The 2011 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show on CBS featured music performances by Kayne West, Jay-Z, Nicki Minaj, and Maroon 5.

The six runway segments, Ballet, Super Angels, Passion, Angels Aquatic, I Put a Spell On You, and Club Pink featured a record number of models and looks in the show. The annual Victoria's Secret special costs $12 million to produce and is seen in over 180 countries.

Victoria's Secret Fashion Show Playlist

Kayne West performed his hit "Stronger". He was supposed to sing the song in the 2007 Victoria's Secret Show, but had to drop out due to the death of his mother. He was then joined on stage by surprise guest Jay-Z for their song "Niggas in Paris". In a later segment Maroon 5 played their current hit "Moves Like Jagger". (You can watch the Victoria's Secret models lip sync that song in this Victoria's Secret YouTube video.) Speaking of Maroon 5 and Victoria's Secret models, lead singer Adam Levine serenaded model (and girlfriend) Anne Vyalitsina during her appearance in the show. Last to perform was Nicki Minaj with her single "Super Bass" during the show's final "Pink" segment.

Here is the list of music used in the 2011 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show:

BALLET segment

Brave
by Leona Lewis

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Make Me Wanna Die
by The Pretty Reckless

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SUPER ANGELS segment

Stronger (Performance)
by Kayne West

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PASSION segment

California King Bed
by Rihanna

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ANGELS AQUATIC segment

Moves Like Jagger (Performance)
by Maroon 5

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Niggas in Paris "Homies in Paris" (Performance) by Kayne West & Jay-Z

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I PUT A SPELL ON YOU segment

Secrets
by OneRepublic

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CLUB PINK segment

Super Bass (Performance)
by Nicki Minaj

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Born this Way
by Lady Gaga

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S&M
by Rhianna

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On the January 11th episode of The Colbert Report on Comedy Central, host Stephen Colbert discussed his ballot voting choices for the Grammy Awards.

Colbert had trouble deciding who should win the Grammy Award for Best Alternative Album, so he invited nominees The Black Keys and Vampire Weekend to compete in a "Sell Out Off" to see which band got their music in the most TV commercials. Their ad battle featured spots from Zales, Honda, Tommy Hilfiger, Victoria's Secret, HP, and Sony Ericsson.

Colbert summed up their competition best: "Clearly you have equally whored out your music."

Contra
by Vampire Weekend

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Brothers
by The Black Keys

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