MUSIC VIDEO REVIEW: "What The Hell" by Avril Lavigne

What Avril wants you to know with the video for her new song is that she's not just a tease, she has a male creature more loyal than a dog following her every move. As she awakes from a bed with her love interest, the ever-rebellious Lavigne carjacks a NYC cab on what is far from a NYC block (clearly the video was filmed in Los Angeles). As she drives down the road, she is followed by her clingy boyfriend in a desperate but eerily stalkerish gesture of affection.

Britney Storms the Billboard Hot 100

Britney Spears has a lot to be happy about today, this after her new single "Hold It Against Me" becomes the 18th song in Billboard history to debut atop the Hot 100 and the first since Kesha's "We R Who We R" achieved that feat late last year. If that isn't enough, she earns the distinction of having the greatest debut sales week for a digital song by a female with 411,000 copies sold, besting Taylor Swift's "Today Was A Fairytale" which sold 325,000 copies its first week back in February 2010. 

Check out the other big debuts and the top ten on this week's Hot 100 below:

Kanye Pulls Another "Taylor Swift Incident" on Britney Spears?

Well, not really, but would anyone really put it past 'Ye? Anyways, Kanye West tweeted today with some levity about the fact that his new Jay-Z-assisted single, "H.A.M." is stuck at number two on iTunes, being held off by Britney Spears' "Hold It Against Me." In the tweet, the rapper said, "Yo Britney, I'm really happy for you and I'mma let you be #1, but me and Jay-Z single is one of the best songs of all time! LOL."

REVIEW: "What The Hell" by Avril Lavigne

When we were first introduced to Avril Lavigne in 2002, she was complaining about how complicated boys can be. Now, the 26-year-old has decided to forgo the timid and well-composed Avril for the raging and unapologetic antagonist in her new song "What The Hell." From her fourth studio album Goodbye Lullaby, the track is as catchy new addition to the pop catalog of Lavigne's, which is much more of a continuation sonically to her 2007 The Best Damn Thing.