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Young Jeezy infamous Snowman tee is back

Remember when schools across the country started to ban snow man tees once they realized it was reference to coke dealing? We all know that it was Young Jeezy who made Mr. Snow Man a school campus out law. Well now...he's back. And this time he's angry. Introducing Jeezy's new official Angry Snow Man tee. Teachers watch out, this time he's not messing around. Check out the back of tee after the jump...

Get your custom Boost Mobile "Anthem 2.0" wallpaper here

Yes now youuuuuuuuu can customize your own Boost Mobile Anthem 2.0 wallpaper for your computer or cell phone. In the Anthem 2.0 interactive wallpaper customizer you can choose the background, which photos you want of Jermaine Dupri, Young Jeezy or the bloated strange white guy Mickey Avalon...you can even insert your own photo with them. It's hours of fun! Ok really it's about two minutes of fun. Check it out here.

New Boost Mobile Anthem 2.0 Commercial here w/ JD, Jeezy and Avalon

Boost Mobile's new Anthem 2.0 campaign starring Jermaine Dupri, Young Jeezy and Mickey Avalon went live on TV November 26th. Check out the TV spot here. You can also buy the official ring tone here. Personally I think the Kanye, Game and Ludacris commercial was a classic. Let me know what you think....

Jermaine Dupri and Young Joc Boost Mobile Ads

Less than a week after Boost Mobile announced their new "Anthem 2.0" marketing campaign featuring Jermaine Dupri and Young Jeezy, the campaign has already kicked off via the web. Here is a look at two banners that Boost is already putting out online. The scary rocker dude that looks like Mystery from that VH1 show "The Pick Up Artist" is Micky Avalon.

*Update: Check out the new Anthem 2.0 commercial here.

Jermaine Dupri & Young Jeezy in new Boost Mobile ad

Young Jeezy and Jermaine Dupri will be part of Boost Mobile's next "Anthem 2.0" marketing campaign. The pair will be featured in a 3-D animated music video-style commercial along with Mickey Avalon and will highlight "levels" or "stages" of success all while incorporating Boost Mobile’s latest pay-as-you-go handset, the Motorola i425.

It does seem a bit ironic that the commercial will be about moving up the success ladder but is promoting a $39.99 phone. Maybe it starts off that they are poor and can only afford the Motorola then move up to the iPhone when they made it big. But I guess that would defeat the purpose of the commercial.

Update: Check out the new Anthem 2.0 commercial here.