If not for the silver belt buckle that spelled out his first
name, you might not have recognized Wyclef Jean at the video
shoot for "It Doesn't Matter" from his upcoming album, "The
Ecleftic," at a downtown Toronto club on Monday.  Sporting a
high-top fade that would make Big Daddy Kane proud, two fat,
gold rope chains, and black leather pants and trenchcoat, Clef
and two male dancers busted the kinds of moves that were staples
of '80s rap videos onstage at The Guvernment for the clip.  The
$800,000 video for the ska-soaked track was shot by director
Hype Williams in Toronto to coincide with World Wrestling
Federation superstar Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's appearance at a
huge WWF event at the city's SkyDome on Monday.  The Rock, who
makes a cameo appearance on the single, had shot his part for
the video the previous day. Incidentally, another brawny star,
heavyweight boxing champion Lennox Lewis, dropped by the set on
Sunday as well.  "The video is basically Wyclef in the year
1988, trying to get into a club,