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| Tell a Friend Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2007 2:45 am Post subject: Top 10 Singles on the Digital Chart this week! |
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Top 10 Singles on the Digital Chart this week!
1) Sean Kingston- Beautiful Girls- Personally, no matter how many times I hear this song I can’t see what all the fuss is about. It’s just not my cup of tea but you might like it so doesn’t rule it out.
2) Kanye West- Stronger- Now this song I absolutely love from the video to the lyrics. There is something about Kanye`s songs that seems to relate to people. I think it’s because the lyrics have a lot of meaning in them.
3) Soulja Boy- Crank That (Souja Boy) - Haven’t actually heard this one all the way through so I can’t really judge but wouldn’t mind seeing what its like.
4) Jonas Brothers-S.OS- This one is sort of on the mellow side don’t really know what to think of it. Just listen to it and you’ll see what I mean!
5) Timbaland Featuring Keri Hilson- The Way I Are- And so the great Timbaland is back on track! I adore this song because the lyrics are very sweet and the duet goes very well together. I would say that it’s for all romance lovers out there with a modern twist.
6) Fergie- Big Girls Don’t Cry- This song shows the sensitive side of Fergie which in my opinion didn’t work out so well. I think her fast tracks were much better! They had a good going beat to them.
7) Plaine White T`s- Hey There Delilah- I think that this track has a kind of unique vibe to it which stands out from other artists on this chart.
8) Sean Kingston- Me Love- I really don’t know why but for some alien reason to me every song that Kingston makes sounds the same to me. Is it just me or do you see what I mean?
9) Zac Efron and Vanessa Anne Hudgens- You Are The Music In Me- I haven’t had the chance or the desire to hear this one yet so if any of you have let me know what you think! Would be interesting to know!
10) Rihanna Featuring Jay-Z- Umbrella- At the beginning I loved this song but after hearing it a 100000000 times I can’t listen to it anymore. This just goes to show that too much of a good thing can be bad, very bad.
Written by Kate Kayuda for UKEvents.net |
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