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nick_rod

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  1. This song is not my cup of tea
  2. "So easy to fall in love" crushes all of the other songs, alone.
  3. Mary's "Be without you" and Mario's "Let me love you" are not in the top 10. That's weird... But T-Pain's "Buy you a drank" and The Dream's "Rockin' that shyt" are there.... The rest are fine. Bey's Single Ladies should have been replaced with other better songs from her catalogue that decade.
  4. The one where there's actual singing (a.k.a "Flowers"), is the one I'm voting for..
  5. That's how my mind works too, but I guess some folks love to stick to certain individuals and feed on them, daily.
  6. If I'm dealing with the "perfect man", housewife is just fine. Our poor a$$es will figure something out eventually. I'll give him great ideas to get that money
  7. nick_rod replied to DivaCup's topic in Base
    "Everything was a flop" was ENOUGH. No more joint albums PLEASE.
  8. I crashed my own car back in 2015 when speeding towards a roundabout late at night. Car was completely destroyed but I came out without a single scratch, by the grace of God.
  9. Beyoncé is the obvious star of the show. Gaga comes 2nd. The rest will battle it out. Miss Katy gets chopped first. Next chopped is Miss Taytay
  10. "Don't speak" is so nostalgic. Best Gwen song ever
  11. Music Box has some of her best songs ever, so I voted for that one. Rainbow is the next strong record, followed by Einstein.

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