Could've went a little bit further, but okay place for this Since I've gotten the whole album, I don't listen to it as much as I use to. Still a great bop though!
11. "Haunted" Beyoncé
12. "Yoncé" Beyoncé ... this one is better than Haunted.
13. "Legendary Lovers" Katy Perry
14. "G.U.Y." Lady Gaga
15. "Ghost" Beyoncé
16. "Alien" Britney Spears
17. "Mine" Beyoncé ft. Drake ... this one is better than Haunted and Ghost.
18. "Sexxx Dreams" Lady Gaga ... this one is better than G.U.Y.
19. "Walking On Air" Katy Perry ... this one is better than Legendary Lovers.
20. "Gypsy" Lady Gaga ... this one is better than G.U.Y.
The lowdown: Sunny, carefree anthem of youthful rebellion or cynical, desperate act of career revivalism? The call is yours (it seems ATRL definitely leans toward the former option), but it’s that very debate that launched this chilled-out, party-hardy lead single from Bangerz to the top of the charts—not to mention some good old-fashioned handwringing over possible racial insensitivities, as well as Miley’s inability to keep her booty in check. As they say, controversy sells, and from the tossed-off drug references to that twerk-sastrous VMA performance that can never be unseen, Miley played all the right moves.
ATRL says...: "This song could have been good, but it doesn’t know what it is," madonnas wrote. "Is it a melancholic, depressing after-party song? Is it a BANGER?" Everyone had their own answer to that question. Penk thought it was the "saddest party song I've ever heard." AriNikoBradshaw held it up as "the most original and deep party song ever made by a pop gurl." Stevie called it "a sloppy, childish cry of rebellion that's only saved by its anthemic qualities." Meanwhile, Edge of Glory compared it to "the feeling of being in the corner at a party, after dancing and sweating and living it up, just sitting and seeing the happiness on people's faces, and being happy that you're part of this youthful care-free nirvana. This song is freedom, stupidity, joy, rebelliousness, and a little bit of bright-eyed uncertainty—but most of all, it's cherishing and appreciating those emotions."
Best bit: "It's our party, we can do what we want to/It's our house, we can love who we want to/It's our song, we can sing if we want to/It's my mouth, I can say what I want to"—and then the song just sort of drifts into electro euphoria
Since I've gotten the whole album, I don't listen to it as much as I use to. Still a great bop though!
I figured it would be top 5 
Bey gonna have control of the top 