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Watch: '2025 Movie Mashup' Annual Cinema Recap by Jed Wagman
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Watch: ‘2025 Movie Mashup’ Annual Cinema Recap by Jed Wagman

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Watch: ‘2025 Movie Mashup’ Annual Cinema Recap by Jed Wagman

by Alex Billington
December 2, 2025
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“Everything you see, everything you know, everyone you ever met, everyone you ever know – you contain multitudes.” Here we go! The very first movie trailer mashup 2025 retrospective video has debuted, created by the London-based movie lover Jed Wagman of Wagman Studios. His “2025 Movie Mashup” video is available now. Click play for an exciting trip back through the past 11 months of cinema. Nearly 7 minutes of footage from almost every big and small movie in 2025 cut together into his usual riveting and entertaining wrap up recap. Always so much fun to watch! Wagman’s 2025 movie mashup is also a reminder that if you haven’t seen all the films yet, there’s plenty to catch up on. Though he jokes in his intro: “Featuring over 231 different films this video features the best films of 2025 including the biggest blockbusters, festival faves, as well as a lot of trash that was also released this year.” Ha. I’m glad this features some of the indie gems that always need attention: Urchin, Blue Moon, Late Shift, The Legend of Ochi, Little Amelie, Nouvelle Vague, The Mastermind, 100 Nights of Hero, Deep Cover, and many others. Enjoy this thrilling look back at 2025.

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Video direct from Jed Wagman’s YouTube. His intro for his 2025 Movie Mashup: “2025 has been a great year for films! From new installments in the Mission Impossible and Now You See Me franchises all the way to Huntrix taking the world by storm in KPop Demon Hunters, there have been so many great films and my annual movie mashup is here rounding them all up.” Featuring over 231 different films (full list available on YT) this video features the best films of 2025 including the biggest blockbusters, the festival favourites, as well as a lot of trash that was also released this year. You can follow Jed for more updates on his YT channel or also on his Twitter @jedwagman. If you want to find out which movie is shown in which scene, either comment below or on YT and someone will respond and tell you which it is. Always so many discoveries and forgotten favorites in these annual mashups! Catch more 2025 recaps in our Looking Back category here. Watch more trailers here. Which of these are your faves of 2025 so far? How many of ’em have you seen?

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Linda Perry Reacts to Viral Nicki Minaj ‘Beez in the Trap’ Mashup
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Linda Perry Reacts to Viral Nicki Minaj ‘Beez in the Trap’ Mashup

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Over the last few weeks, a peculiar remix of 4 Non Blondes’ “What’s Up?” and Nicki Minaj’s “Beez in the Trap” has taken TikTok by storm, with everyone from Sabrina Carpenter and Demi Lovato to Malala Yousafzai and Simone Biles joining in on the trend.

The videos start with Linda Perry’s signature vocals on the song — “I wake up in the morning and I step outside” — before the catchy beat of Minaj’s Pink Friday classic sneaks in for the background. As Perry lets out the song’s high notes, Minaj’s rap voice — “Bitches ain’t shit, and they ain’t say nothing” — takes over. It’s one of the most-posted tunes this month, with TikTokers using it as a soundtrack to show off Halloween costumes, hard-launch relationships, and showcase having friends with very different personalities.

DJ Aux Lord, an Ohio-based college senior who made the remix and asked not to be identified ny name or gender, is behind the viral sound, which they made and posted back in August. Their reaction to the big moment? “I’m so gagged,” they tell Rolling Stone. “It’s just been so crazy.”

The silly remix was posted to their TikTok page months ago, receiving 50,000 likes but not really spreading from there. Aux Lord, who has a background as a classically trained pianist and is currently studying psychology, says they started the page to share their adventurous mashups with close friends — and never expected a remix to have a moment like this. 

“I think it’s really fun to mix songs that don’t have to do with each other. There was no real reason why I chose to mix these,” they say. “I don’t know if they were in the same key or similar keys, but I thought it was so funny. The beat on ‘Beez’ is so catchy that it went so well with the vocals.”

Only Aux Lord’s close friends know who is behind the account, which has been viewed millions of times and used over 400,000 times on the platform, including by members of Katseye, Dancing with the Stars competitors, Marcello Hernández, and, most recently by Lovato, Troye Sivan, Rachel Sennott, and Adéla.

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In a statement to Rolling Stone, Linda Perry calls the remix “ridiculous in all the best ways,” saying it made her get on TikTok for the very first time. Earlier this month, she joined artist Sophia Treadway in a lip-sync video using the song.

“She convinced me, and then after we released the version of me doing  ‘What’s Up’ and her doing ‘Beez,’ her followers were like ‘FLIP IT’ and honestly, I don’t know what that means,” Perry says with a laugh. “I mean, it’s pretty awesome, I must say. It’s out of control.”

