#Maroon 5 girls like you people how to#
Nicki throws subliminals and Cardi doesn’t write - but at the end of the day, two FEMALE hip-hop/rap artist are very present in the music conversation, which is something to applaud regardless. Learn how to play Girls Like You by Maroon 5 ft. A cover of Girls Like You by Vitamin String Quartet was included in the Bridgerton soundtrack. Maroon 5s hit song Girls Like You makes some pretty compelling arguments about the perception and role of women in society. I think it is completely possible to enjoy them both, and the internet just feeds the drama. Try this arrangement of Maroon 5 & Cardi Bs 'Girls Like You,' suitable for lever or pedal harp.
The barbz the first ones to get their panties tied up under a Cardi post, and the Bardigang the first ones to wild out under a Nicki post. Similarly, Cardi (while 3 #1’s in such a short time is astonishing) has a lot of ground to cover to be considered “QUEEN” of anything.
Nicki has hit milestones and has plenty of “first” to her name - it is nearly impossible to be the first or the only in every category. Everyone comes and mentions Nicki under Cardi post and vice versa. It’s crazy that two people cannot co-exist in the same space without belittling the other. Getting even, ooh We spent the late nights Making things right between us But now its all good, babe Roll that backwood, babe, and play me close (Yeah) Cause girls like you Run. Spent 24 hours I need more hours with you You spent the weekend. Cardi B have been translated into 52 languages. Though the song itself about a man who doesn’t sound like he deserves to keep the company of an. While it is true that the song might’ve hit #1 even without Cardi due to the immense amount of views the video received (fueled by all the guest appearances in the video) a win is a win. Cardi B) - Cardi B Version by Maroon 5 feat. Maroon 5’s new video for Girls Like You brings together the ultimate superwomen squad. Damn, some of these comments are so biased.Ĭongrats to Maroon 5 and Cardi B.
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