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making this year one of the most dynamic years in recent memory. These are the songs that defined hip-hop in 2024.

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And so they enlisted Shel Silverstein, famed humorist and songwriter, to write what may be the most legendary, and tongue-in-cheek, complaint song. 17 of 18 "Baby Got Back," Sir Mix-A-Lot ...

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Two songs from Emilia Pérez appear on the shortlist. By Paul Grein UPDATE ( Dec. 20): Robbie Williams’ song “Forbidden Road” was removed from the 2025 Oscar shortlist for best original song ...

There were albums that grabbed me—Sabrina Carpenter’s “Short n’ Sweet,” for one—but during a year when my attention was especially fractured, I consumed new music one song at a time.