The first time I heard this song I was like "WHOA WHAT IS THIS?!" but then when I realized it was not really about a girl crush but instead about being jealous of a woman who has the man you want, I was like "Eh, nothing to see here."

I think the song is beautiful. As an aside, I did notice in the video that there is a bottle of Dolce/Gabbana The One on the counter... so.. they have the homophobic angle covered as well. :-/

uhhhhhhhhh girl crush isnt when you're obsessive and trying to swf her to get to her man

:-( I'm so sorry.

I SHARE YOU CAPSLOCK FEELINGS THEY ARE LEGITIMATE DO NOT LET ANYONE MOCK YOU

ITS ISIS AND ITS PERF

That tattoo is awesome you take that back rn

ITS SO LOUD. JUST LIKE MY FEELINGS ABOUT THE SONG. LOUD CAPS LOCK FEELINGS.

I am sorry for your family's loss. My best wishes to you during this time. I am happy this song made you feel uplifted and stronger. :)

She SLAYED me and now I'm dead.

It's amazing. Fuck a hater. (Yes, I said that unironically lol)

Bitch Better Have My Money!

I LOVE her tone in this. It's so perfectly Rihanna. It's like a... confident, gleeful dismissiveness.

I'm starting an official countdown for Nicki Minaj, Beyoncé and Rihanna to form a new all-girl rap group.

So you're talking about Woody Allen?
Sorry brah, you aren't gonna find much sympathy for him or his perverted ilk here. Goodbye to you too-may we never, ever meet again.

I...hmm. I really like the first part of this comment, specifically "They could not possibly be so innocent that they did not understand the meaning of a middle age man flying all the way across the country to ask their daughter to fly away with him." We're agreed 100000000000%.

The way he wrote her character in Manhattan, she was constantly throwing herself at him romantically and sexually; I remember watching and thinking, "Yeah right, in his (downright disgusting) dreams." I praise her for holding her ground in real life!

It is super creepy that her parents tried to push her into it. They could not possibly be so innocent that they did not understand the meaning of a middle age man flying all the way across the country to ask their daughter to fly away with him — the meaning of that is fairly clear. And the parents had no problem with…

What the hell, parents?

As someone who goes to a ton of music festivals (including Coachella), the thing that drove me crazy about "Coachella style" is that the clothes didn't make any sense for festival going. For the parties? Sure. But for the festival itself? No fucking way. Sky high wedges, jumpsuit, large hat, a crochet shawl, and micro…