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* BrokenAesop: "All About That Bass" is supposed to celebrate curves, but gives the impression that you need men to validate your appearance and jokingly denounces skinny people.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some fans are not pleased with the new direction Trainor took with her newest video, preferring her as a blonde and the less sexual overtones of her previous videos.
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%%* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some fans are not pleased with the new direction Trainor took with her newest video, preferring her as a blonde and the less sexual overtones of her previous videos.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Meghan herself is pretty divisive. Some see her as a fun new star with a positive message and a unique style, while others see her as misguided at best or completely out of her depth when it comes to the messages of her songs. "Thank You", with its completely different sound and arguably more shallow lyrics doesn't help the divide. She also comes off as rather sexist in some of her views.
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* RefrainFromAssuming: "No Excuses" is not called "Someone Else", even though those words show up way more in the song than the title does.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some fans are not please with the new direction Trainor took with her newest video, preferring her as a blonde and the less sexual overtones of her previous videos.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Some fans are not please pleased with the new direction Trainor took with her newest video, preferring her as a blonde and the less sexual overtones of her previous videos.
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UI is now Flame Bait. Example will be zapped because it does not provide evidence that it is more than one person's thinking.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: See BrokenBase above. Some fans are not please with the new direction Trainor took with her newest video, preferring her as a blonde and the less sexual overtones of her previous videos.
* UnfortunateImplications: [[http://www.nylon.com/articles/why-meghan-trainor-bothers-us One of her songs' defining traits]], for better or worse.
** "All About That Bass" is supposed to be a body-positivity song, focusing especially on curves. But the song denounces skinny people and justifies it with a weak JustJokingJustification.
** "Dear Future Husband" is intended to be about treating women properly and being a good partner, but the song and the video include some outdated anti-feminist views like "women are typically housewives", and the tone is much more aggressive and demanding than the message is said to be. The lyrics also have some underlying sexism toward men and promotes unrealistic expectations, such as implying a man should never disagree with his woman because "she's never wrong".
*** Also the line "And know we'll never see your family more than mine" is pointed out by many to be a tactic used in DomesticAbuse.
** "Me Too", while trying to be a song about how great her life is, has the line "If I was you, I'd wanna be me too", which is essentially her bragging about how the listener is worse than her. In other words, she is better than you, and you are worse than her. While {{Boastful Rap}}s nowadays are nothing new, this one comes in a more unwelcoming sense.
* UnfortunateImplications: [[http://www.nylon.com/articles/why-meghan-trainor-bothers-us One of her songs' defining traits]], for better or worse.
** "All About That Bass" is supposed to be a body-positivity song, focusing especially on curves. But the song denounces skinny people and justifies it with a weak JustJokingJustification.
** "Dear Future Husband" is intended to be about treating women properly and being a good partner, but the song and the video include some outdated anti-feminist views like "women are typically housewives", and the tone is much more aggressive and demanding than the message is said to be. The lyrics also have some underlying sexism toward men and promotes unrealistic expectations, such as implying a man should never disagree with his woman because "she's never wrong".
*** Also the line "And know we'll never see your family more than mine" is pointed out by many to be a tactic used in DomesticAbuse.
** "Me Too", while trying to be a song about how great her life is, has the line "If I was you, I'd wanna be me too", which is essentially her bragging about how the listener is worse than her. In other words, she is better than you, and you are worse than her. While {{Boastful Rap}}s nowadays are nothing new, this one comes in a more unwelcoming sense.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: See BrokenBase above. Some fans are not please with the new direction Trainor took with her newest video, preferring her as a blonde and the less sexual overtones of her previous videos.
* UnfortunateImplications: [[http://www.nylon.com/articles/why-meghan-trainor-bothers-us One of her songs' defining traits]], for better or worse.
** "All About That Bass" is supposed to be a body-positivity song, focusing especially on curves. But the song denounces skinny people and justifies it with a weak JustJokingJustification.
** "Dear Future Husband" is intended to be about treating women properly and being a good partner, but the song and the video include some outdated anti-feminist views like "women are typically housewives", and the tone is much more aggressive and demanding than the message is said to be. The lyrics also have some underlying sexism toward men and promotes unrealistic expectations, such as implying a man should never disagree with his woman because "she's never wrong".
*** Also the line "And know we'll never see your family more than mine" is pointed out by many to be a tactic used in DomesticAbuse.
** "Me Too", while trying to be a song about how great her life is, has the line "If I was you, I'd wanna be me too", which is essentially her bragging about how the listener is worse than her. In other words, she is better than you, and you are worse than her. While {{Boastful Rap}}s nowadays are nothing new, this one comes in a more unwelcoming sense.videos.
