Leak: Nicki Minaj - Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded

Okay, everyone knows by now that Nicki's CD finally leaked on Wednesday. I decided to not sit down and immediately review it, but rather give it some time for me to get over the thrill and the disappointment and write out a fair and honest review. Before I go into my feelings on the album as a whole, let's do a tracklist breakdown...which may take forever, having 22 tracks!
Track List:
1.Roman Holiday - Okay, I initially was very disappointed with the studio version of this track. The Grammy's performance was so good that this felt lacking off of the bat. However, I have found it to be much better since I've listened to it a few times. The insanity in it is what gives it its charm. Definitely a great song to commit acts of road rage while jamming along to! 9/10
2. Come On a Cone - From the snippet, I knew I was going to hate this song. Boy was I wrong. It's definitely one of the best rap songs on the entire album. The chorus where she insesantly babbles that it should come on a come is annoying at time, but the whole thing just gets labeled stellar when you get to her falsetto random outburst about putting her dick in someone's face. 8/10
3. I Am Your Leader - This song is fairly decent but gets overshadowed by a lot of other songs. I can honestly say it's pretty forgettable since I have yet to pick up on the lyrics or get them stuck in my head. Either way, the beat is sick and it'll be something I listen to every once in awhile. 7/10
4. Beez in the Trap - Call me a white kid, but I was like who the hell is 2 Chainz. The song was initially annoying when it first leaked before the album. It was also the edited version. The explicit version isn't something I would jam to at full volume in a neighborhood with children...and I'm not someone who really has a conscience for that....I mean, they go to public school after all. The beat is sick and Nicki goes IN. Definitely a highlight of the album! 9/10
5. HOV Lane - Another rap track that comes hard. It's a lot of fun and quite gangsta....but I wouldn't consider it a favorite. I still recommend checking it out! 7/10
6. Roman Reloaded - I don't like Lil Wayne but I still went into this with an open mind. It's not terrible but it's flat and kinda boring. 5/10
7. Champion - All I have to say is: yawn, next. 3/10
8. Right By My Side - I'm genuinely convinced she shades Rihanna in this song when she says let me check your phone. That is what caused Chris Brown to beat Rihanna's ass. Either way, this song is boring and Right Thru Me 2.0...except not as good. 4/10
9. Sex in the Lounge - I can't even finish this song. Not my cup of tea. Wake me when it's over. Boring. 2/10
10. Starships - Okay, now that the full album is here, I would have recommended not releasing this as a lead single. I honestly believe Va Va Voom was a better choice, but this song is catchy and a lot of fun. I honestly think she released this to ride the success of Super Bass and Turn Me On which makes me feel she sold out in a way. Anywhooo, decent song 7/10
11. Pound the Alarm - I swore left and right I would hate the generic pop garbage on this album but this one has won me over. I prefer when she raps over a pop beat. The pop actual singing doesn't cut it. This song is fantastic. Definitely a summer jam! 9/10
12.  Whip It - This song has some decent raps and sounds like a lot of fun, but was only good for a few plays. After that, I found myself skipping it when it would come on. Nothing overly special. 6/10
13. Automatic - The dubstep breakdown is about all that separates this track from the other recycled pop garbage Nicki threw in here. However, I find this one catchy and I could see it becoming a gradual grower. 7/10
14. Beautiful Sinner - Amongst all the We Found Love-esque music, this one shines, even if MDNA contained the songs I'm a Sinner and Beautiful Killer ... Check this one out 8/10
15. Marilyn Monroe - I've been in love with this song since it leaked in February. Check it out. So beautiful really, especially for Nicki 9/10
16. Young Forever - I need to spend more time with this one. As of right now, it's just meh okay. 6/10
17. Fire Burns - I disliked this one at first until I listened to more of the lyrics and realized it's fantastic for situations that has occurred in my life and endeared me to it. Now I love it! 9/10
18. Gun Shot - This is plain, I can't even tell you lyrics from it. Skip this one. 3/10
19. Stupid Hoe - It's insane, yet amazing and horribly catchy. One of the most played songs in my iTunes! Don't miss this one! Another road rage song or a dedication to that one ex! :) 10/10
20. Turn Me On - I am kinda annoyed this was even included. It's old news. 8/10
21. Va Va Voom - Some claim this track is boring but I think it's a fun, solid pop song and I enjoy it. 8/10
22. Masquerade - Originally, there were rumors that Britney Spears would appear on this track and I'm so glad she didn't. This is a great track about life and the whole crazy thing. I actually really like it despite originally hating the snippet. 9/10

