Songs I Love: Flo Rida, Nelly Furtado, Jay Sean

Hey guys! To make up for all the times I've taken forever to post one of my Songs I Love posts, I've brought you another one right away. We've got All Good Things (Come to an End) by Nelly Furtado, Down by Jay Sean and R.O.O.T.S. by Flo Rida. Rock it

Songs I Love: Jason Derulo Special

If you thought that in this special Jason Derulo post you'd hear about some of his new songs, you're wrong. Because I love, and I'll repeat that, love the unpopular ones from his old album. Here are three:

1. Blind
Sweet, with a piano background. Here it is, people:

2. What If

3. Strobelight
This one isn't on any album and Itunes doesn 't have it (I think), but that doesn't change the fact that it's awesome!

Joseph Ducreux Memes

Our good old Joseph Ducreux, taking modern song lyrics and putting them into 18th century English ... or something that's close enough, anyway. For more of this meme, check out the link I have under my little collection of Websites of Awesome

Songs I Love: Nelly Furtado, Hurts, Akon

The third installment of the Songs I Love series. This time I'm bringing you three songs you probably all know, but they are still wonderful.

Songs I Love: Pussycat Dolls Special

This is awesomeness in a song, people. I love it. I honestly do. Also, I wish I could do the dance, but oh well. By the way, they play this in Slumdog Millionaire, so you might recognize it. It's called Jai Ho (You Are My Destiny)

Okay, so this next one is Watcha Think About That. Try listening to it. Try again. Notice how you're actually starting to like it.

By the way, I apologize if the music video is a bit explicit for you. Anyway, third is Don't Cha, which is pretty damn famous if I do say so myself. It features Busta Rhymes

That's it for this week, see you soon for three more songs.

Songs I Love: Gwen Stefani, Jessy Matador, Pixie Lott

Okay, so first of all we've got The Sweet Escape by Gwen Stefani, which I swear will be running constantly through your head for the next few days. The music video can be watched right here. It's actually not bad.

And here's one that you might have heard before: Allez Ola Ole by Jessy Matador. It was the song France submitted to the Eurovision song contest last year and it's good.

God, I just love that song. Pay no attention to the music video...it's somewhat weird, to tell the truth. Okay, and now we have a song that always, without fail, puts a smile on my face. It's (drumroll, please) Boys And Girls by Pixie Lott. The video is a dance vid, I guess, and I actually kind of like it

Okay guys, that was Round I of Songs I Love. If there are any problems with the videos, leave a comment, I'll fix it. All of the vids are from YouTube.

With love,
Me

X-Factor Winners I Love: Leona Lewis

I'll admit it. I'm a Leona Lewis fan. Not a totally freaking, hyperventilate-at-concert or even go-to-concert type of fan, just a normal person who happens to like Leona Lewis' music.
You have to admit, the lady has a great voice. Unlike so many popular singers today, her voice is loud, potent, emotional and just right. Have you ever heard her song 'Run'? No? Go listen to it, right now - you'll get a little taste of what I mean when I say that she can actually sing.
Born in 1985 (and therefore in her middle twenties), Leona won the third series of the British talent show The X Factor. Speaking of winning stuff, she's also got three Grammys. So far, 2 albums have been produced by her, Spirit and Echo. You probably know the song 'Bleeding Love' by her, which (rightfully) reached #1 in over 30 countries.
Oh, yeah. She's that awesome.
Next up: Alexandra Burke