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" Of all the schizophrenic popstars out there, Nicki Minaj easily leads the pack. After heading up the release of her new album Roman Reloaded - which also happens to be the name of her alter ego - with the bizarre but hip-hop crowd-pleasing &amp;#039;Stupid Hoe&amp;#039;, she&amp;#039;s now turned attention to her pop-loving audience with the LP&amp;#039;s latest cut. But while &amp;#039;Starships&amp;#039; is undoubtedly more radio-friendly, thankfully it remains just as demented. Produced by Lady GaGa hitmaker RedOne, Minaj spits about sipping on Bud Light, touching the sky and hitting the floor over Euro-inspired synths and a toe-tapping guitar riff. On paper, it sounds hideously generic (it&amp;#039;s essentially the love child of Sean Kingston&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Fire Burning&amp;#039; and Britney&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Till The World Ends&amp;#039;), but it still manages to come across refreshingly different. How? With a mix of her own inimitable quirks and, of course, that bonkers breakdown.   Listen to &amp;#039;Starships&amp;#039; below:       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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