Rehab

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"Rehab" is a song by English singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse, featured on her 2006 album Back to Black. The song famously details Winehouse's refusal to enter drug and alcohol treatment, with its catchy "no, no, no" chorus. "Rehab" earned Winehouse two Grammy Awards for best song and best recording. The album Back to Black itself was critically acclaimed and won multiple Grammy Awards, solidifying Winehouse's fame despite her personal struggles with substance abuse and tabloid attention.12

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Amy Winehouse
Back to Black
…Good,” and the infectious “Rehab,” with its sultry “no, no, no” refusal to enter drug and alcohol treatment. An Entertainment Weekly reviewer wrote, “It’s precisely Winehouse’s lyrics—smartass, aching, flirty, and often straight-up nasty—that raise this expertly crafted set into the realm of true, of-the-minute originality.”
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…Good,” and the infectious “Rehab,” with its sultry “no, no, no” refusal to enter drug and alcohol treatment. An Entertainment Weekly reviewer wrote, “It’s precisely Winehouse’s lyrics—smartass, aching, flirty, and often straight-up nasty—that raise this expertly crafted set into the realm of true, of-the-minute originality.”
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