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Is Pink's "Stupid Girls" still that bop?

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She was at her lowest, fat and broke - Try This flopped and she came on this mad as hell 3 years later in a rage and spared no one.

 

The way this was a lead single and almost ended her career in the USA - it peaked at #13 on the Hot 100 but quickly dropped and made #96 on the year-end chart.

 

2010s or 2020s Pink would never take a risk like this as a lead single

 

 

From YouTube Comments:

 

This song isn’t insulting girls just because they change themselves, it’s insulting girls who change themselves just to get attention from men. It’s encouraging girls being true to themselves and what they really want.

 

To understand the message of this song you need to know about what was happening at that moment, beauty was about being extremely skinny, eating disorders were just a way "to lose weight", etc., this song was so powerful back then because girls used to think they weren't beautiful if they weren't extremely skinny, so they would just do things to get famous, it didn't matter if they needed to have eating disorders or to do "stupid things" just to be famous. That's what the song is about, so please stop saying this song is judging women because it's not.

 

It's okay to be girly, I think this video is just a reminder to make sure you're doing it for the right reasons. Don't throw away your personality/ambition, especially to become some guy's object.

 

If you wanna be a girly girl, she's not saying to not do that, it's when you start doing different things to be pretty and to attract guys' attention. Just be yourself, strong and independent. Don't dress, act or look a certain way for other people

 

she knew she couldn;t remain a opening act for justin timberlake forever and had to do something quick :jonny6: the rest was history obv, great track, album etc.

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3 minutes ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

she knew she couldn;t remain a opening act for justin timberlake forever and had to do something quick :jonny6: the rest was history obv, great track, album etc.

The irony being she was an opening act for JT after this was released until "U + Ur Hand" started taking off :mandown:

1 minute ago, naval23 said:

The irony being she was an opening act for JT after this was released until "U + Ur Hand" started taking off :mandown:

queen had to start somewhere

Yes. Also the choreo was ahead of its time, TikTok kids would have eaten it up and made lots of challenges around it :bam:

 

38 minutes ago, naval23 said:

She was at her lowest, fat and broke

What :redface:

 

25 minutes ago, naval23 said:

The irony being she was an opening act for JT after this was released until "U + Ur Hand" started taking off :mandown:

Well, she couldn't tour for herself in the US during the Try This era so they had to do something quick for the IND era :gaycat6:

No, its awful. Talk about making a "not like the other girls" song, and then claiming to be feminist. But release a sexist song.

14 minutes ago, TalkThatRihanna said:

Yes we stan an anti-feminist bop @Reverse Warholian

The song's message was certainly misguided and did age like iceberg lettuce, but in context I don't think SG was inherently anti-feminist. It's well-produced and I love the chorus melody especially. Wish IND / Funhouse / TTAL Alecia stuck around permanently. :cries:

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It never was... P!nk has a lot of bangers and bops this is not one of them 

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