It talks about women’s solidarity, feminist anger stemming from social inequalities, and opposition to patriarchy. In her music, Paris Paloma touches on women’s themes, celebrates femininity, sings both about love and mourning.
The artist posted fragments of the latest song on social media. “labour”. She did not have to wait long for the reaction of Internet users. The song became an absolute number one. The song has already been liked by over 650,000 people.
Her song became a worldwide hit on TikTok long before its release
In the song, Paris Paloma lists, among other things, the activities that women must do on a daily basis to please men.
All day, every day therapist, mother, maid
A nymph, then a virgin
Nurse, then maid
Just an add-on that lives to accompany it
So that he doesn’t even have to lift a finger
24/7 childbirth machine
So that he can realize his dream of a house surrounded by a fence
It’s not love if you force it
You make me work too hard
The new single was quickly hailed as a feminist anthem that expresses women’s “primal rage.” Other TikTok users picked up on the song and started recording their own videos to it, sharing their experiences. In many of the recordings on TikTok, we can see fragments of art from different countries and cultures, because the video has gone around the world and women from almost every corner of the globe are reacting to it.
This song brings back memories of when I was doing laundry as an 8 year old and my 15 year old brother didn’t know the difference between a washer and a dryer
– noticed one of the women who recorded her follow-up to the song Paris.
“My grandma would love this song”
It makes me think of my grandma. She was the eldest of her siblings and had to drop out of school at the age of 14 despite being an A student. She married a wonderful man who took her to dances, but stopped as soon as they got married. She spent her whole life taking care of children, working and being stuck in an abusive relationship. She would love this song
– wrote another TikToker.
“This is what revolution sounds like”
Other comments include:
I cried
This is what revolution sounds like!
I can’t wait to shout it out
It’s the song of the revolution!
Thank you for this song
But I’m shivering
The premiere of the song is scheduled for March 24.
Source: TikTok/WysokieObcasy
Source: Gazeta
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