This line, in particular, is giving me Robin Thicke vibes. "Actin' all innocent, please When I know you out here thinkin' 'bout it" Although there are other songs such as Taylor Swift's "You Belong With Me," that talk about longing to be with someone who is already in a relationship because you share an emotional connection, but Ariana hasn't even met the guy she's pining after.
So she's essentially using the man's sexuality against him. Yes, this is predominantly through physical means. "Practically on my knees (Yeah, yeah) But I know I shouldn't think about it" Which, I mean…Īnyway, although the song’s entire tone is a little questionable, it gets even more inappropriate when you dive into the methods that Ari is trying to use to convince her the mystery guy to break up with his girlfriend. The idea of Ari wanting the relationship to end simply because she is bored kind of smacks of her wanting temporary entertainment in the face of another woman’s heartbreak.
The whole premise is Ari telling said suitor to ditch his girlfriend for her. If you’re not familiar with the song, let me fill you in.īasically, the song is from Ari to a potential suitor who is, in fact, already in a relationship. However, I have been experiencing some inner turmoil over one of her latest tracks.Īs someone who advocates for female empowerment and supporting our fellow sisters, “Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored,” is seriously rubbing me the wrong way. From the ponytail to the vocal chords and back round to her gorgeous heart, there’s nothing I don’t find great about the girl. Before we begin, let me start by saying, I absolutely adore Ariana Grande.
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