are embellished by the live instrumentation.

Check out the video below and check out exclusive MTV photos of The Ready Set. The Ready Set’s I’m Alive, I’m Dreaming (from which “Love Like Woe” is taken) is out now. And follow Gabi Gregg at @MTVTJ right now!

It’s sort of crazy to imagine a time when everyone from Dr. Dre to Aerosmith was making expensive, expansive, over-indulgent and totally awesome mini-movies-as-music-videos. For a variety of reasons, those days are largely dinosaur-bound. But nobody told Slim Shady.

Eminem’s latest clip, “Love The Way You Lie,” featuring Rihanna, is an honest-to-goodness, big budget, special-effects-having, movie-star featuring, blockbuster of a music video.

Directed by veteran music vid auteur Joseph Kahn, “Love The Way You Lie” (which is taken from Eminem’s Recovery album) features Megan Fox and Lost’s Dominc Monaghan as two lovers caught in a vicious cycle of abuse. Kahn has his stars lip sync Em’s lines into their dialogue in an incredibly artful fashion, and both Monaghan and Fox give pretty vivid performances.

Ultimately though, the stars are the musicians, with Eminem narrating this doomed love affair of two people with equally combustible tempers, and Rihanna offering a plaintive, defeated hook. And it goes without saying that the personal histories of the two artists certainly raises eyebrows.

Check out the video in the link below. Recovery is out now.

+ Watch Eminem, featuring Rihanna, “Love The Way You Lie,” here.

Sean Kingston, along with Iyaz and Vita Chambers, has been one of the chief proponents of the  Island Pop genre that’s been hitting the mainstream hard ever since Rihanna infused her pop-R&B with a little Barbados flavor.

On his new single, Sean Kingston, with the help of Nicki Minaj, indulges in a little more of the island than the pop, with this dancehall-ready banger, “Letting Go.” As Idoaltor notes, the track was produced by Stargate, who are also responsible for the rocksteady flavor of Rihanna’s “Te Amo.”

The “Letting Go” video was shot by Lil X on location in Jamaica and takes place largely at one heck of a party. Kingston sings and pushes up on Nicki Minaj, while the Harajuku Barbie does a great job translating her flow into a Jamaican patois.

“Letting Go” will likely be featured on Kingston’s untitled new album, due out later this year.

+ Watch Sean Kingston and Nicki Minaj’s “Letting Go (Dutty Love)” video here.

When Annie Lennox made “No More I Love You’s” many, many moons ago, she couldn’t have possibly imagined a gigantic, bearded rapper who tweets under the name @RickyRozay, spitting sweaty rhymes over a sample of the song some 15 years later. Frankly, Lennox couldn’t have possibly imagined a lot of things, such as Twitter, so there you go.

But here we have Ricky Rozay, aka Rick Ross, dropping his typical sophisticated pillow talk over the sample in this, the remix of Nicki Minaj’s jam of the summer contender “Your Love.”

Nicki and Rick make an interesting pair. Minaj is typically a very animated rapper while switching accents and doing impersonations. Ross, on the other hand, is always Ross. That will probably be on his tombstone: that he was always Ross (also, that he really liked Rose wine).

Other than the addition of Ross’ verse, the song remains the same, with Nicki shouting out Bruce Willis and harmonizing with herself on the chorus.

+ Listen to Nicki Minaj, featuring Rick Ross, “Your Love (Remix),” here.

Let’s review: there’s the treadmill choreography of “Here It Goes Again,” the mind-bending, kaleidoscopic special effects of “WTF,” the one-take, marching band madness of “This Too Shall Pass.” Every time these guys get in front of the camera something great happens.

Their new video for “End Love,” immediately joins past OK Go videos as one another imaginative endeavor. Since the song, taken from their Of The Blue Colour Of The Sky, is about the apocalyptic feeling that comes with the end of a relationship, it’s only fitting that the video plays with time itself.

With a whole tool box of time-lapse tricks, OK Go — along with co-directors Eric Gunther and Jeff Lieberman — have made a warped, beautiful video. You have to see it to believe it.

Check out the video for “End Love,” below, along with OK Go’s famous clips for “This Too Shall Pass” and “WTF.”

The title of Eminem’s new album, Recovery, might suggest a kinder, gentler, more clear-eyed Slim Shady; the work of a man who has seen the error of his ways and has vowed to walk a different path, as suggested by his new single, “Not Afraid.”

“Love The Way You Lie,” which features Rihanna on the hook, at least suggests that he still has some work to do. While not as homicidal as some of Em’s earlier “love” songs (see his “‘97 Bonnie & Clyde” from The Slim Shady LP), “Love The Way You Lie,” is still a dark affair.

Rapping about a relationship that resembles what happens when “a tornado meets a volcano,” Eminem paints a compelling, emotionally detailed portrait of an abusive relationship.

If you’re looking for Rihanna to add a bit of sunshine, think again; the “Disturbia” singer has the blues on this one, singing, “Just gonna stand there and watch me burn/ Well, that’s all right because I like the way it hurts.”

Check out Eminem’s “Love The Way You Lie,” featuring Rihanna, as well as Em’s “Beautiful” and Rihanna’s “Russian Roulette” videos, all below.

+ Listen to Eminem, featuring Rihanna, “Love The Way You Lie,” here.

Lions! Tigers! Bears! Oh, my!

Metric, one of our favorite bands on the Eclipse soundtrack, gives new meaning to the phrase “girls gone wild” in their new video for “Stadium Love,” off their album Fantasies.

Wild animals frolic while the band performs from within a cage, which is probably a subtle social commentary that also happens to look awesome. During the four-minute clip, hippos rage at each other, preternaturally attractive singer Emily Haines flirts with a lion, and drummer Joules Scott-Key tackles the question, “Is that a snake in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?”

(The answer: It’s actually a snake. Bummer.)

Watch the video for Metric’s “Stadium Love” below. Fantasies is out now.