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** "Ladies Night" is from a female perspective, when it had been sung from a male's in Kool & the Gang's version.

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** "Ladies Night" is from a female perspective, when it had been sung from a male's in Kool & the Gang's Music/KoolAndTheGang's version.
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* BareMidriffsAreFeminine: The girls all wore midriff-baring clothes, though Liz less often than the others.

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* BareMidriffsAreFeminine: The All the girls all wore midriff-baring clothes, clothes from time to time, though Liz [[TokenWholesome Liz]] less often than the others.
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* BareYourMidriff:

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* BareYourMidriff: BareMidriffsAreFeminine: The girls all wore midriff-baring clothes, though Liz less often than the others.

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* LegFocus: Jenny in the video for "If You Come To Me" is seen stretching her legs out against a reflected surface.



* ShesGotLegs: Jenny in the video for "If You Come To Me" is seen stretching her legs out against a reflected surface.
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The Kittens were initially only mildly successful, their first album "Right Now" and their first four singles doing poorly. The label was considering dropping them but their manager convinced them to allow the girls to release one last song. This song was "Whole Again" (which was later covered in 2003 as slow rock version by Music/Busted) and became their first number 1 single. They were much more successful in Europe, Asia and Australia but didn't quite make it in America. They stayed together until 2004 when they had a mutual split but they have reformed several times for one-off appearances. Kerry Katona reunited with the group in 2012 for ''The Big Reunion'' - ironically replacing Jenny due to her own pregnancy this time. Michelle Heaton of Liberty X filled in for Liz during a 2016 tour. In 2017 Katona left the group for a second time leaving the group as duo - until mid-2021 when Frost reunited with the group.

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The Kittens were initially only mildly successful, their first album "Right Now" and their first four singles doing poorly. The label was considering dropping them but their manager convinced them to allow the girls to release one last song. This song was "Whole Again" (which was later covered in 2003 as slow rock version by Music/Busted) Music/{{Busted}}) and became their first number 1 single. They were much more successful in Europe, Asia and Australia but didn't quite make it in America. They stayed together until 2004 when they had a mutual split but they have reformed several times for one-off appearances. Kerry Katona reunited with the group in 2012 for ''The Big Reunion'' - ironically replacing Jenny due to her own pregnancy this time. Michelle Heaton of Liberty X filled in for Liz during a 2016 tour. In 2017 Katona left the group for a second time leaving the group as duo - until mid-2021 when Frost reunited with the group.
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The Kittens were initially only mildly successful, their first album "Right Now" and their first four singles doing poorly. The label was considering dropping them but their manager convinced them to allow the girls to release one last song. This song was "Whole Again" and became their first number 1 single. They were much more successful in Europe, Asia and Australia but didn't quite make it in America. They stayed together until 2004 when they had a mutual split but they have reformed several times for one-off appearances. Kerry Katona reunited with the group in 2012 for ''The Big Reunion'' - ironically replacing Jenny due to her own pregnancy this time. Michelle Heaton of Liberty X filled in for Liz during a 2016 tour. In 2017 Katona left the group for a second time leaving the group as duo - until mid-2021 when Frost reunited with the group.

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The Kittens were initially only mildly successful, their first album "Right Now" and their first four singles doing poorly. The label was considering dropping them but their manager convinced them to allow the girls to release one last song. This song was "Whole Again" (which was later covered in 2003 as slow rock version by Music/Busted) and became their first number 1 single. They were much more successful in Europe, Asia and Australia but didn't quite make it in America. They stayed together until 2004 when they had a mutual split but they have reformed several times for one-off appearances. Kerry Katona reunited with the group in 2012 for ''The Big Reunion'' - ironically replacing Jenny due to her own pregnancy this time. Michelle Heaton of Liberty X filled in for Liz during a 2016 tour. In 2017 Katona left the group for a second time leaving the group as duo - until mid-2021 when Frost reunited with the group.
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** "Whole Again" went through several different revisions before settling on its final form. The Japanese release of "Right Now" had a barebone demo of the song with Kerry speaking all the verses and Natasha and Liz singing the chorus. The second version kept Kerry's middle-8 section while introducing a slightly amended chord progression for the verses with Natasha and Liz singing them; this version was only performed live once before being drastically reworked into the third version with a tightened rhythm section and a heavy gospel influence, including the choir. After this version was put on the album and released as a single; Kerry left, which meant new replacement Jenny was brought in to re-record Kerry's middle-8 for the fourth version which was then sent to radio and TV.

