Haven’t you ever wished that instead of being what it is, Glee was actually just a show about lesbians with no dialogue, only music videos? I sure do.+

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Top 10 Santana & Brittany Musical Numbers On Glee

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10. “I Kissed a Girl” // Katy Perry (307: I Kissed a Girl)

This episode was a shithole of death and despair, but this song gave the whole female cast an opportunity to act like lesbians, and it seems like they had a really nice time with that.

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9. “Disco Inferno” // The Tramps (316: Saturday Night Gleever)

This song is borderline unbearable, but somehow the performance manages to sizzle with sexual tension.

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8. “Run the World (Girls)” // Beyoncé (303: Asian F)

This won Brittany the election… IN YOUR PANTS.

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7. “Say A Little Prayer” // Dionne Warwick (102: Showmance)

Were we ever so young?

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6. “Songbird” // Fleetwod Mac (219: Rumours)

Technically it’s just a Santana number, but it just split your little lesbian heart open and therefore feels like a Brittany/Santana number in your heart. Your split-open heart.

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5. “Me Against the Music” // Brittany Spears (202: Britney/Brittany)

Sexy on multiple levels.

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4. “Landslide” // Fleetwood Mac (215: Sexy)

They sang this song the day our lives changed.

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3. “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” // Whitney Houston (317: Dance With Somebody)

I love the shit out of this number. I wasn’t here to recap it (Grace did!) but if I had, I would’ve declared my passionate love for this — they changed the pronouns and the nouns and everything!

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2. “Survivor”/”I Will Survive” // Gloria Gaynor (308: Hold On to Sixteen)

So, it turns out Brittany is the top.

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1. “Rumor Has It/Someone Like You” // Adele (306: Mash Off)

The most emotionally moving number in Glee history, in my totally biased opinion.