So, let's talk about the album in general. I feel like Nicki has gone to this recycled club pop because she sees the success Super Bass and Turn Me On has. We Found Love did so well with this type of pop that's she's using it to stay relevant which is sad because her rap is one of a kind. Female rappers are rare, female pop singers are a dime-a-dozen and Nicki is not that remarkable as a pop singer. I pray she comes to her senses on her third LP. The artwork for this album is a mess, at least the deluxe. I ordered the standard just because I refused to have that hot mess of a cover in my house! This album is a decent effort but pales in comparison to Pink Friday. Either way, I still love Nicki. I give the album a 7/10 overall.

Standard Edition (19 tracks)

Deluxe Edition (22 tracks)

Available everywhere: April 3rd, 2012

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Standard Edition

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Nicki Minaj - Roman in Moscow/Stupid Hoe

While people were worried Nicki was re-releasing Pink Friday due to the similarity in album titles, Nicki began bombing us relatively quickly with buzz singles for Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, which, as Nicki confirmed on Twitter, will be a brand new LP. It's surprising that the album drops February 13th, yet the official first single Va Va Voom has yet to be released, though it was rumored that it would be January 3rd...but that was yesterday...

The first buzz single she dropped was Roman in Moscow. It's intense, it's nuts, it's Roman on crack. On my first listen, I was not impressed at all. It was stupid as hell. It took several listens and then I could get into the fun of the song. Her intensity is incredible and despite chanting "Roman, yo what the f**k" a million times, the flow in some of the verses is phenomenal. She also lets it out that she had no one left to impress when she says "Ain't no muthaf**kin' bridge, b**ch, ain't no muthaf**kin' third muthaf**kin' verse." I determined this track had to be the intro to the album, rather than an official single. I knew it would bomb, in the bad sense, on radio. Later, I found out it was just a buzz single and I was incredibly relieved. Finally, after a million jam sessions in my car, I can sit and give this song 3/5. The edited performance of the song on New Years was slightly hilarious because it took out every other word! The studio version and the New Years performance are below:

Not more than a few weeks after Roman in Moscow started snatching wigs, Nicki, or should I say Roman, unexpectedly launched Stupid Hoe on us. I was concerned with the amount of comedy and insanity Nicki was placing on these singles. It made me nervous for the rest of the album. Nonetheless, I could not deny that they were fun. Stupid Hoe reminds us all of THAT one girl we know....or in some of our cases, a lot of girls we know! This song can also be taken as another Lil Kim diss. Either way, it's a bundle of fun, but too silly to be taken seriously. And her garbled shouting at the end sends listeners running for Tylenol. However, I still love her and enjoy this track. Once again, thankful it was not the first official single! Overall, 3/5 again. Check it out below:

With that out of the way, where-oh-where is Va Va Voom....I need it in my life. Hopefully, we find out soon...I need her or Xtina's new singles...now!

The Top 30 Music Videos of 2011

2011 has left us with a bunch of sexy, hilarious, touching, visually wowing, and emotionally charged music videos. Above are just 3 of the year's finest pop artists that will appear on this countdown. The Top 30 music videos of 2011 start now.

30. Jessie J - Price Tag
Jessie J brings a fun, yet relatively simple video to our eyes with Price Tag, her first real US hit. The song is catchy and fun and Jessie's personality drags the audience into her world.

29. Cher Lloyd - Swagger Jagger
Cher Lloyd busts onto the scene with her debut video that had people in a frenzy. Some loved it, some hated it. My mother thought she needed to get her sweatpants fitted. No matter where you stand, you have to give her props, even if the chorus follows the tune of "My Darling Clementine." Here's the visually creative video for Swagger Jagger.

28. Taylor Swift - Mean
Love her or hate her, you have to respect her. She's dominating no matter what she is doing and she manages to remain a good role model. In the video for Mean, she takes a clever approach to addressing bullies and even incorporates a gay kid. This is something completely out of the box for a country video.

