Somehow I remembered the other day I watched a reel about (as usual) Gen Z thought Ava Max's song Kings and Queens was the original, and then proceeds to show Ankie Bagger, Bon Jovi, and Bonnie Tyler. I am only 100% familiar with Bon Jovi's (it's You Give Love a Bad Name), Ankie's and Bonnie's I prolly heard on the telly. So, I was curious with Ava Max's...

The lyrics sound so... I don't know, I just don't like how the lyrics sound (not the meaning). Well, until I finally read the lyrics. It became worse.

It's the culmination of what Hollywood thought as feminism and how they wrote female characters these days. Ghibli truly nailed how to write female characters.

To write one character like that was okay, but to write every single one like that, please stop. Heard that Wendy and Tiger Lily are like that too now

Videos for reference:

Ava Max - Kings & Queens [Official Music Video]

Ankie Bagger - Where Were You Last Night

Bon Jovi - You Give Love A Bad Name (Official Music ...

Bonnie Tyler - If You Were A Woman (And I Was A Man)

The best thing about this comparison is probably that the part that sounds exactly the same is put right at the beginning