Nina B: "Music" (Madonna mash-up) Video

Video description: RaVeNel Records own rapper, Nina B, is back with another hot remix. She blew it up with a mash-up of 50 Cent's "I Get Money," and now she's paying tribute to one of pop music's greatest artists, Madonna. Check out her mash-up video for "Music".

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