Flo Rida

I came across this guy on YouTube. His name is Roberto Schipper and according to his Facebook page he is from Lima, Peru. He did a couple of covers of hit songs in Spanish. And they are awesome! We got Flo Rida and Owl City, check them out.

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Between touring with One Direction and recording with Flo Rida, Olly Murs has had a pretty terrific 2012 -- and if he has anything to say about it, it's only the beginning of the U.K. singer's ascent to worldwide crossover success.

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Rapper Flo Rida is back with a video for 'Let It Roll,' and instead of opting for a sexy club scene or hot party, he chose to film on the boardwalk of Miami Beach; he's clearly representing the state which gave him his moniker!

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Today on the show we put on our jelly bracelets and cool graffiti coats and talked Canadian football and gossiped about Amy Farrah Fowler and Taylor Swift.

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Flo Rida is one festive guy. Aside from bringing the party to Rockefeller Plaza yesterday (Nov. 19), he also sat down for a chat with the show's Backstage Pass series, blowing the 'Whistle' on everything from food comas to football to his romantic life. And we hate to break it to you, but it was cold enough for him to leave his shirt on for once.

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Rihanna shines a little brighter with Flo Rida's help. The melodic MC joined the 'Unapologetic' singer for a remix of her seventh album's lead single, 'Diamonds.'

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Rapper Flo Rida is helping out his high school alma mater by donating brand new uniforms to its football team. While the Miami native's gesture is extremely thoughtful, it's the newly-designed outfits that are raising eyebrows.

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In his new 'Troublemaker' video, Olly Murs serenades a beautiful raven haired girl, singing that she's, well, a troublemaker. But from the looks of it, she's just in the wrong place at the wrong time a lot -- and that's usually when Murs is around.

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Even though his flow seems effortless, fun-loving rapper Flo Rida works incredibly hard, and now that he's topped the charts, he's getting back to his roots. "It wasn't easy getting to the top," Flo confessed in the opening montage of his moving 'I Cry' video. "I went through more than any man should have to growing up in the projects. Now I'm back for the kids," he affirms. "This was my struggle. What's yours?"

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Flo Rida wants to follow in the footsteps of other hip-hop stars by using his celebrity to encourage fans to make their voices heard by voting in the 2012 presidential election.

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