Put Yo Hood Up
The world according to Atlanta-based DJ Lil Jon and his merry  band of Eastside Boyz is one of sexually charged dance floors,  masculine aggression, and 'nuff bass frequency. Bringing more heat than  the cover's burning Confederate flag, the rowdy repetition and call and  response on Lil Jon'sPut Yo Hood Upare simple yet contagious.  Like most southern DJs, Jon isn't much for rapping, but there are  plenty of guests to handle mic duty:Too $hort,Ludacris, Kilo  Ali,Goodie Mob's Khujo,Three 6 Mafia,  and, interestingly, Brooklyn's ownM.O.P.What Jon and  the boyz do know are bounce-driven catchphrases--"Who U Wit," "Where  Dem Girls At," "Bounce Dat" ("Bounce to the beat while you touch your  feet!")--that would wear out most aerobics instructors. But with  stripper anthems like "Nasty Girl" and "Live at the Blue Flame," the  boyz are fixin' to work up a sweat in a whole new way.--'EL  Juba