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** "Whole Again" went through several different revisions before settling on its final form. The Japanese release of "Right Now" ''Right Now'' had a barebone demo of the song with Kerry speaking all the verses and Natasha and Liz singing the chorus. The second version kept Kerry's middle-8 section while introducing a slightly amended chord progression for the verses with Natasha and Liz singing them; this version was only performed live once before being drastically reworked into the third version with a tightened rhythm section and a heavy gospel influence, including the choir. After this version was put on the album and released as a single; Kerry left, which meant new replacement Jenny was brought in to re-record Kerry's middle-8 for the fourth version which was then sent to radio and TV.
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* RemadeForTheExport: Inverted with ''Right Now'', which was actually released first in Japan before being released in in the UK some months later. With the Japan release being heavily bubblegum-oriented, the first UK release took out two of the Japanese artifacts and introduced three new lighter and funk-oriented songs, while re-recording and remixing "I Want Your Love", "Cradle" and "Whole Again". Then for the second re-release after Kerry's departure and Jenny's introduction, the three new tracks from 2000 were kept, three new tracks were recorded, the final Japanese-exclusive song was deleted, and Jenny's voice was added to many of the tracks Kerry had a solo part in.

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* RemadeForTheExport: Inverted with ''Right Now'', which was actually released first in Japan before being released in in the UK some months later. With the Japan release being heavily bubblegum-oriented, the first UK release took out two of the three Japanese bubblegum artifacts and introduced three new lighter and funk-oriented songs, while re-recording and remixing "I Want Your Love", "Cradle" and "Whole Again". Then for the second re-release after Kerry's departure and Jenny's introduction, the three new tracks from 2000 were kept, three new midtempo tracks were recorded, recorded with the new line-up, the final Japanese-exclusive song was deleted, and Jenny's voice was added to many of the tracks Kerry had a solo part in.
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* RearrangeTheSong: Most of the original ''Right Now'' tracks from Japan were rearranged and re-recorded from their original versions to sound updated for 2000 and 2001; barring three Japan-exclusive tracks that sounded like they came from the earlier 1990s.
** "Whole Again" went through several different revisions before settling on its final form. The Japanese release of "Right Now" had a barebone demo of the song with Kerry speaking all the verses and Natasha and Liz singing the chorus. The second version kept Kerry's middle-8 section while introducing a slightly amended chord progression for the verses with Natasha and Liz singing them; this version was only performed live once before being drastically reworked into the third version with a tightened rhythm section and a heavy gospel influence, including the choir. After this version was put on the album and released as a single; Kerry left, which meant new replacement Jenny was brought in to re-record Kerry's middle-8 for the fourth version which was then sent to radio and TV.
* RemadeForTheExport: Inverted with ''Right Now'', which was actually released first in Japan before being released in in the UK some months later. With the Japan release being heavily bubblegum-oriented, the first UK release took out two of the Japanese artifacts and introduced three new lighter and funk-oriented songs, while re-recording and remixing "I Want Your Love", "Cradle" and "Whole Again". Then for the second re-release after Kerry's departure and Jenny's introduction, the three new tracks from 2000 were kept, three new tracks were recorded, the final Japanese-exclusive song was deleted, and Jenny's voice was added to many of the tracks Kerry had a solo part in.
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Liz and Jenny appear as themselves in the film ''Film/MikeBassettEnglandManager''. Their single "See Ya" can be heard in ''Film/BringItOn'', their cover of "The Tide is High (Get the Feeling)" is prominently featured in [[Series/LizzieMcGuire The Lizzie McGuire Movie]]'' and their very first single "Right Now" appears in ''{{Film/Aquamarine}}''.

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Liz and Jenny appear as themselves in the film ''Film/MikeBassettEnglandManager''. Their single "See Ya" can be heard in ''Film/BringItOn'', their cover of "The Tide is High (Get the Feeling)" is prominently featured in [[Series/LizzieMcGuire ''[[Series/LizzieMcGuire The Lizzie McGuire Movie]]'' and their very first single "Right Now" appears in ''{{Film/Aquamarine}}''.
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The Kittens were initially only mildly successful, their first album "Right Now" and their first four singles doing poorly. The label was considering dropping them but their manager convinced them to allow the girls to release one last song. This song was "Whole Again" and became their first number 1 single. They were much more successful in Europe, Asia and Australia but didn't quite make it in America. They stayed together until 2004 when they had a mutual split but they have reformed several times for one-off appearances. Kerry Katona reunited with the group in 2012 for ''The Big Reunion'' - ironically replacing Jenny due to her own pregnancy this time. Michelle Heaton of Liberty X filled in for Liz during a 2016 tour.