The trend has sparked a massive spike in Spotify streams for Minaj’s track, which jumped 460 percent globally this month — with Gen Z listeners driving a 2,120 percent jump in discovery of Minaj’s music through the song, according to information from the streaming platform. Meanwhile, 4 Non-Blondes’ “What’s Up” saw a 75 percent boost. The boost might seem small, but it’s because it already saw a jump last month thanks to Cardi B and Lizzo’s “What’s Goin’ On,” which sampled the original.

Minaj, for her part, used the TikTok sound to share a carousel of photos and encouraged fans to support those doing the trend: “Barbz, show love to the ppl doing the trend. love you. You’re cute. Or whatever.”

DJ Aux Lord jokes that their close friends call them “Radio Rebel,” a nod to the secret DJ character played by Debby Ryan in the Disney Channel Original, since they’ve been spinning at parties at their college (including one this weekend) without anyone knowing they’re behind the viral trend. Beyond the Perry-Minaj mashup, they’ve also blended HorsegiirL with the Beatles, Taylor Swift with Charli XCX, and Chappell Roan’s “The Subway” with City Girls’ “Act Up” — all while using an app on their iPad called DJ Pro. (At parties, they clarify, they use their DDJ-FLX4.)

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“A lot of people think music mixing and DJing are hard to get into as a hobby, but it goes to show you don’t need expensive equipment to reach a large audience. I think I’m going to keep doing it for fun for now. It’s a fun hobby, but I might branch out in the winter and see if I could DJ at gigs as a side hustle,” they say. “I didn’t think I was going to go this far.”

Linda Perry, for her part, is manifesting a real-life moment with the Queen of Rap: “I think everyone is trying to get Nicki and me to do one together,” she says. “It would be fun, and the best part is? ‘I love Nicki Minaj!’”

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See Demi Lovato Mashup Lady Gaga's 'Mayhem' Songs for BBC Live Lounge
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See Demi Lovato Mashup Lady Gaga’s ‘Mayhem’ Songs for BBC Live Lounge

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Singer’s new album, It’s Not That Deep, arrives Friday

Demi Lovato performed a mashup of two songs off Lady Gaga’s Mayhem during the singer’s visit to BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge.

It’s tradition for guests to tackle another artist’s music while in the Live Lounge, but Lovato upped the ante by mashing up Mayhem’s “Disease” and “Perfect Celebrity” into one seamless performance.

Lovato’s Mayhem mashup comes just two days before the singer releases her latest album, It’s Not That Deep, out this Friday. Lovato previously previewed the 11-track album with the lead singles “Fast” and “Here All Night,” both club-ready records that choose dancing over deep dives. “So proud of all the work I’ve done,” she shared on Instagram, “and now, it’s time to celebrate and have some fun!!!”

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“With my past eras, I often wrote cathartic music about heavy topics that I needed to process,” Lovato said in a statement when she announced her eighth studio LP. 

“When I got back in the studio this time around, those songs just weren’t resonating anymore because I’m not in that place in life. I’m happy, I’m in love, and I just want to enjoy life and have fun. I realized it’s not that deep anymore, and that became the ethos for this album. It’s Not That Deep is meant for late nights and dancefloors, and I can’t wait for you all to dance with me.”

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The Most Epic Mashup In Fashion History? Victoria's Secret's Britney-Kamal Haasan Tribute! | Glamsham.com
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The Most Epic Mashup In Fashion History? Victoria’s Secret’s Britney-Kamal Haasan Tribute! | Glamsham.com

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Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show was once again to dazzling heights in October 2025, reclaiming its place in world spotlight with an adrenaline-pumping extravaganza in New York City. With stunning sets, fearless fashion, and performances by Missy Elliott, Karol G, and K-pop sensation TWICE, the show combined glamour with innovation — but one surprise musical moment was the true showstopper.

In a runway moment, the crowd was left agog over an amazing mashup: Britney Spears’ Toxic being seamlessly merged with Tere Mere Beech Mein, a popular Hindi tune from the 1981 Bollywood movie Ek Duuje Ke Liye. The East-meets-West mashup went viral, exciting fans online and sparking renewed controversy around the two songs’ long-mulled-up connection.

The fans had for long presumed that the hook of strings in Toxic was stolen from Tere Mere Beech Mein. Written by Laxmikant-Pyarelal and Anand Bakshi and performed by legends Lata Mangeshkar and S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, the original Hindi track has an identical haunting melody. The mashup they did for the fashion show capitalized on their audio affinities, combining the scorching syrupy groove of Spears’ 2003 single with the dramatics of the Hindi classic.

Toxic, on the other hand, was a global phenomenon, earning Britney Spears a Grammy and one of the defining songs of the 2000s. Tere Mere Beech Mein is from Ek Duuje Ke Liye, an antique Indian film which told a tragic love story of an intercultural affair. Starring Kamal Haasan and Rati Agnihotri and directed by K. Balachander, the film is still a powerful cultural reference point.

The mashup’s viral fame not only thrilled fans globally but also brought to light the rich musical exchange between the East and West — proving that melodies have no borders and no decades

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