Most people own one Alanis Morissette album: Jagged Little Pill. For those of a certain age, it's an album that defined our teen angst and shouted to our lovers of yore a loud, angry "F You!" Alanis went on to record more albums, and some were successful (Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie went platinum three times) while others were not (her last album So-Called Chaos peaked at No.

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For all these years that Alanis Morissette has been working the fiesty pop star thing, she may have been missing her true calling — as the female Weird Al Yankovich. Now, I normally find Alanis pretty annoying, but I think Fergie is infinitely more annoying, and that is why I love this music video for Alanis's cover of "My Humps." By turning the horrendous Black Eyed Peas hit into an earnest, forlorn ballad, Morissette highlights just how laughable these song lyrics really are.

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