The latest installment of The Fast and Furious series, movie number six, is getting ready to hit theaters next week. To celebrate the occasion, the good folks at Fast and Furious released a music video for "We Own it," the bangin' 2 Chainz and Wiz Khalifa collabo.

Now, we're not gonna front: the video is kind of a jip. Neither Wiz Khalifa or 2 Chainz are actually in it. Instead you just see a punch of shots from the movie. 

So, if you like the song, you might as well watch the video. Check it out above. 

And look out for that Fast and Furious 6 soundtrack. That thang is pretty stacked. The tracklist is below. 

• 1. We Own It (Fast & Furious) – 2 Chainz and Wiz Khalifa
• 2. Ball – T.I. featuring Lil Wayne
• 3. Con Locura – Sua featuring Jiggy Drama
• 4. HK Superstar – MC Jin featuring Daniel Wu
• 5. Failbait – deadmau5 featuring Cypress Hill
• 6. Bada Bing – Benny Banks
• 7. Burst! (Bart B More Remix) – Peaches
• 8. Mister Chicken – Deluxe
• 9. Roll It Up – The Crystal Method
• 10. Here We Go/Quasar (Hybrid Remix) – Hard Rock Sofa & Swanky Tunes
• 11. Bandoleros – Don Omar featuring Tego Calderón
• 12. Rest Of My Life – Ludacris featuring Usher and David Guetta

Today we heard the bizarre story of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, who was allegedly videotaped smoking crack with some Somali drug dealers while he was obviously supposed to be doing mayor things...whatever that is.

Yeah, dude went no-holds barred.

And while the conservative politician, who by some accounts is a "racist," denied the allegations, numerous sources from the Toronto Star and Gawker confirmed that the tape they viewed was actually Ford.

Looks like this public official is in some hot water.

So that got us to thinking...what other politicians have been caught or admitted to drug use?

The list is unfortunately, hilariously, and surprisingly pretty long:

Bill Clinton:

The former president famously admitted in 1992 to trying marijuana while he was attending Oxford University. But, he claims he didn't like it. And we all remember that infamous quote: "I didn’t inhale it..." Sure you didn't Bill!

Marion Barry: 

Arguably the most infamous on this list is former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry, who was arrested back in 1991 on charges of possession of cocaine. He's even been called a "compulsive user of cocaine." Well, D.C. residents weren't fazed, because dude was re-elected into office in 1994, but that didn't do much to quell his addiction. In 2005, Barry pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor charges stemming from an IRS investigation. The mandatory drug testing for the hearing showed Barry as being positive for cocaine and marijuana. I won't even mention Barry's sexual and tax scandals here. Doesn't matter...he's still considered D.C's "Mayor For Life."

President Barack Obama:

OK, it wasn't crack, but it was marijuana and he did "inhale often." And some reports even say that Obama experimented with cocaine in his college days. Early in his political career, the now president decided to let it all hang out and tell the truth about his past drug use. "When I was a kid, I inhaled often, that was the point."

Michael Bloomberg:

Got the munchies? Seems like a guy concerned about the effects of second-hand smoke and large, sugary drinks would have a clean record, but New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has admitted that he was a little wild back in the day. He admitted in 2002 that he had, in fact, smoked some weed in his past. Actually, his answer to the nosey reporter was this: "You bet I did. And I enjoyed it." Been trill...

David Paterson 

Former governor of New York, David Paterson, admitted to the media that he smoked weed when he was younger and even used cocaine in his early 20s. Paterson was clearly young, wild and free...but seems like all of the politicians on this list were.

Sarah Palin:

The gun-toting, moose-hunting, Alaskan politician and former vice presidential candidate is quoted as saying that she too smoked marijuana, but she followed that confession by saying she couldn't "claim a Bill Clinton" by saying she never inhaled. Well, damn!

Clarence Thomas:

Back in 1991, a White House spokesman said that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas had smoked marijuana several times in college. Does that mean regularly? Or sporadically?

George Bush:

You know we couldn't leave Dubya out! The former U.S. president is infamous for beating around the bush (no pun intended) when asked about his former party boy ways and cocaine use, but he always replies with an answer like "I've made mistakes" or "We had some pretty wild parties back in the day, and I just don't remember." There are even allegations that Bush had been arrested for cocaine possession in 1972 and that his father pulled strings to have records of the arrest expunged. Not surprising.

Al Gore:

The former vice president and climate change activist did admit that he smoked marijuana, however, he said that his use was "infrequent and rare." If it's bad for the environment, he's clearly not about that life.

Arnold Schwarzenegger:

The Terminator and former California governor is actually smoking weed in the 1977 documentary "Pumping Iron." It's probably one of the few times you'll see a politician actually using drugs on camera. Well...before Rob Ford came along... 

On "Suddenly," one of the standout tracks off A$AP Rocky's LONG.LIVE.A$AP album, the rapper says:

"I swear this famous sh*t just happened overnight."

Overnight might be an exaggeration, but Rocky's rise from underground rapper to one of the biggest entertainers in pop music was fast. 

The rapper documented his rise, and he's releasing a documentary detailing how it happened. The documentary is also called Suddenly and A$AP just released the trailer for the project.

The trailer shows various shots of A$AP touring, mixed in with interviews with the likes of Rihanna and Rocky's right-hand man, A$AP Yams.

Check out the trailer above!!

Mariah hops on the back of Miguel's bike in their new collaborative video "#Beautiful."

The Joseph Kahn-directed video features a dolled up Mariah as the muse of Miguel. From riding on Miguel's bike to giving him a PG-rated peep show.

Mariah premiered her new video recently on American Idol and unfortunately, longtime judge Randy Jackson also announced that after 12 years on the show, he was calling it quits. 

There have been rumors that Nicki Minaj won't be returning to Idol next season, but the verdict is still out on Mariah. 

Mariah's also gearing up to kick off Good Morning America's annual Summer Concert series on May 24..Her forthcoming album is set to be released later on this year. 

Watch Mariah and Miguel in the video above!