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The Playlist: If There's One Thing To Listen To This Week, Make It This

Updated on: 10 May,2020 08:53 AM IST  |  Mumbai
Aastha Atray Banan | aastha.banan@mid-day.com

Here are some songs to shake that bootay to

The Playlist: If There's One Thing To Listen To This Week, Make It This

Now, there is no way to go but up. So here are some songs to shake that bootay to.


1 Say So by Doja Cat: This song by the American rapper/singer will make you want to hang a disco ball in your living room (whatever size it may be), and skate around in hot shorts. I swear! Isn't that a good way to beat Corona blues? Listen now.


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2 Dive Me Victoria Monét: "You are saying everything I like. I could watch your lips all night". This song is a throwback to the 90s R&B, and it's slow and easy, and sexy. Move slowly, with your SO, or just do the dance for your Instagram camera.

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3 I Love You's by Hailee Stanfield: The only reason I first heard this song is because it samples my most favourite song, No More I Love You by Annie Lennox. And as much as I disapprove of it, as the original is so, so good, this one is good enough to listen to a few times. And if you haven't heard the original, do that now as well.

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