Urtar Reviews

79. Motivation - Kelly Rowland, Lil Wayne (7/10) I like the vocal melodies, decent production and good verse from Lil Wayne. It's not great but it works.  78. You Make Me Feel - Cobra Starship, Sabi (7/10) It's fun but nothing I seek out really. Good Girls Go Bad is a lot better.  77. Till The World Ends - Britney Spears (7/10) Not one of my favorite Britney songs but I'd take this over shit like Hold It Against Me or Piece Of Me any day. Really good hook, decent verses and a nice party atmosphere.  76. Whip My Hair - Willow (7/10) Hearing this after hearing some of the stuff Willow released in the 2020s so far like Transparent Soul and Meet Me At Our Spot is a change of pace given how different this is but it's a good song to be honest. I get why someone would find the hook annoying but I kinda like it and the rest is good.  75. Brighter Than The Sun - Colbie Caillat (7/10) This is the most I've enjoyed any Colbie Caillat song I've heard since Bubbly. It's

  Hey everyone, Drake, known online as Urtar Reviews here and today we're doing another Throwback Breakdown, something I haven't done in a while.  The Top 10: To start off our Top 10, California Gurls by Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg reigns at #1 for a fifth week. Love The Way You Lie by Eminem and Rihanna is unfortunately right behind it stable at #2. Behind it, OMG by Usher and Will,i,am, Airplanes by B.o.B. and Hayley Williams, and Billionaire by Travie McCoy and Bruno Mars all hold stable at #, #4, and #5 respectively. Cooler Than Me by Mike Posner gains to #6 and Dynamite by Taio Cruz enters the top 10 for the first time at #7.Find Your Love by Drake drops a couple spots to #8. Ridin' Solo by Jason Derulo gains to #9. And finally Not Afraid re enters the top 10 at #10.  Significant Losses, Dropouts, Gains and Returns: To start off our losses, Can't Be Tamed by Miley Cyrus drops hard to 31. Round & Round by Selena Gomez And The Scene falls after its debut to 48. Mis

  Hey everyone, Drake, known online as Urtar Reviews here, and today I am going to be looking at another year of pop music, 2011. However, I am going to be trying something different that I may do going forward if I feel it works better and that is, rather than doing top 10 best and worst lists, I will just do a ranking of the year end lists I use, those being the Billboard Year End lists, the January-December ones found in this forum (https://pulsemusic.proboards.com/thread/191238/january-december-year-ends-1959) and some of my own making using the site crownnote to generate a complete chart run year end that counts song's entire chart runs towards one year, eliminating the problem of songs getting caught between years. So yeah I am going to be ranking every song that made one of those lists for 2011, for a total of 118 songs. This will be in multiple parts. How was 2011 for pop music? Well if you ask me it was a very good year with many phenomenal classics, but it also has a lot