Mr. West co-owner and DJ Jus Ske talks about blowing up, speeding up, and building up.

Favorite Hangs: When I'm in Tokyo, I love Feria. It's a very high-energy, New York-style club abroad. David Guetta's "F*** Me, I'm Famous" parties are always insane, and I love those. When I'm in NYC, you can usually find me at Mr. West, 1Oak, Beatrice Inn, or Rose Bar.

Last night at SOB's, Allido Records brought it hard with their CMJ lineup. While most people were there to see the DC rapper Wale, I went for Aussie Daniel Merriweather. He's probably best known for lending his vocals to Mark Ronson's "Stop Me," but there's a Ronson-produced album called Love and War coming out any day now. Onstage, Merriweather had nothing if not style, in a skinny tie and a watch fob hanging out of a slate-gray suit, with sleeves pushed up to show a forearm tattoo.

“I’ve got too much on my plate,” a buxom blonde whines over a mound of Kobe beef in a slick corner booth at the Kobe Club. She has no idea. In one night we’re tempted to traipse through most of Manhattan, fitting in Richie Rich’s Rox and Riley Footwear Launch Party at 205 downtown, uptown to the Kobe Club to celebrate the opening of Kobe Beach Club uptown, chat up Eva Mendes at Calvin Klein, and gawk at the Bravo Awards after-party. We certainly have a lot on our plate tonight, and it's not sirloin.