27. Dev - In the Dark
Nothing says sexual like a bunch of hands grabbing all over your body and chanting "I've got a sex drive that's push to start." This video was far from what I expected yet incredibly cool. This is the song that landed Dev on the Hot 100 charts and in everyone's database of artists. Now, if she would stop pushing her album off, she might be the next big pop star!

26. Taylor Swift - Sparks Fly
It may seem like Taylor is dominating the chart thus far, but, sadly, she ends up playing the backfield. This is one of the few live videos that I have loved. This song is intense and amazing. Enjoy!

25. Lady GaGa - Judas
Potentially her most normal video of the Born this Way era, except The Edge of Glory, which was so relatively normal that it was boring. Judas finds a happy medium between normal and "dumping cheerios on yourself" insane (*cough* Marry the Night *cough*). Despite making the disciples a bike gang, this video is pretty good!

24. Selena Gomez & the Scene - Hit the Lights
This video starts of slow but then leads into exactly what I had imagined it to be! Selena is amazing and the visuals are stunning. Not to mention, this is a damn good song! If you have yet to listen to it, hit the play button!

23. Taylor Swift - Ours
Here is Taylor again with her cutest song as well as video. The video may not be fast paced, but it has a great ending and some comedy along the way. I love this song!

22. Kelly Clarkson - Mr. Know It All
Kelly's comeback single was aided with an exceptional video that may not move too fast or go anywhere spectacular, however Kelly looks absolutely stunning. The song is amazing and I love what they did with the video.

21. Jennifer Lopez - On the Floor (feat. Pitbull)
Jennifer Lopez came back hard with this single, however it wasn't enough to carry her album. The video is sexy and fun even with Pitbull in it. Barely Political on YouTube did a parody of the video which is probably better than the original but here's J Lo sitting pretty at #21.

20. Beyonce - Run the World (Girls)
I'll probably catch a lot of flack for placing this video so far back. It grabs you visually with the images it throws at you and some crazy dancing. However, despite being an incredible (and I guarantee expensive) video, it just wasn't something I kept watching over and over.

19. Maroon 5 - Moves Like Jagger (feat. Christina Aguilera)
This video was incredibly fun and sexy. Adam looks so in-shape that it made me want to scurry over to the gym and Christina is beautiful as always. Definitely worth a watch.

18. LMFAO - Sexy and I Know It
This video was TOO MUCH, sometimes in a good way and sometimes in a bad way. It's hysterical but, after so long, all the groin jiggling gets to be a bit too much. Overall, you love to hate it!

17. Beyonce - Countdown
Countdown is one of the most fun songs off of 4 and the video was a bit unexpected. It blew me away with the editing job and took the song to a whole new level. It's sad to see that it isn't tearing up the Hot 100. Check out the visually stunning video for Countdown:

16. Jennifer Lopez - Papi
Despite the product placement of that damn car that no one wants no matter how hard J Lo pushes it, this video was hysterical! I cracked up! The product placement is getting a little pathetic though, Jen.

15. Jessie J - Who You Are
This video is probably the most simplistic video of 2011. It puts the emphasis of Jessie's amazing vocals and the beauty of the song. Then, the storm starts and puts a whole metaphor to the video that makes it such a good video. I did not care for it at first, so if you didn't, give it another watch!

14. Britney Spears - Hold It Against Me
Before I got that the video symbolizes her life and career as a work of art, this video was cool, but I just shrugged it off. Now that I get that, it's amazing! The product placement is pathetic here as well though.

13. Kelly Clarkson - What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger)
My favorite track off of Kelly's new album and hopefully her next smash single. This video showcases the beautiful Kelly and some random flash mob ideology. It all works out to be Kelly's best video of her 2 this year. I love her. All I have to say is get itttt, Kelly!

12. Britney Spears - Criminal
The song sucks. Let me just put that out there. However, this video is funny at the beginning then sultry and incredibly sexy as it progresses. It gets to certain points where parents may have to even cover their children's eyes. Dang, Brit. :)

11. Ke$ha - Blow
The first Ke$ha video that did not bore me. In fact, this video was sexy and downright hysterical. The video is what actually sold me on Ke$ha and actually prompted me to go to her concert when she came to town! Now, I love her!

10. Big Sean - Dance (A$$) Remix (with Nicki Minaj)
This strikes me as a ghetto 80's style rap video. It's also a video that could potentially teaching you a hundred different languages to say "ass" in. If it wasn't for Nicki, this video wouldn't even have made the list. Just for the record.

