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AWM's Top Tracks of 2012 (Pt. 4/12)

I am sick I am sick I am sick

26. Justin Bieber - Baby
In 2010, Justin Bieber dropped My World 2.0 and boatloads of 14-year-old girls had heart palpatations. If you watch carefully, you can even catch Drake marveling at Bieber's player status from the sidelines. Ludacris lends some rhymes for about 30 seconds. They're fine, if superfluous. Bieber already nailed this one solidly to the wall of jams.


25. Waka Flocka Flame - No Hands
While I find it almost impossible to listen to more than three or four tracks from Flockavelli, the Roscoe Dash hook on this is great. His verse isn't bad either, not to mention Wale's, who seems more than solid on everything other than his major label debut.


24. Colette Carr - Bitch Like Me
This is the second Colette Carr single, but "Back it Up" was released in 2009 and I'm trying to follow the rules. When I first saw this, I figured it was derivative of the then-current Ke$ha/Dr. Luke fad, which at the time suited me just fine. My interest in that stuff has faded, but the Colette mixtape is still catchier than anything.


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  1. Britt KempDecember 13, 2010 at 8:45 PM

    sorry to hear you are sick! have Norina make you some soup.

    also, BIEBS.

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