NEWS: Nelly Teams with Fergie for New Video

Nelly and Fergie have teamed up to release the video for Party People, the first single from Nelly's upcoming album Brass Knuckles.

Set in a warehouse, the video captures a wild underground party scene. Mark Webb, known for his directorial work on videos for Maroon 5, Diddy, Ashlee Simpson and Fergie, imbues the video with a stylized cinematic feel.

Fergie, dressed in a black Moulin Rouge-esque number, flies through the party on a trapeze swing while Nelly and his crew storm the scene dressed uniformly in black suits and ties. The camera scans the crowd as lights flicker, dancers flip through the air, and the DJ keeps the party moving. The scene gets rowdy when Fergie and Nelly trade off verses of speed rhymes characteristic of midwestern rap.

The track is a signature Nelly club anthem with banging beats, club hook and even a taste of chop and screw.

Nelly, hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, is one of the best-selling rappers of all time. His albums have sold over forty millions albums worldwide and he is a three-time Grammy Award winner. His debut album, Country Grammar, became a sensation and he went on to release Nellyville, Suit and Sweat, all of which reached the Top 10 Billboard Album Charts.

Nelly's latest album, Brass Knuckles, will be released on June 24 2008 through Universal Motown.