There's no shaking off the bootyliciousness

October 22 2014

By AEDRIANNE ACAR
 
Country princess Taylor Swift was no match against the breakout single of bootylicious singer Meghan Trainor.

After shaking her way to the top of the The Big 10 countdown last October 12, Swift’s thunder was snatched by the Massachusetts-born pop diva.

Here's bootylicious Meghan once again:


Among the local artists, Kapuso singer Julie Anne San Jose continued to lead OPM resurgence in the Barangay LS music chart. Her inspiring and emotional rendition of Strawberry Lane’s theme song Bagong Umaga cracked the upper half of The Big 10.

With fellow Pinoy talents Dennis Trillo, Yeng Constantino and Sarah Geronimo eager for action, can Filipino music reign supreme?

Reggae-inspired single Rude has left the music countdown, but the band responsible for it – Magic - is back with a fresh new sound, Don’t Kill The Magic.

Check it out:


Ariana Grande’s Break Free and the power collaboration of Pharrell & Miley, Come Get It Bae, have been eliminated as well.

For this week, former Dading star Glaiza de Castro joins DWLS babes Mama Cy and Mama Belle in figuring out the current trends in The Big 10.

Also, check out The Big 10 hits playlist of barangayls97.1 on Spotify for your top songs.