HOT HOT HOT!!! This new video RULEZ! I like this version better than anything I've ever heard by either artist individually. It takes the amazing energy of Daft Punk's electronica and the hard-hitting vocals and images of Kanye West. What would it take to get these guys to form a supergroup and put out whole albums of this stuff? This kind of combination is the reason I love jungle and grime music. Sorry 50, Kanye wins my vote. Besides, Kanye has street cred for speaking up about political issues and writing songs about real people in real situations. Mr. Frost calls it "working mans chant" in his review of Graduation. 50 Cent continues to be fluff rap about bling and bitches, the kind that's ruining hip hop music. After reading Mr. Frost's review, I can see that this has a lot to do with the huge influence that Jay-Z had on Kanye which is further professed on his new album with the song "Big Brother."This song seems like the hip hop anthem for protesting the injustices in the world. And I think that's something this world needs more of - music that inspires and motivates us to be Harder Better Faster Stronger in the face of difficult obstacles. Today this video replaces "Sirens" by Dizzee Rascal as my favorite video of 2007.