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Funniest Memes Of The Week, Vol. 79

“nah don’t lean on me, I heard the album” pic.twitter.com/uLPZugftE4 — . (@ktgonkt) January 29, 2018 Hilarious Memes Of The Week Back at it again with another fresh batch of hilarious memes for your weekend funny. Mo’nique when Dave Chappelle thanked Netflix. #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/Ju5EZfVUkk — Carlton (@MrCouture) January 29, 2018 Peep all the best (and funniest) memes of the week on the flip.

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Funniest Memes Of The Week, Vol. 79

Funniest Memes Of The Week, Vol. 79

“nah don’t lean on me, I heard the album” pic.twitter.com/uLPZugftE4 — . (@ktgonkt) January 29, 2018 Hilarious Memes Of The Week Back at it again with another fresh batch of hilarious memes for your weekend funny. Mo’nique when Dave Chappelle thanked Netflix. #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/Ju5EZfVUkk — Carlton (@MrCouture) January 29, 2018 Peep all the best (and funniest) memes of the week on the flip.

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Funniest Memes Of The Week, Vol. 79

Britney Spears’ Femme Fatale: My Favorite 2011 Album

Spears reinforced her bad-girl persona with an ode to nightclubs and hot boys. By Jocelyn Vena Britney Spears’ Femme Fatale Photo: Jive To say that 2011 was an outstanding year for pop is a bit of an understatement. Rihanna wanted her fans to Talk That Talk, Lady Gaga was Born This Way, Demi Lovato declared herself Unbroken, and Beyonc

Kanye West’s ‘Power’ Video Mixes The Spiritual With The Sexual

The 90-second clip delivers on director Marco Brambilla’s artistic promise. By Jayson Rodriguez Kanye West Photo: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Kanye West debuted his “Power” video Thursday night (August 5) on MTV, leaving fans to interpret the rapper’s vision in the Marco Brambilla-directed “portrait.” The 90-second visual was a digitized still image, in which Kanye West was decked out in a black T-shirt and the same flamboyant jewelry he wore during this year’s BET Awards . The video began with the chanting of the gospel-tinged record, and while the image of West was still, the camera pulled away from the digitized fixture to reveal multiple women, some saints and some sinners. The video was rife with religious references; Brambilla said the rapper admired his previous efforts, which combined sexual overtones with religious imagery. “I instantly connected to the themes on the album,” Brambilla told MTV News of West’s yet-untitled next LP. “The whole idea of celebrity, the idea of power, the idea of sensuality in it, there’s sexuality in it as well, and those were all kind of themes that I’ve explored in my work before. Once I heard the album, that was what clinched it, and I felt very much in tune with the message behind the music.” Toward the end of the brief clip, the camera pulls away to reveal imagery of West with decorated woman, who were placed adjacent to the rapper and who also stood upside down. The production climaxes with an all-black background with the word “Power” across the screen. “I’ve always wanted to do something that would visualize power, to do a portrait of what power would look like in a sort of timeless way and being able to have him framed in that portrait,” Brambilla said. “Essentially doing a video portrait of Kanye as a symbol of power was very consistent with my art practice and what I explore in my artwork.” What did you think of the “Power” video? Let us know in the comments!

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Watch Robin Thicke And Jay-Z Make Magic On ‘Meiple (Me I Play)’

R&B singer releases video footage of himself in the studio with Jay-Z.

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Adam Lambert: Pressure of Debut Album is Scary

As he looks ahead to November 23, the date on which his debut album is released, Adam Lambert gets excited. Then, the trepidation sets in

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Foo Fighters Welcome Mixed Reactions To New Single ‘Wheels’

‘I like that we have songs that lots of different people either enjoy or dislike,’ frontman Dave Grohl says. By Kyle Anderson, with reporting by Matt Elias Foo Fighters Photo: MTV News It’s hard to believe that Foo Fighters , the band that Dave Grohl admits he started “almost on a dare,” has been around for 15 years and have cranked out countless hit singles

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