Hailee Steinfeld has spoken out about her newest track Most Girls. Steinfeld stated that Most Girls should be listened in a girl's bedroom, at top volume without a care in the world. Now Steinfeld is no stranger to dance quality music, ever since the release of Love Myself. Even though Steinfeld is in more of the realm of Pop, Dance and Heavy synth type of tracks, Most Girls does serve a powerful message. No matter how you feel, Most Girls addresses how some days are better than others. How the skin we were born in can be confining at times but exactly our own. Most Girls kind of plays off of Love Myself in that respect. And Steinfeld exactly slays the handout to that precise respect, women, and girls deal with body issues plain and simple. Nothing at times seems to be fitting to what we see in the mirror or in our minds. However, no one is the same, everyone is different so the concept of (what the lyric states) "I want to be like most girls" serves its purpose.
In an era where female bodies are being represented by media attention and social media expectations. Speaking out about being yourself is a crucial standing ovation needed in the world of digital photoshop. While you'll hear the same argument over and over again, Steinfeld offers another advantage. Live life with what you were given and most girls deal with these issues day in and day out.
The subtle dance track preserves lyrical quality drenched in a Pop Dance production. This is an actual pure genius concept because what do the majority of the pre-teen, teenage and young adult women listen to? Pop. And being able to redefine Pop as a positive reinforcement may be Steinfeld's approach. Whichever way Steinfeld decides to pursue a positive statement, we'll be listening because Most Girls is actual good and serves a decent proposal.
