Music

The sender must have been talking about the 2011 TV on the Radio single "You." She's got good taste!

Several months ago, a violinist in Slovakia was rudely interrupted by someone's ringtone. This is how he reacted. I won't say how - you'll have to watch the video - but I'll give you a hint in secret coded idiot-speak: liek a bau5.

Now we know why Lady Gaga's meat dress was made exclusively of pork.

(it probably wasn't)

Bad Romance, Lady Gaga [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-zScEuHEos&w=500]

Sweet Child of Mine, Guns n' Roses [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uduPxewymIY&w=500]

Hot and Cold, Katy Perry [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8p2dbUZPE4k&w=500]

Best Day Ever, SpongeRobert SquareTrousers [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0J9ebvkw7SY&w=500]

That whale's got a rolled cigarette, hanging out his mouth he's a dolphin kid. Yeah, he found a six shooter gun.

To be fair to Siri, "shut up" is an action someone does to him or herself, not to something else.

We already know that Siri can rap, but its musical talents don't end there. In this video, Craig Knudsen shows how he hacked Siri to play the piano. His iPhone is stocked with MIDI song files which, when prompted by Siri, are sent wirelessly to a Yamaha Disklavier, a piano able to receive MIDI commands.

As a neat touch, when you say "If you can play it for her, you can play it for me. Play it again, Siri," Siri will play the iconic Casablanca piece "As Time Goes By," so you can have both hands free to drink your gin and moon over your bittersweet memories of that one time you were in Paris.

Text the halls with icons of emotions!

You now remember that one song from 2006 that amateurs with guitars never stopped playing ever.

Etsy seller Will Rockwell made this "audio amplifier" from a trumpet. There's no electronics or circuitry - the acoustics of the victrola amplifies the iPhone's music on its own.

We won't judge you for your taste in music (okay, we might judge you a little) over at our newest site, Music FAILs!

'Roar' is the first single from the anticipated release of Perry's fourth album, "Prism". In this newest endeavor, Katy is shedding her sugary, outlandish persona and adopting something darker. 'Roar' does have the twitter-verse in a tizzy due to it's resemblance to Sara Bareilles' new song Brave.

Re-defining yourself isn't easy, good luck Katy.