Lap dances, dubstep and extreme hair, oh my! A look back at the trends that made up 2011.

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The production team behind Rebecca Black's “Friday” have done it again! I'm extremely ashamed to say that I'll be listening to Madison Bray's late entry in the Song of the Summer contest at least 10 more times today.

Via: nymag.com

The video for Japanese pop artist Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's first single, Pon Pon Pon is really bizarre. Can you figure out what the song is about? I sure can't. (via crunchyroll )

It's also a great way to get your Monday started off on the right foot. Bubble pop! [ Ed. note: With nearly 9 million views in the last 2 weeks, this is essentially the biggest thing in South Korea right now. So you should probably check it out if you don't want look like a total South Korea ignoramus in front of your friends.]

Rye Rye must have known that Robyn and her dress were going to own this video.

Thanks to a couple saxy singles from Lady Gaga and Katy Perry , some media outlets are predicting that this summer will herald the return of the saxophone to pop charts and beer commercials everywhere. Let this collection of cheesy sax solos from days passed be a reminder that you must always be careful what you wish for.

1. The French Revolution (Bad Romance)

2. Mary, Queen of Scots (Jenny from the Block)

3. The Black Death (Hollaback Girl)

4. Martin Luther (Manic Monday)

5. Prehistoric (Toxic)

6. Chinese Dynasties (Vogue)

7. The Crusades (Eyes Without a Face)

8. Henry VIII (Money, Money, Money)

9. William the Conquerer (Sexyback)

This baby just can't help but to dance along to this feel good song. Who can blame her, it's just so damn catchy. ( Via )

1. Dur Dur D'etre Un Bébé, the music video

   Silly parents! It's so hard to be a (singing) baby. No but, seriously, this might be the best music video of all time.

2. 2. Alison, the music video

   At 4-years old, Jordy's a total heartbreaker.

3. 3. Le Mauvais (LIVE)

   Such stage presence, such awkward background dancing.

4. 4. Ooh La La Baby (LIVE at the World Music Awards)

   Not only does Jordy excel at lipsynching (he's a regular Britney Spears!) but the Whitney Houston doubletakes in this live performance are SO REAL. And we finally learn why Europe has such a weird reputation.

5. 5. C'est Noel (It's Christmas)

   Featured in "Look Whose Talking Now", Jordy babytalks his way through this one. (Which I guess is OK, because he's a baby.)

6. 6. Alison (LIVE)

   Sidestepping his way through another brilliant performance.

7. 7. OMG! Jordy in Brazil

   This kind of looks like every parent's uploaded YouTube video of their children, but with a screaming audience (???) and a jean jacket.

8. 8. Seriously, More of Jordy in Brazil

   So apparently most of Jordy's fanbase lies in the Brazil -- where it's a appropriate for a baby popsinger to be interviewed while being held by his mother. Who cares what language this is in? It's CREEPY.

9. 9. Alison (LIVE on 'Noche Noche')

   This one's ripe with moments where Jordy doesn't seem to know where he is and when his next naptime is scheduled. There's also a dancing Venus Flytrap. Yep.

10. 10. Jordy Grows Up

    Don't be sad, Jordy is not a midget orphan so he couldn't stay young forever. He eventually grows into a spiky-haired young adult and starts a band called "Jordy and the Dixies." With this, baby rock is officially dead.

Lady GaGa's got competition in the cute department.

The British bopper has encountered a whirlwind of controversy regarding an interview in which she commented on the media's sensationalism of drug use, claiming that she knows “lots of people that take cocaine three nights a week and get up and go to work every day, no problem at all.”

The Best Links:

1. Hey, Lily Allen Wrote a Song About Anti-depressants
2. The Interview In Question

McSweeney's shortens 50 years of popular songs into single sentences.

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The Indiana-bred crooner’s star is on the rise, and not just because of his Abercrombie-good looks (although that can’t hurt, either).

The Best Links:

1. Jon Mclaughlin’s Cameo in “Enchanted”
2. Jon McLaughlin - For You From Me (A Visual Ode To Indianapolis)
3. Jon McLaughlin - Beating My Heart
4. Jon Answers Girly Questions
5. He’s Already A Soundtrack Staple
6. Jon McLaughin: The Next Billy Joel?

Britney Spears’s new single (currently #1 on iTunes) is getting the remix treatment all over the place.

The Best Links:

1. Another Remixdump
2. “Womanier” Remixed With Andre 3000
3. “Womanizer” (Mikey Bo Remix)
4. “Womanizer” Remixed With Busta Bust and T.I.
5. So Many Remixes!
6. Stream “Womanizer”
7. This Is The Remix (Of Choice)

The MTV show — which has suffered increasingly sagging ratings — will end its 10-year-run in November, when it will air a two-hour special on a Saturday afternoon.

The Best Links:

1. MTV Cancels Its Last Show
2. WTF is FNMTV, and Why is It Pretty Awesome?
3. Remember Jesse Camp???
4. The History Behind 10-Year-Old TRL
5. FNMTV The New TRL?
6. TRL Ends (“But Will Be Back,” Assure Producers)

Director David LaChappelle has given Rihanna’s pop ditty a dark, macabre treatment in the new video.

Daryl Hall (the half of Hall & Oates without the mustache) has a web series on which he invites contemporary pop artists like Gym Class Heroes and KT Tunstall to jam at his in-home studio.

The Best Links:

1. Live From Whose House?
2. “Daryl Hall is One of the Coolest People On the Planet”
3. Live From Daryl’s House is “The Gift That Keeps On Giving”
4. How Can You Not Love The Guy?
5. Get Your Hair and Shoulder Pad Jokes Out of the Way
6. Live From Daryl’s House! [The Show]
7. Hall & Oates Rappers of Any Sort = Undisputable Awesomeness

Auto-tune is the reason why the vocals on pop songs sound so fake. This list of top 10 songs that exemplify auto-tune abuse has been circulating on the web.

The Best Links:

1. T-Pain Ruins Kanye Song - He’s Worse than Cher
2. YouTube - T-Pain can’t sing
3. 10 Examples of Gratuitous Auto-Tune Abuse in Pop Music
4. When Auto-Tune Goes Wrong
5. YouTube - Ron Paul Auto-Tune on CNN
6. An In-Depth Analysis of the Vocal Effects in Snoop’s “Sensual Seduction” video