9. Beyonce - 1+1
I love this song. I want it to be my wedding song and I think this video is an amazing edit job and Beyonce is smoldering. Definitely the most sensual video of the year. I absolutely love it.

8. Nicki Minaj - Super Bass
I love the dance. Much like Ke$ha's Blow, this was the first Nicki video that didn't totally bore me. I thought it was sexy and funny. I hope Nicki brings back some fun tracks like this on Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded because I haven't been getting into Roman in Moscow or Stupid Hoe the way I dig the tracks on Pink Friday

7. Demi Lovato - Skyscraper
One of the most emotionally charged videos of the year. The meaning behind the song reeled me in and never let go. I live by this song and the video just grabs me. Demi is beautiful and making a statement. Skyscraper also made me fall in love with Demi and to order Unbroken.

6. Britney Spears - I Wanna Go
Easily Britney's funniest video to date! The intro had me rolling on the floor because some days I feel like acting that way! I enjoy the fact that Britney doesn't take the rumors and crap surrounding her seriously and can poke fun at it. You can tell she's gotten stronger since her Blackout breakdown. Check out this kick-ass video!

5. Pink - F**kin' Perfect
Pink will always be my number one with a bullet and I adore the fact that she took the chance to make this song, make it a single, and call attention to an issue that many people sweep under the rug. As she says, "you can't move mountains by whispering at them." Here's the video for Perfect:

4. Katy Perry - The One That Got Away
Second to only Firework off of the Teenage Dream album, this single amazes me. I was not completely sold on it, though I want her to crush MJ's record by having six consecutive number one singles off one album. The video did me in. It's a unique take on the song that is heart wrenching and intriguing. It also touches on my fear of doing something that I won't be able to make up for or apologize for before it's too late. Well played, Katy.

3. Rise Against - Make It Stop (September's Children) 
I have not really been in a rock mood this year, but I saw an interview with Rise Against on Fuse at the gym one day where they said "I want everyone to feel like a family at a Rise Against show. If you discriminate against someone, then you're the one who doesn't belong there." This was during their time of releasing Help Is On the Way. Not long after, they released this video and stole my heart. Gay bullying is one thing I stress as an educator, well really bullying in any form. This video will play a key role in one of my lessons this spring. Please check out this video about the gay suicides of September 2010 in Rise Against's video for Make It Stop (September's Children)

2. Rihanna - We Found Love
This song and this woman have just dominated this year. Really, the top two spots were a toss up for me and I had a terrible time deciding. This video is full of imagery that an English major can feast on, such as the imploding building that has a banner reading "controlled chaos" on it. Plus, the video has a great message and Rihanna rules.

1. Rihanna - S&M
Besides being rivaled by We Found Love, no other video even comes close to comparing. This is an English majors dream with elements of allusion and metaphor in abundance. People were entirely outraged by this video, when honestly it's not dirty at all. The song is about how the media crucified her for her Rated R era material. Basically, the song is her way of sticking her tongue out and saying "If you thought Rude Boy was bad, watch this!" It completely flew over her target audience's head and they freaked out more about it. One thing I love about Rihanna is that she isn't scared of a little controversy and won't back down! If you didn't understand S&M's video before, check it out now and see if it makes more sense now that I have explained.

Top Songs of 2011

The time has come to do the final tally of my most played songs of 2011. To begin with, let's revisit the #1's of the previous years that I have been doing these year-end lists.
2008: So What - Pink (52 plays)
2009: Just Dance - Lady GaGa (42 plays)
2010: Raise Your Glass - Pink (57 plays)
So, let's see if any of our former #1's make an appearance in this year's top list!

