Much like we did when Britney Spears' "Hold It Against Me" single dropped, we have again taken to the internet to find the most hilarious, passionate and possibly nutty reactions to her "Hold It Against Me" video.

When you're looking for intense reactions to a Britney Spears song or video, you might as well not lollygag; you just go to the eye of the storm that is the fan community, Oh No They Didn't.

As you can imagine, initial reactions were...intense. Lots of words were written, lots of exclamation points were dropped. But, perhaps user "benrobot" best summed up the feelings of first responders with this gif...

Praise be. One thing that was especially interesting about the reactions to this video were that they were as much about the reactions as the video itself. User "hotlush" invoked some kind of manning of the ramparts (I think) with the comment, "Amazing, flawless, simply her best since WOMANIZER. Everyone stock up on wood cause the haters will be pressed against. March 29 couldn't come quicker."

But perhaps most interesting among all the ONTD comments were the theories about what "Hold It Against Me," like, really means, man. Take it away, "kimberlli":

"So this video was totally symbolizing her rise to fame with all her music videos playing as she was raised up in the dress, then when she fell back down, spraying the paint everywhere, and the joker smile was her breakdown and trying to act happy, and THAT AWESOME FIGHT SCENE was her fighting the bad parts about her away, and becoming herself again."

We're sold!

Over on the video side of things, fans definitely got busy posting their reactions to the clip. Here are our favorite two. The first from YouTube user, t0xicn3ssaxO.

And the second from user, RolyDelRio (and his dog) (OK mostly his dog):

+ Be sure to watch Britney Spears' "Hold It Against Me" video, below.

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Here's a special Friday treat for folks: It's a video sneak peek of Yellowcard's upcoming video for the song "For You And Your Denial," taken from the group's soon-to-be-released new album, When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes.

The new album marks the first time we'll have heard from Yellowcard since their recent reunion following a two-year hiatus. "For You And Your Denial" sounds like classic Yellowcard to us, with soaring, treated violin lines flying over a crunching, emo-punk foundation.

This really is a "sneak peek" vid, with the band performing with their backs to the camera on a remote highway in the desert. We'll have to wait for the full-length to get a good glimpse of them!

Check out the video sneak peek of Yellowcard's "For You And Your Denial," below and stay tuned for the official video premiere on Tuesday, February 22. When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes is due out March 22.

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We've had some pretty special "Live In NYC" shows over here at MTV, offering you incredible performances from the likes of Sleigh Bells and Warpaint. But this next "Live In NYC" is really something else. It's a breathtaking gig from hometown heroes, The National.

Here we have the sneakiest of sneak peeks of the show. But as teasers go, it's a heck of a glimpse into the soaring beauty and excitement that happens at live National shows.

While performing "Terrible Love" (at the Studio At Webster Hall), from the group's highly acclaimed 2010 album, High Violet, singer Matt Berninger jumps into the crowd, taking the music to the people.

Even though it's only a taste, it'll give you a good idea of the fantastic show we've got in store for you. You can watch the entire "Live In NYC" show by The National on Monday, Feb. 21, at MTV's "Live In NYC" site.

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You probably know Miranda Cosgrove mostly from her role as the titular character on the Nickelodeon show "iCarly." But if you've had the pleasure of listening to any of her music, especially "Kissin U" from her 2010 album, Sparks Fly, you'll know she's quite the burgeoning pop star as well.

In these exclusive interview clips, Miranda talks about both sides of her career. In the first clip, she chats about the thrill of getting to meet Weezer's Rivers Cuomo, via her producer Dr. Luke. In the second clip, she discusses the weirdest "iCarly" fan video she ever saw. WARNING: It's gross!

While we had the opportunity to pick her brain, we also got Miranda to tell us about what she's listening to these days (Radiohead is "ruling her iPod"), what her favorite karaoke song is (Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" or Pat Benatar's "Hit Me With Your Best Shot"), and whether she's team "Twilight" or "Hunger Games. ("Twilight" FTW!)

+ Check out Miranda Cosgrove interview clips and her latest video "Dancing Crazy" below. Miranda Cosgrove's High Maintenance EP comes out March 15.

