Cheryl Cole "Crazy Stupid Love"

I will never understand the hype behind Cheryl Cole, especially when we have Nicola Roberts. She's like the British Beyonce, without the vocal talent. The only decent lead single that Miss Cole has had is the Calvin Harris-written and produced "Call My Name" back two years ago and that still didn't keep her from mucking up the live promotions by miming and having bad vocals every time she did it. The first single from her untitled fourth album, "Crazy Stupid Love" probably takes the cake as Cheryl's worst lead single ever.

Tinie Tempah "Trampoline" Music Video

After dropping the highly infectious and twerkable "Trampoline", we finally get the video for Tinie Tempah's comeback. I'm torn. While I like the colourfulness of the video and all the hair whipping and gyrating to the Diplo produced track, I'm not really feeling the presence of 2 Chainz or the odd object placement, especially the bunny. He also stole the iconic flag scene from CL's "The Baddest Female" except that he added a horse. The power of K-Pop!

Tinie Tempah "Trampoline" (Feat. 2 Chainz)

After three years of him teasing us endlessly to death with his #disturbinginsertcityname here on Twitter and trolling us by releasing "Drinking From The Bottle" with King Calvin Harris earlier this year, Tinie Tempah is finally setting his sophomore comeback in motion: by releasing a trap banger. The banger in question is called "Trampoline" and it features American rapper 2 Chainz. Tinie's delivery in the song is similar to Trinidad James's in "All Gold Everything" if he rapped faster and the production is so twerkable it hurts. Even 2 Chainz's presence can't put a damper on this piece of urban-inspired gold. Tinie's 2nd album, "Demonstration" will be out (hopefully) later this year, but for now, bring out the twerk team!