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The Kittens were initially only mildly successful, their first album "Right Now" and their first four singles doing poorly. The label was considering dropping them but their manager convinced them to allow the girls to release one last song. This song was "Whole Again" and became their first number 1 single. They were much more successful in Europe, Asia and Australia but didn't quite make it in America. They stayed together until 2004 when they had a mutual split but they have reformed several times for one-off appearances. Kerry Katona reunited with the group in 2012 for ''The Big Reunion'' - ironically replacing Jenny due to her own pregnancy this time. Michelle Heaton of Liberty X filled in for Liz during a 2016 tour.
tour. In 2017 Katona left the group for a second time leaving the group as duo - until mid-2021 when Frost reunited with the group.
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* WhoWearsShortShorts: All of them in the "It's OK" video, even the pregnant Natasha.
--> '''Jenny:''' "How many 5-month pregnant women do you know who can get into ''them''?"
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* MixedAncestry: Natasha is of mixed Irish, Scottish and African descent (her father was mixed race).

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Liz and Jenny appear as themselves in the film ''Film/MikeBassettEnglandManager''.

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Liz and Jenny appear as themselves in the film ''Film/MikeBassettEnglandManager''.
''Film/MikeBassettEnglandManager''. Their single "See Ya" can be heard in ''Film/BringItOn'', their cover of "The Tide is High (Get the Feeling)" is prominently featured in [[Series/LizzieMcGuire The Lizzie McGuire Movie]]'' and their very first single "Right Now" appears in ''{{Film/Aquamarine}}''.



* BareYourMidriff: They actually only do this twice in the videos for "Eternal Flame" and "You Are".

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* BareYourMidriff: They actually only do this twice BareYourMidriff:
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in the videos for "Right Now" video; the former just wearing a midriff bearing set of t-shirts, while the latter has a blouse with the bottom buttons undone to achieve this.
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"Eternal Flame" again features Natasha in a midriff-baring tube top, and Jenny in one with straps - while Liz is just in a tank top that covers hers.
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"You Are".Are" has Jenny and Natasha in black versions of what they wore in "Eternal Flame". Liz once again is more covered up.



* TokenWholesome: In comparison to their fellow girl groups at the time, they were the least {{Stripperiffic}}. The girls were always dressed modestly enough and even when they wore revealing outfits in their videos, they weren't that exposed. Though they certainly blurred the line with the video for "If You Come To Me".

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* TokenWholesome: TokenWholesome:
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In comparison to their fellow girl groups at the time, they were the least {{Stripperiffic}}. The girls were always dressed modestly enough and even when they wore revealing outfits in their videos, they weren't that exposed. Though they certainly blurred the line with the video for "If You Come To Me".Me".
** Liz likewise was usually portrayed a little more modestly than the others in the first two albums. She went HotterAndSexier for the ''Ladies Night'' period.

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* AscendedExtra: During the ''Ladies Night'' era, Natasha was unable to commit to a lot of the group's requirements. So Liz took lead vocals on a lot more songs - notably "If You Come To Me". The album version of "Someone Like Me" likewise just had her singing the whole thing.

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During the ''Ladies Night'' era, Natasha was unable to commit to a lot of the group's requirements. So Liz took lead vocals on a lot more songs - notably "If You Come To Me". The album version of "Someone Like Me" likewise just had her singing the whole thing.
** A lot of album tracks just had Natasha singing all the solos, but the single versions would give them to Jenny and Liz. Notably "The Last Goodbye", "Cradle 2005" and "Love Doesn't Have To Hurt".



* ButNotTooBlack: Natasha is the only member who is of mixed English/Scottish/African heritage


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* MixedAncestry: Natasha is of mixed Irish, Scottish and African descent (her father was mixed race).
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* WomanInWhite: In the video for "Eternal Flame" and again for "Someone Like Me".
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** "It's OK" is a holiday themed video that opens with a gratuitous shot of all three Kittens [[SexySurfacingScene coming out of the sea in bikinis]]. They're in skimpy holiday wear for the rest of the video.

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** "It's OK" is a holiday themed video that opens with a gratuitous shot of all three Kittens [[SexySurfacingScene [[SexySurfacingShot coming out of the sea in bikinis]]. They're in skimpy holiday wear for the rest of the video.

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