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+ Learn all about the "punk rock...glam" fashions seen in Britney Spears' "Hold It Against Me" video from the clip's stylist. (MTV News)

+ Nick Jonas guest-starred on the sitcom "Mr. Sunshine" last night, playing a spoiled teen pop star. And he was actually hilarious. (Idolator)

+ Speaking of pop stars on the small screen, Justin Bieber's "CSI" character met his demise last night. Pour a little out for "Jason McCann." (CBS News)

+ Beyonce, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, formerly known as Destiny's Child, reunited! For lunch! (Pink Is The New Blog)

+ Gwyneth Paltrow has brokered a peace between Kings Of Leon and "Glee" creator Ryan Murphy. (TheFABlife)

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OK, whew. We were worried there for a minute. As you may have read earlier in the week, we felt like Justin Bieber might be entering his difficult, mid-teen funk -- his angry phase, if you will. But, as you can see above, something about Paris (the latest stop on his breakneck promo tour for "Never Say Never") has turned his frown upside down.

You see, first there was the disappointing Grammy night, then he threw shade at Gaga on "Chelsea Lately," then he had a kind of frosty Valentine's Day appearance on "Conan." We were getting a little worried!

Perhaps it was the Messerschmidt exhibit at the Louvre that put a smile on his mug?  Maybe he took a tour of the Paris Sewer Museum and thought, "I'm glad I don't live in a sewer." Or perhaps he just woke up this morning and realized, "I'm young, handsome, rich and famous."

Either way, it's nice to see your boy smiling again. We weren't quite ready for Angry Bieber.

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Maybe I'm preaching to the choir here, but Joe Jonas has always been the fashion icon of the Jonas Brothers. Like, case in point, this pic from 2007 (copped from Buzzworthy's awesome Best Of The Jonas Brothers gallery).

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Scarf game? Crushed. But honestly, even with all the previous evidence of his style acumen, none of us could have guessed that dude would have become such a Swag Ness Monster.

The pic at the top of this post is Joe Jonas stalking the streets of Los Angeles, sporting Don Johnson's "Miami Vice" facial hair, a scowl, aviators and a T-shirt with a cheetah on it. Dude looks more like an undercover cop who is about to go shoot some pool than one-third of an all-brother band. And we approve.

You see, the key to being tough is having an air of mystery, and Joe gets that. In every one of the (many) pics taken of him at that moment, Joe...has his hand in his pocket. Which begs so many questions! Is he going for his car keys? Does he have an engagement ring on that he doesn't want us to see? Is his hand bloody because he just beat somebody up over a poker game? The mystery is killing us -- and that's the point!

Check out Joe Jonas (and his bros.) in a slightly less tough pose, in the Jonas Brothers video "Burnin' Up" below.

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Here we have Ra Ra Riot's video for the song "Too Dramatic," taken from the group's 2010 album, The Orchard.

For the uninitiated, RRR wrap subtly complex melodies, driven by violin and cello, giving them a sound that resembles a more organic Phoenix. But this band, which originates from Syracuse, N.Y., is possibly most defined by the delicate lead vocals of Wes Miles.

In this clip, Miles makes a big splash, not just with his vocals, but with his Cosby sweater. "Too Dramatic" is a totally lovely and breezy song that coasts along on a insistent beat, while violinist Rebecca Zeller and cellist Alexandra Lawn add layers of melody over the top.

The video is more or less a performance clip, with some appealing special effects thrown in for good measure.

+ Watch Ra Ra Riot's "Too Dramatic" video below.

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And that's how you act like a famous person, kids. Floppy Kentucky Derby hat (which doesn't actually look that floppy)? Check. Cyclops sunglasses from "X-Men"? Check. Latex dress? Check!

Yep, for one shining moment this morning, Lady Gaga brought the crazy (in a good way) back to Times Square in New York City. The Lady was in midtown, visiting "Good Morning America," and despite the early call time, Gaga went all in on the outfit. No jeggings and Uggs for our girl.

Rather than simply pumping up anticipation for her upcoming album, Born This Way, Gaga was on the morning talk show to promote AIDS awareness. Her latex dress was, in fact, "condom inspired."

Check out another picture of Gaga turning Times Square into her own personal fashion show below. If you want to learn more about Lady Gaga's work for AIDS awareness and what you can do to help, head over to the MAC AIDS Fund site.

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+ There's a rumor floating around the sports end of the internet that Kanye West will be joining Rihanna during her NBA All-Star Game performance this coming Sunday to play a rendition of his "All Of The Lights." (Consequence Of Sound)

+ Lady Gaga wore a latex condom-inspired outfit on "Good Morning America" to promote AIDS awareness. (MTV News)

+ Patrick Stump has pushed back the release of his debut solo album, Soul Punk, to summer. But the former Fall Out Boy will make up for it by releasing an EP, Truant Wave, next Tuesday, Feb. 22! (Idolator)

+ Justin Bieber was in London last night at the premiere of his film "Never Say Never." (Just Jared Jr.)

+ Ne-Yo has taken a public stance against Auto-Tune, demanding singers, "take the training wheels off." (That Grape Juice)

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