A $100,000 payout sounds good to us. Levi’s scavenger hunt on deck. Where the money buried at? [Selectism]

The Kindle drops in price and goes global. Yay? [Wired]

Louis Vuitton new 2009 Fall/Winter men’s sunglasses line. Millionaires to kill the glare, or something like that – we don’t speak French. [Solediction]

The third installment of Billionare Boy’s Club “Space Beach” line hits the Ice Cream store this week. Still heavy on the Ray-gun logo, but the collection is more mature with key pieces like tweed jackets, ties, and scarves. [Hypebeast]

T-shirts/graphics game champ FUCT works with sweats connoisseur Champion. [Slamxhype]

AGE: 22

OCCUPATION: Educator

HOME BASE: Oakland, CA

GLASSES: Geoffrey Beene

SHIRT: Vintage

SHORTS: Champion

SHOES: Timberland

What are you saving up for the summer? A new skateboard.

What summer trends have you seen? J. Crew shorts with the whales on them.

What is your dream vacation? Eating fish tacos at the beach and then hitting up house shows in Tijuana.

What is the sneaker style you are rocking this season? Boat shoes or white Vans.

What is your summer drink? Miller High Life.

Vote on whether this week’s subject is “Stylin” or “Wildin” below…

What inspires your style? Comfort.

What city has the best style? Los Angeles.

What movie best captures your style? Risky Business.

Who has wack style? Ezra Koenig [of Vampire Weekend].

What trend do you want to see die? Boat shoes.

Last clothing item you purchased? A University of Illinois T-shirt.

What do you collect? Taiwanese stickers.

What is your favorite brand? Urban Outfitters BDG.

What is your favorite tech gadget? Roland TR-808 drum machine.

What do chicks dig about your style? My chest hair that looks like Eve’s paw tattoos.

What’s the most common statement people make about your style? “I love your glasses.”

What’s the item currently in your closet you most regret buying? A green crushed velvet blazer fit for a 16-year-old girl.

What do you see as the next big trend? Freeballing.

What is your favorite city? Los Angeles.

What is your dream job? Conceptual artist.

Who is your dream date? Rebecca de Mornay circa 1983.

Last book read? The Fan Man by William Kotzwinkle.

What is your trend proof style advice for our readers? Don’t use shampoo and always freeball.

How has the recession affected your life? Ever-flowing $1 organic coffee.

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But Kanye isn’t the first hip hopper to use a strung-up effigy of himself in a video. So for your viewing pleasure, and general edification, we’ve combed through the annals (grow up!) of hip hop to find the 5 greatest moments of puppetry in rap history. Go to school and peep Kanye’s latest below…

5.) CHAMPION: Kanye West

He could only go up from the dismally “artistic” (read: deliberately boring, is still boring) “Flashing Lights” video, but talk about a comeback. The clip is so irreverent and hilarious that we must ask, even though you came in 5th, ‘Ye, did you realize that you were a champion? Yes, he did.

4.) ASS LIKE THAT: Eminem

Sure, this song and video is clearly the strongest evidence that Marshall’s lost his marbles'thanks mostly to his weird “is-he-wearing-mad-make-up?” look, and oh, that he obsessively wrote a whole song about a bizarre fight with a hand puppet on national TV nearly a year earlier'but Eminem’s slap-ssic ranks #4 due to it’s excellent use of the Todd “REAS” James designed Crank Yanker puppets and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. That said, the song never made our slinky’s go d-doing-doing-doing!

3.) DA ART OF STORYTELLING:Outkast featuring Slick Rick

Look, this video is pretty retarded but it’s clocking in at #3 ’cause we’re hoping that Big Boi will see it and remember that flighty-ass Andre 3000 can be replaced by puppet Andre 3000, and us fans wouldn’t give a shit, as long as that motherfucker raps.

2.) ME AND THE BIZ: Masta Ace featuring… No one.

What do you do when Marley Marl promises you that Biz Markie will come thru in the 11th hour and track the vocals you left as a reference track for him'on the song you made called, of all things, “Me And The Biz”'but doesn’t deliver? You release the record as is, hope no one notices, and put out a video with a Biz puppet. He squeezed your lemons, Marley, now drink Ace’s lemonade!

1) HOW DO YOU WANT IT: 2Pac

Isn’t it lifelike? How much do you think Suge Knight paid those puppetiers for this 2Pac on strings? What’s that you say? A million dollars and a get out of jail free card? You are correct, siiiir! Wait, what’s that? It’s not a puppet? Whatever…For taking hip hop’s most radical, politically charged voice and getting him to make this video, which is easily more ridiculous than “Da Art Of Storytelling” to the power of “Ass Like That,” to the tune of 100 million in billing, Suge Knight easily owns the greatest moment of puppetry in hip hop. Time it give to daddy, Sugar. How do you want it?

BONUS RUNNER-UP! ANTE UP: M.O.P. (as portrayed by Bert ‘N Ernie)

This was A) better than the real “Ante Up” video, and B) would’ve taken the top spot if it had been done at M.O.P.’s behest. Now take rings off, fuckers.