The remix for Jazmine Sullivan’s new single “Holding You Down (Goin’ In Circles)” dropped late last week and capitalized on it’s 90′s throwback sound by adding the inventor of this hip-hop soul s**t, Mary J Blige, to the track.

In the video, which just hit today, Jazmine takes it back to the classic 1990 film, House Party.

Keep an eye out for cameo appearances from Missy Elliott, Pete Rock, Doug E Fresh, Pepa, and Kwame!

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This Monday Pepa, has a new show debuting, “Let’s Talk About Pep.” Angela Yee interviews the cast of single ladies Pepa, Joumana Kidd, Jacque Reid, and Kitti.

Rapper Pepa of Salt-Pepa fame, will debut her new VH1 reality series Let’s Talk About Pep next week.

TLC’s Chilli & Pepa Of Salt-N-Pepa Get Their Own Shows

The show features Pepa, born Sandra Denton, on a quest to find love, along with three of her closest girlfriends.

Also starring in the new series alongside Pepa is TV personality/journalist/single mother Jacque Reid, Joumana Kidd, a model and former wife of NBA star Jason Kid and radio personality Kali “Kittie” Troy.

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Although each one of the ladies featured on the show has achieved a measure of success in their respective professions, each one still seeks a potential mate, which they hope they will find on the show.

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After gracing stages on an international level to bolster their music careers, Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas from R&B group TLC and Sandra “Pepa” Denton of Salt-N-Pepa fame will show their personal sides with their own Vh1 reality TV series. According to the New York Daily News, both shows are signed on for an initial eight half-hour episodes and are expected to debut in 2010.

Jelf Olde, EVP of Original Programming and Production, explained that choosing Chilli and Pepa for their own TV shows made sense because of VH1′s demographic. “These are women that our audiences know. They’re attached to them, they know their music, and they’re both women you can root for.”

While both shows will deal with relationship issues, Olde explained each woman has their own individual story to tell. “The shows are different. The Pepa show, I think, gives us a window into the real conversations women have about their lives and relationships. With Chilli, it’s breaking down why this gorgeous, successful woman is still single and pushing her to try new things and push her boundaries.”

Both reality shows are currently untitled.