DJ Earworm has just dropped his annual mash-up, and this year it’s all about Strawberry Ice Cream.
Global (17 December 2020) – Each year since 2007, DJ Earworm has taken the biggest tunes of the year and combined them into one ultra-catchy, viral-ready mash-up called “The United States of Pop.”
And we think the 2021 mash-up is one of his best.
Nothing will ever beat “Blame It on the Pop” from 2009, but DJ Earworm hasn’t stopped his yearly mashup track, and he’s back to mix all of 2021’s greatest tracks into one glorious mash-up.
This year it’s called “Strawberry Ice Cream” and features 25 of the most popular songs in 2021, including artists like Justin Bieber, Card B Adele, Ed Sheeran, The Weeknd Olivia Rodrigo, Lil Nas X and Doja Catand many more!
Watch the video below:
Sources: CHOC Newsletter
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