Some say that life begins at 30. But the stars of "We're Not Young" aren't exactly living the good life. Both sad and funny, the parody video from Yahoo!'s SketchY comedy series, features a 30-something guy spoofing the hit song "We Are Young," by Fun.

The tune has stayed stubbornly at number one on Billboard's hot 100, which made it a prime target for the "viral video treatment," as the Hollywood Reporter put it.

The spoof has certainly caught on: The clip has already been viewed over 600,000 times and received about 40,000 "likes" on Facebook, and counting.

Katy Perry is best known for her ultra-sweet style--ranging from easter-egg-colored hair to dresses made out of candy--but she turns this trademark on its ear with the new video for her latest single "Part Of Me."

In the clip, Perry reacts to a cheating boyfriend in a swift and impulsive manner: She transforms herself completely...into an iron-tough, masculine Marine. Katy...as a Marine?

Perry's metamorphosis into character is rapid and dramatic, starting with hacking all her hair off in a gas station bathroom and tossing it into the toilet. She then binds her chest, trades her sundress for an androgynous drab hoodie, and accepts a backpack and fatigues from a Marine recruiter.

When socialites/reality stars and music mix, the outcome is overwhelmingly bad—note Kim Kardashian and Heidi Montag. Paris Hilton, who seemed to have slipped from her hard-partying celebutante throne, is back with a new song and video entitled "Drunk Text".  Seriously.

A dance-y, thankfully spoken word song, Paris recounts the highs and lows of clubbing, drunk texting, and the consequences thereof, from racy photos to the dangers of Twitter. The beat is catchy, the lyrics are hilarious, and the video is truly distills the essence of what it means to be Paris.  Less pop, more Euro, Hilton's new song is a "Stars Are Blind" killer, and is sure to make the rounds at the all-night parties in Europe and South America. A hot, eye-rolling, monotone female vocalist is key to make a hit dance song!

Sure, lots of music videos feature scantily clad sexpots and shirtless himbos, but some vids really bring the sensuality and romance. So, just in time for Valentine's Day, Yahoo! Music offers the 10 sexiest makeout-filled music videos ever, all guaranteed to fog up your computer monitor.

And don't forget, you can spread the love around by emailing any of these videos to that special someone in your life. What better way to show you really care?

10) Lenny Kravitz - "Black Velveteen"
This blaxploitation-esque video made FHM magazine's list of the Top 100 Sexiest Music Videos, along with another one of Lenny's clips, "Fly Away." Other videos on FHM's list include the extremely tasteful "Thong Song," "Baby Got Back," "Me So Horny," and "Girls Girls Girls." We prefer this entry.

9) Buzzcocks - "Thunder Of Hearts"
The Buzzcocks are certainly no strangers to heartbreak--their song titles include "Love Is Lies," "You Say You Don't Love Me," "Nothing Left," and "Ever Fallen In Love (With

There's nothing like a holiday dedicated to the importance of pairing off like Noah's Ark livestock to make anyone who's been unceremoniously dumped feel like one big loser. But you don't need to spend this Valentine's Day under the covers, drunk-texting your ex and scarfing down a meal-for-one that consists of an economy-size bottle of Jack and a tub of Chunky Monkey. Instead, watch Yahoo! Music's picks for the 15 bitterest breakup videos of all time, and remember: Even pop stars like Justin Timberlake, Carrie Underwood, Beyonce, and (believe it or not) Weird Al have been rejected too, and they feel your pain.

15) Travis Tritt - "Here's A Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)"
Attention, disgruntled divorced men with time on their hands: This wry country kissoff is included on a compilation called Divorce Songs For Him that makes for the perfect background music while crying in your beer about the evil woman who done you wrong. It actually would've made it higher on this list...if people

Madonna's game faceEver since Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" at the 2004 Super Bowl had shocked game viewers doing spit-takes into their buffalo wings, half-time performances have been kneejerk-reactionary, sedate affairs, mostly by graying male rockers (McCartney, the Stones, Springsteen, Petty) who were pretty unlikely to have Justin Timberlake rip off their clothes mid-performance. So news that the queen of shock-pop, Madonna, would be playing the 2012 Super Bowl--accompanied by the always outrageous Nikki Minaj and the often politically radical M.I.A., yet--has had everyone wondering what to expect. Just how far will Madonna go on Sunday?

Freshmen beware: Wooderson from the cult film Dazed and Confused is back, and he's hitting up da club near you. After a 19-year hiatus, beefcake actor Matthew McConaughey—a.k.a. the man comedians love to hate—has shimmied back into his tight bellbottoms, tiny tee, and creeper 'stache for Butch Walker & The Black Widows' latest music video, "Synthesizers."

...And he brought his trumpet and tiny piano with him. Wooderson does not take partying lightly.

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Steve Aoki and Wynter Gordon in "Ladi Dadi" video.

I clicked on the link for Steve Aoki's "Ladi Dadi" video featuring Wynter Gordon, hoping for a remake of Doug E. Fresh and Slick Rick's many times remade beatbox classic "La Di Da Di."

But just as quickly as the electro rhythm and Wynter's opening lyrics, "Dim the lights," signaled that this was not a cover, I was intrigued by the dimly-lit, dinner scene that suggested something sinister was about to take place.

Within 50 seconds, the sultry Gordon has crawled across the dining room table and kicked Steve Aoki in the face, knocking him onto the floor, where she proceeds to unleash on him a WWF-styled beatdown.