This list is compiled based on the number of plays the song has earned in my iTunes library. This will eliminate any personal bias or feelings I may have when trying to rank them. It solely shows my favorites based on the amount I have jammed to it, whether on my iPod in the gym or driving in the car to simply sitting at my computer, it's all been logged. Each song has a video attached if you have the urge to check out the songs you don't know! Hopefully, you will find some new music to enjoy! Here are the results:

My Top 100 Most Played Songs of 2011

100. Honestly - Kelly Clarkson

99. We R Who We R - Ke$ha 

98. LaserLight (with David Guetta) - Jessie J 

97. Who's Laughing Now - Jessie J 

96. It Girl - Jason Derulo 

95. Till I Collapse - Eminem 

94. We Came to Smash - Dev

93. Gimme Dat - Ciara

92. Fighter - Christina Aguilera

91. You Wouldn't Know Love - Cher

90. Someone Like You - Adele

89. Turning Tables - Adele

88. Fool in Love - Rihanna

87. So What - Pink (#1 - 2008)

86. Give Me All Your Love - Madonna

85. Give - LeAnn Rimes

84. Tell Me a Lie - Kelly Clarkson

83. Who Am I Living For - Katy Perry

82. Teenage Dream - Katy Perry

81. Titanium (feat. Sia) - David Guetta

80. Repeat (feat. Jessie J) - David Guetta

79. Maybe We're Already Gone - Daughtry

(Video to be added. None found at the moment) :(

78. How I Roll - Britney Spears

77. Nothing - The Script

76. Hurts to Think - Miranda Lambert

75. Open Your Heart - Madonna

74. Hate on Me - Jill Scott

73. Lighters (feat. Bruno Mars) - Bad Meets Evil

72. Defeated - Anastacia

71. Farewell - Rihanna

70. You Da One - Rihanna

 69. Raining Men (with Nicki Minaj) - Rihanna 

68. You and I - Lady GaGa

67. Einstein - Kelly Clarkson

66. Sleazy - Ke$ha

65. Unbroken - Demi Lovato

64. Who's That Boy (feat. Dev) - Demi Lovato

63. We All Want Love - Rihanna

62. Sexy and I Know It - LMFAO

61. Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO 

60. Marry the Night - Lady GaGa

59. Dark Side - Kelly Clarkson 

58. The One That Got Away - Katy Perry

57. Monster (with Jay-Z, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross, & Bon Iver) - Kanye West

56. Lightspeed - Dev

55. Mistake - Demi Lovato

54. Look at Me Now (with Busta Rhymes & Lil Wayne) - Chris Brown

53. Y.U.Mad (with Nicki Minaj & Lil Wayne) - Birdman

52. I Was Here - Beyonce

51. Best Thing I Never Had - Beyonce

50. Set Fire to the Rain - Adele 

49. A Little Bit Stronger - Sara Evans

48. I'm the Best - Nicki Minaj

47. The Fastest Girl in Town - Miranda Lambert

46. You Can't Win - Kelly Clarkson

45.Disaster - JoJo

44. In My Trunk - Dev

43.Crawling Back to You - Daughtry

42. Watch n' Learn - Rihanna 

41.Where Have You Been - Rihanna

40. Crazy Women - LeAnn Rimes

39. Let Me Down - Kelly Clarkson

38. Blow - Ke$ha

37. Firework - Katy Perry

36. Getaway - Dev

35. All Night Long (with Missy Elliott & Timbaland) - Demi Lovato

34. T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever) (with Jennifer Lopez & Mick Jagger) - will.i.am

33. Kill My Boyfriend - Natalia Kills

32. Make Me Proud (with Nicki Minaj) - Drake

 31. Rolling in the Deep - Adele 

30. Do Ya Thang - Rihanna

29. Drunk on Love - Rihanna

28. The War is Over - Kelly Clarkson

27. Over You - Miranda Lambert

26. Roman in Moscow - Nicki Minaj

25. Fly (with Rihanna) - Nicki Minaj

24. Baggage Claim - Miranda Lambert

23. Mr. Know It All - Kelly Clarkson

22. Hustle Like a Lady - Dev

21. Turn Me On (feat. Nicki Minaj) - David Guetta

20.Ours - Taylor Swift

19. Birthday Cake - Rihanna

18. Domino - Jessie J

17. Roc Me Out - Rihanna

16. Skyscraper - Demi Lovato

15. Mama's Broken Heart - Miranda Lambert

14. Super Bass - Nicki Minaj

13. Born this Way - Lady GaGa

12. You Haven't Seen the Last of Me - Cher

11. F**kin' Perfect - Pink

10. Dance (A$$) (with Nicki Minaj) - Big Sean (25 plays)

 9. Don't Be a Girl About It - Kelly Clarkson (26 plays)

8. Cockiness (Love It) - Rihanna (27 plays)

7. Raise Your Glass - Pink (#1 - 2010) (27 plays)

6. Talk that Talk (with Jay-Z) - Rihanna (29 plays)

5. Red Lipstick - Rihanna (31 plays)

4. Who You Are - Jessie J (33 plays)

3.  S&M - Rihanna (34 plays)

2. What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger) - Kelly Clarkson (36 plays)

1. We Found Love - Rihanna (62 plays)

In 2011, Rihanna takes #1 with We Found Love with an unprecedented number of plays, leaving Kelly Clarkson in the dust even at #2. The following are number 150-101, also know as the honorable mentions:

