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December 22nd, 2009 // 2 notes // Comments

P!nk - “Just Like a Pill”

Aw, poor P!nk… She had an emo phase, too.

I’ll admit to totally loving this turd of a song when I was in high school, but I also thought I liked girls, so I really don’t trust any of the judgement calls I made during my teen years. Looking back, this song is awful. I’m tempted to describe it as shiteous, but I won’t. Just like I can’t judge my brother for having a bowl cut in high school, I can’t judge P!nk for making a horrible emo song back in her early days (before it was even cool).

Also; I still get a little confused from time to time regarding whether she’s singing about a person or actual drugs. And I don’t like being confused.

Good thing she got over that lame shit and moved on to being a sexy, sassy punk/pop/rocker who’s much more entertaining and likeable than this weirdo.

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December 22nd, 2009 // 2 notes // Comments

Jennifer Lopez - “Louboutins”

Call this song what you will—boring, repetitive, inane—but personally I’m glad she released it.

Without it, I might never have known how to pronounce the name of the titular shoe designer who’s known for his shoes’ bright red bottoms. I might keep pronouncing it “LOO-boo-tins” or “lou-BOW-tins.”

Every day I thank god that I have Jennifer Lopez and her materialistic music—without it I would seem so much more ignorant about high fashion and other expensive things most normal people can’t afford.

♥ | 25 plays

December 20th, 2009 // 1 note // Comments

*NSync - “Pop”

I don’t know why, but this is my favorite *NSync song of all time. It’s also one of my favorite videos. Probably because this was when *NSync finally started trying to be cool (which would explain the “rapping” and beat-boxing on this track).

Also, it’s a huge plus to me that this was the point at which Justin finally shaved off that awful curly hair of his and rocked the super-sexy shaved head. Mm-mm good. J.C. Chasez’s hair, on the other hand? Ew to the max.

But the best part? The dance-break in the middle where they’re dancing in front of an obvious blue screen and their clothes keep changing from one awful combination to the next.

Love it. 100%

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December 20th, 2009 // 0 notes // Comments

Nina Sky - “Move Ya Body”

I still don’t really understand who Nina Sky is, but I know they want me to move my body. Because they keep saying it. Over and over and over again.

This is my favorite kind of songwriting — the kind that takes true talent — because it’s, like, really, really, really hard work to write actual lyrics instead of one phrase repeated over and over again nonstop for 3-and-a-half minutes.

Who else agrees that the best part of the entire song is the bridge that samples that “Can You Feel the Beat” song? It’s the only part of the song worth listening to, and it makes the whole three minutes before it totally worth it :)

♥ | 13 plays

December 18th, 2009 // 1 note // Comments

Cascada - “Last Christmas”

Speaking of people you would never expect to release a Christmas song: Cascada.

But you know what? This dance-version of the modern Christmas classic actually works surprisingly well, and I’ll admit to listening to it on a regular basis during the holiday season. What can I say? I’m a sucker for Cascada (and any other awful dance song), so why should I make an exception to my horrible taste during Christmas?

P.S. I want a Cascada wig for Christmas. That’s the only thing I want or need.

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December 18th, 2009 // 12 notes // Comments

Lady Gaga - “Christmas Tree”

Of course Lady Gaga has a Christmas song. And of course it is by far the dirtiest Xmas song you’ve ever heard (at least I hope it is).

It’s completely unnecessary, which is also why it’s so amazingly fantastic. Because while many people think of Christmas as a romantic holiday, there are others out there like Lady Gaga who interpret that romantic atmosphere as a sexy, get-nasty-with-our-seasonal-references one.

♥ | 119 plays

December 17th, 2009 // 5 notes // Comments

Ashlee Simpson - “Outta My Head”

Ashlee Simpson has always annoyed the hell out of me. When this song came out, I actually sort of like it, which bothered me, but thankfully it was pretty much a major flop. Plus, the video was just completely horrendous, which is reason enough in my mind to deny my kinda-sorta likeage of the song.

Once again, we have Ashlee holding a pair of headphones and singing into a microphone, as if it’s not already clear enough that she’s trying to establish herself as a “singer.”

And then there’s the whole “artsy,” Dalí-esque atmosphere going on, which I’m so not OK with because I doubt she even understands the references she’s making.

It starts to get better toward the end, when she’s wrapped up in a straight jacket, but still, my response is always, simply, “What. The. Fuck?”

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December 17th, 2009 // 3 notes // Comments

Celine Dion - “Because You Loved Me”

I think Celine Dion is probably the definition of sappy, awful pop ballads.

And, like many of her love-centric numbers, this is one of those songs that completely throws out the notion of female empowerment and instead bases one’s entire worth on a man’s love. Think about it: “You were my strength when I was weak, You were my voice when I couldn’t speak, You were my eyes when I couldn’t see… I’m everything I am because you loved me.”

Pretty ridiculous, right? It’s, like, soooo post-feminism.

You’re ahead of your time, Celine — a real trailblazer.

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