* UnfortunateImplications: [[http://www.nylon.com/articles/why-meghan-trainor-bothers-us One of her songs' defining traits]], for better or worse.
** "All About That Bass" is supposed to be a body-positivity song, focusing especially on curves. But the song denounces skinny people and justifies it with a weak JustJokingJustification.
** "Dear Future Husband" is intended to be about treating women properly and being a good partner, but the song and the video include some outdated anti-feminist views like "women are typically housewives", and the tone is much more aggressive and demanding than the message is said to be. The lyrics also have some underlying sexism toward men and promotes unrealistic expectations, such as implying a man should never disagree with his woman because "she's never wrong".
*** Also the line "And know we'll never see your family more than mine" is pointed out by many to be a tactic used in DomesticAbuse.
** "Me Too", while trying to be a song about how great her life is, has the line "If I was you, I'd wanna be me too", which is essentially her bragging about how the listener is worse than her. In other words, she is better than you, and you are worse than her. While {{Boastful Rap}}s nowadays are nothing new, this one comes in a more unwelcoming sense.
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* SignatureSong: "All About That Bass" and "Like I'm Gonna Lose You".
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* SignatureSong: "All About That Bass" and "Like I'm Gonna Lose You".You", and also "Marvin Gaye" if you consider her duet songs.
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* SignatureSong: "All About That Bass" and "Like I'm Gonna Lose You".
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*** Also the line "And know we'll never see your family more than mine" is pointed out by many to be a tactic used in DomesticAbuse.
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** "Dear Future Husband" is intended to be about treating women properly and being a good partner, but the song and the video include some outdated anti-feminist views like "women are typically housewives", and the tone is much more aggressive and demanding than the message is said to be. The lyrics also have some underlying sexism toward men and promotes unrealistic expectations, such as a man should never disagree with his woman because " shes never wrong ".
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** "Dear Future Husband" is intended to be about treating women properly and being a good partner, but the song and the video include some outdated anti-feminist views like "women are typically housewives", and the tone is much more aggressive and demanding than the message is said to be. The lyrics also have some underlying sexism toward men and promotes unrealistic expectations, such as implying a man should never disagree with his woman because " shes "she's never wrong ".wrong".
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** "Because you know I'm all about that bass, bout that bass, no treble..."
** "I know you lie, 'cause your lips are movin'..."
** "Because you know I'm all about that bass, bout that bass, no treble..."
** "I know you lie, 'cause your lips are movin'..."
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** "All About That Bass" is celebrated by some people for being an example of body positivity for heavy set figures in modern music, but others see the song as a BrokenAesop that ''should'' have been about promoting body positivity as a whole and not just towards BigBeautifulWomen. Others took issue with the lyrics implying that self-confidence actually came from male validation.
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** "All About That Bass" is celebrated by some people for being an example of body positivity for heavy set figures in modern music, but others see the song as a BrokenAesop that ''should'' have been about promoting body positivity as a whole and not just towards BigBeautifulWomen.[[BigBeautifulWoman heavier women]]. Others took issue with the lyrics implying that self-confidence actually came from male validation.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Her song "Mom" is a very touching tribute to her mother(who appears on the song during the bridge).
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Her song "Mom" is a very touching tribute to her mother (who appears on the song during the bridge).
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: "Dear Future Husband" sounds a ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKQRHlq0F08 lot]]'' like Olly Murs' song "I Just Want You to Dance With Me Tonight."
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: "Dear Future Husband" sounds a ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKQRHlq0F08 lot]]'' like Olly Murs' song "I Just Want You to Dance "Dance With Me Tonight." Tonight".
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Meghan herself is pretty divisive. Some see her as a fun new star with a positive message and a unique style, while others see her as misguided at best or completely out of her depth when it comes to the messages of her songs. "Thank You", with its completely different sound and arguably more shallow lyrics doesn't help the divide.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Meghan herself is pretty divisive. Some see her as a fun new star with a positive message and a unique style, while others see her as misguided at best or completely out of her depth when it comes to the messages of her songs. "Thank You", with its completely different sound and arguably more shallow lyrics doesn't help the divide. She also comes off as rather sexist in some of her views.
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** "Dear Future Husband" is intended to be about treating women properly and being a good partner, but the song and the video include some outdated anti-feminist views like "women are typically housewives", and the tone is much more aggressive and demanding than the message is said to be.
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** "Dear Future Husband" is intended to be about treating women properly and being a good partner, but the song and the video include some outdated anti-feminist views like "women are typically housewives", and the tone is much more aggressive and demanding than the message is said to be. The lyrics also have some underlying sexism toward men and promotes unrealistic expectations, such as a man should never disagree with his woman because " shes never wrong ".
