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OH WHAT, OH WHAT, OH WHAT!

Just in time for the Super Bowl, Ryan Murphy has decided to bestow upon us the most gracious of presents:

A performance from next week's episode of Glee!

To be more precise: the performance of Beyonce's Diva from next week's Glee!

And do you know who reigns supreme as McKinley High's Queen D? Oh, you are just going to have to watch to find out!

Ch-ch-check out the FEROICITY of this video (above) to see how the Glee kids do Bey PROUD!

Diva is a female version of a hustla … but that must mean that Darren Criss is a hustlin' DIVA!

PREACH!

P.S. - Have we mentioned lately how having Ryan on Twitter has changed our lives?!

SUCH A SNOWY GLEEKFEST!!

Thursday night's Glee took us to the land of artificial snowflakes and unrequited loves as the Glee clubbers enjoyed their super sassy Sadie Hawkins dance!

Totally diggin' the mix of new and classic hits, our favorite was of course their cover of Bruno Mars' Locked Out of Heaven.

Ch-ch-check it ouuttt (above)!!!

Melissa Benoist's voice was pretty and pleasant as always, but you know we could always use some more Lea Michele!

Alas… Lea's character is now singing in NYC (for those just returning to the series), so Melissa totally killed it with Heather Morris in Tell Him — the first Heather number we've REALLY REALLY loved that isn't a Britney Spears cover.

But let us not forget about the boys!! Their rendition of No Scrubs tickled us in every way possible. And OMG — that Baby Got Back!?! LOL!!!

You've really gotta watch those for yourself!

So without further ado, ladies and gents, expose yourself to the contagious stylings of the aforementioned tunes — as well as I Don't Know How To Love Him and I Only Have Eyes For You …AFTER THE JUMP!!!

This is one of those rare cases where a specific song selection is so PERFECT and INSPIRED that we can't believe that this show has been on for FOUR YEARS without already utilizing its GLORY!

But hey! The wait has only made the pay-off THAT much sweeter, folks!

As if the preview of the boys of New Directions stripping down to their skivvies to raise money for Regionals for next week's Glee didn't have us trapped enough in a whirlwind of lust, they will be MOST DEFINITELY putting us over the edge in the upcoming episode, "Sadie Hawkins!"

Why, might you ask?!

Because our beloved Kevin McHale, Darren Criss, Chord Overstreet, and Samuel Larson have teamed up to DOMINATE their own version of our FAVORITE TLC song of all time (Sorry, Waterfalls!)…No Scrubs!

Seriously! You simply MUST listen (above) while we continue to bask in the AWESOMENESS!

But WAIT! There's so much more coming up for our friends at McKinley High!

Check out Melissa Benoist and Alex Newell teaming up for Bruno Mars' Locked Out Of Heaven; Rachel 2.0, along with Heather Morris, doing their own take on Tell Him by The Exciters; Jenna Ushkowitz taking on the Jesus Christ Superstar classic I Don't Know How To Love Him; the debut of Chris Colfer's new love interest Oliver Kieran Jones doing Sir Mix-A-Lot's Baby Got Back; while Blake Jenner covers The Flamingos' I Only Have Eyes For You…AFTER THE JUMP!!!

Hachaaa!!!! Whoopie!!!

We are toe-tapping our feetz in SO much excitement because, not only did we find out Glee is planning to return for a fifth season, but Glod Ryan Murphy recently addressed Blaine and Kurt's broken relationship via Twitter…

And the love-torn pair are apparently reuniting for Emma and Will's wedding, AND they lock lips for a hot hot hot car makeout sesh!

Phew, we guess Blaine is NOT getting killed off anytime soon! LOlz!

Mr. Murphs posted:

Kurt is not bringing Adam to the wedding. His date is Blaine. They sing a duet for Emma. And make out in a steamy car. Ur welcome.

— Ryan Murphy (@MrRPMurphy) January 10, 2013

AND not only did Ryan bless us with the above news, he also divulged that SOMONE is gonna find out they're PREGNANT in a future episode!!

The television mastermind hinted:

Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy!

Time for a little Glee chatter!

And believe you me, we’ve got a thing or two to say about last night’s Glee. After a few weeks of feeling like the kids should change their name to “Lost With No Direction,” last night’s episode firmly put our favorite show back on track.

How do we know? Because we cried twice, gasped once and laughed more times than we have in ages! Plus, we woke up singing an 80s rock ballad; all of the telltale signs of a perfect Glee episode!

So let’s dive right in, shall we!

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! AND MAYBE WE HAVEN’T BEEN CLEAR YET, BUT THERE WERE SOME MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS LAST NIGHT. SO, IF YOU’D RATHER BE SURPRISED, WE REALLY HAVE NO IDEA WHY YOU ARE STILL READING THIS POINT. YOU’RE KIND OF DOING YOURSELF A DISERVICE. GO DO SOMETHING ELSE. GO! GO! STILL HERE… HEY, WE TRIED!

After effing that MAH-velous Kiki mashups and a chilling finale number, we are simply fluttering our jazz fingers in SO much anticipation to find out what happens on the next episode of Glee!

But even though we may not know (SPOILER ALERT!!!) the fate of Kurt and Blaine's relationship, or if Marley conquers her body image issues, we DO have a variety of tunes from this Thursday's episode — titled Swan Song — to tide us over!

First you MUST whoo-pee and ha-chaa with Rachel and Cassandra as they battle it out in the classic, devlish number All that Jazz from Chicago (above)!

THEN listen to Finn and the rest of New Directions cover the powerhouse track Don't Dream It's Over, croon along with Rachel as she takes on Being Good isn't Good Enough, weep to Kurt's rendition of Being Alive, and finally get a hint of what's to happen with Brittany and Sam as they duet Something Stupid (below)!

Okay, we think Heather Morris may be doing some SERIOUS method acting!

Because this is the kind of FOOLISH only Brittany S. Pierce would find acceptable!

The Glee actress is apparently causing all sorts of drama with her neighbors because she won't stop parking her car on the SIDEWALK in front of their El Lay apartment building, essentially BLOCKING all residents from using the entrance!

Worse yet, she