Every Hit Song From 2011 In Five Minutes | Buzzfeed
BY DJ Earworm
All next week Vh1 will be counting down their list of the 100 greatest songs from the ’00s, hosted by Pete Wentz. Click through to skip the 5 hour affair and read the complete list.
Did they make the right decisions? Any noticeable omissions?
Musive Video: Patrick Stump - “This City” ft. Lupe Fiasco
(via PatrickStumpVEVO)
How come no one has observed that “Waking Up In Vegas” and “Last Friday Night” are the same song?
Update: To those of you saying they’re not:
There’s a stranger in my bed
There’s a pounding in my head
Glitter all over the room
Pink flamingos in the pool
I smell like a minibar
DJ’s passed out in the yard
Barbies on the barbeque
Is this a hickey or a bruise?
compared to…
You gotta help me out
It’s all a blur last night
We need a taxi ‘cause you’re hungover and I’m broke
I lost my fake I’d but you lost the motel key
Spare me your freakin’ dirty looks
Now don’t play me
You want to cash out and get the hell out of town
Don’t be a baby
Remember what you told me
Shut up and put your money where your mouth is
That’s what you get for waking up in Vegas
Get up and shake the glitter off your clothes, now
That’s what you get for waking up in Vegas
Thematically same.
This also makes her the first woman to accomplish the feat. Jackson did it with Bad in 87-88. Perry’s singles are/were “California Girls”, “Firework”, “Teenage Dream”, “ET”, and “Last Friday Night.”
Music video: Rebecca Black’s Follow Up “My Moment” Has Arrived | Mashable
She’s back and completely average. Congratulations America, this is what you deserve.
(h/t heathernewkirk)
First Listen: Idol Breakout Pia Toscano’s First Single “This Time” | TVGuide.com
Sounds thoroughly Idol. Take that for what you will. Chances are I’d rather listen to this than what Scotty Mcreary and Lauren Alaina are going to put out. But that’s not saying much.
Just like when they were gone between ‘05 and ‘09. The good news is, no Black Eyed Peas! The bad news is Fergie solo material.
Ryan Seacrest will host a two-day music festival in Las Vegas, featuring Lady Gaga, Coldplay, Bruno Mars and The Black Eyed Peas among others.
The iHeartRadio Music Festival, put on by Clear Channel Radio, will take place at the MGM Grand. Scheduled for Sept. 23-24, it will also be streamed online via www.iheartradio.com and on all Clear Channel radio stations.
