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Foolishly impractical yet undeniably kvlt-looking WIN!

The same genius (and we don't use that word lightly) who made Mitt Romney rap "The Real Slim Shady" is back, this time to make Barack Obama sing LMFAO's "Sexy and I Know It." As good as it is, I still want to know what reason the president had for saying "sexy."

Looks like it really upset him when his fans started dissing his favorite band.

This is why YOU SHOULD BE PRACTICING. RIGHT NOW.

The group Walk Off the Earth performs the song "Somebody That I Used to Know," originally by the Australian singer-songwriter Gotye. The catch? They all play on different parts of the same guitar.

It'd be easy to dismiss the five-musicians-one-guitar schtick as a gimmick, but the group actually creates a beautifully-executed rendition of the song in its own right, perfect for listening if you're celebrating Single's Awareness Day today.

This is what Chris Brown actually tweeted after the Grammys. Yes, Chris Brown, of COURSE winning a corporate buzz award will absolve you of your complete lack of remorse for your history of woman-beating.

Sir Paul McCartney brought down the house last night at the 2012 Grammys, performing first a new Valentine's Day-themed number and then some Abbey Road-era classics alongside the likes of Bruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl.

Unfortunately, there are still people in this world who don't know the former Beatle, judging by some people's reaction on Twitter.

The healing process will take time. It involves strapping you to to a chair and making you listen to any form of music that doesn't have a "drop" or an army of single-minded fans.

Mixing beats like he mixes potions.

I'm a pro, but only in one key.

Let the flame war begin! Unless there's a huge ratio of Muse-to-Radiohead fans here.

Good lord, he can play the banjo like a demon AND he's got a sick model of the Millennium Falcon in the background. BRB, need to go home and re-evaluate my life.

FORGET THE DROP

NOT EVERYTHING IS ABOUT THE DROP

EXPAND YO REACH