We see by our watch that it's time to have Justin Bieber back in Framed... the terms of our contract can oft be harsh!... but, rather than feature the solo Beeb, we thought it might be fun to see his team-up with Jamaican fusion artist Sean Kingston.

It all happened in 2010, when Justin helped out on Sean's "Eenie Meenie," a dance-pop tune that takes a musical look at the little-examined phenomenon of faithlessness. It was co-written by Sean, Justin, and — we're not making this up — five other people.

Yes, it took a total of seven people to write this song. That was in case Justin and Sean fouled out. And, to be fair, one of the lyrics is "Catch a bad chick by her toe," so it's not like all that talent was wasted or anything.

In any case, you're sure to enjoy the song, the video, and our captions, translated this week from the original Ukrainian. We'll be right back here again next week, so please let us know what you think about everything.

Harnoho dnja!

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So there we were at the bar, when Ginny the waitress said "Hey, why don't you do a blog about how hard it is to be a big rock star?"

"Michelob Ultra and a Sambuca, Ginny," we said. "So you think it's hard to be rich and famous?"

"Sure, it's hard. They must always worry about maintaining their status."

"You realize that this is gonna make a riveting intro to next week's Framed, right?," we asked. "Did you have somebody in mind?"

"Actually, yeah; I did. Miley Cyrus has taken quite a beating in the press."

"O'Connor?" we asked, raising an eyebrow. That guy's gotta be reigned in.

"No, just in general. She's always showing up in the press for stuff. Dancing in hot pants. Posing for risqué photo shoots. Kissing girls. You know."

"Well, being a big star has soul-draining demands that we can only guess at."

"You used to have her videos in Framed all the time."

"Yeah. We used to not drink, too."

Ginny looked disappointed.

"Tell you what, Ginny," we said. "For you, anything. We'll put Miley in next week's blog. What do you recommend?"

"Oh, 'Fly On The Wall.' It's all about how the paparazzi try to ruin the lives of our greatest stars, like Miley.

Whitney Houston's death has been one of the year's biggest, and saddest, music stories. The talented singer's many struggles with drugs over the years have been well-publicized, so we won't repeat them here.

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Houston was the most-awarded female act in history, having sold over 170 million records in her lifetime. She had eight Top 10 albums and 11 #1 hit singles, and was a powerful influence on many modern singers. Said Jon Caramanica in the New York Times: "She was, alongside Michael Jackson and Madonna, one of the crucial figures to hybridize pop in the 1980s."

We've been wanting to do a Whitney Framed for some weeks, but it just didn't feel right. That's because Framed is generally funny — or, it was until we wrote this introduction. But in looking through her videos, we realized that "One Moment In Time," which was recorded for the 1988 Summer Olympics, didn't feature Whitney in the video at all. Instead, it features images from the '84 and '88 Olympics to a Whitney soundtrack.