150. The Harold Song - Ke$ha

149. Cannibal - Ke$ha

148. Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) - Katy Perry

147. Price Tag - Jessie J

146. Stand Up - Jessie J

145. Don't Want to Go Home - Jason Derulo

144. What You Want - Evanescence

143. Princess of China (with Rihanna) - Coldplay

142. F.U.S.S. - Christina Aguilera

141. Slow Down Baby - Christina Aguilera

140. I'm a Star - Chrisette Michele

139. Talkin' That - Cher Lloyd

138. If I Could Turn Back Time - Cher

137. Believe - Cher

136. Don't Keep Me Waiting - Britney Spears

135. Seal It With a Kiss - Britney Spears

134. I Wanna Go - Britney Spears

133. Dreaming - Beyonce

132. Hit the Lights - Selena Gomez & the Scene

131. Lemon Drop - Pistol Annies

130. Hell on Heels - Pistol Annies

129. Funhouse - Pink

128. Hello Cold World - Paramore

127. I Don't Wanna Stop - Ozzy Osbourne

126. Better in the Long Run (with Blake Shelton) - Miranda Lambert

125. All Kinds of Kinds - Miranda Lambert

124. Moves Like Jagger (with Christina Aguilera) - Maroon 5

123. Turn It Up - Kelly Rowland

122. Breaking Your Own Heart - Kelly Clarkson

121. Fingerprints - Katy Perry

120. Crazy Possessive - Kaci Battaglia

119. My Shadow - Jessie J

118. Do It Like a Dude - Jessie J

117. Fight for You - Jason Derulo

116. Coming Home - Gwyneth Paltrow

115. Bug A Boo - Destiny's Child

114. Soar - Christina Aguilera

113. Playa Boi - Cher Lloyd

112. Countdown - Beyonce

111. Love on Top - Beyonce

110. 1+1 - Beyonce

109. Upgrade U (with Jay-Z) - Beyonce

108. Deja Vu (with Jay-Z) - Beyonce

107. Beautiful Messed Up World - Anastacia

106. Paid My Dues - Anastacia

105. Fireball (with Nicki Minaj) - Willow

104. Uncharted - Sara Bareilles

103. Bridge of Light - Pink

102. 16 Tons - LeAnn Rimes

101. I Forgive You - Kelly Clarkson

Based on the top songs (including honorable mentions), here are the most listened to artists of the year:

1. Rihanna - 18 songs

2. Kelly Clarkson - 12 songs

3. Nicki Minaj - 11 songs

4. Beyonce & Jessie J - 8 songs

5. Miranda Lambert - 7 songs

6. Katy Perry - 6 songs

7. Pink, Demi Lovato, Dev, Christina Aguilera - 5 songs

8. Adele, Cher, Britney Spears, Ke$ha, Jay-Z, David Guetta - 4 songs

9. LeAnn Rimes, Lady GaGa, Anastacia, Jason Derulo - 3 songs

Albums with the Most Tracks on the Top Songs

1. Talk That Talk - Rihanna - 14 songs

 

2. Kelly Clarkson - Stronger - 11 songs

3. Jessie J - Who You Are - 8 songs

 

4. Four the Record - Miranda Lambert - 7 songs

 

5. Beyonce - 4 - 6 songs

6. Katy Perry - Teenage Dream - 5 songs

 

Demi Lovato - Unbroken - 5 songs

 

Ke$ha - Cannibal - 5 songs

 

7. Adele - 21 - 4 songs

 

Britney Spears - Femme Fatale - 4 songs

This concludes the year-end charts of my most played music. I hope this has given you some new tracks to listen to or revisit. Feel free to discuss in the comments!