This feminist All About That Bass parody might actually be better than the original

Meghan Trainor's All About That Bass may additionally have spent FOUR weeks at Number 1 in the UK Singles Chart, but this parody is sort of better than the unique.

While Meghan's authentic tune promoted frame self assurance and "bringing booty again," these college students from Columbia Business School have determined to tackle gender inequality, especially within the paintings area.

The video begins with a voiceover spouting each annoyingly cliched grievance you may consider, from "C'mon sweetheart, placed a grin on that face!" to "People discover your tone a little off-setting, you should try to be warmer and greater nurturing".

Addressing how ladies are frequently visible as cold, bossy and bitchy in the place of business by way of being tough, robust and appropriate at their job, the notable lyrics include: "Making these suits look top even as I near the wage gap" and "Gettin' referred to as complain means I'm doing something proper."

Considering the reality that the pay hole is truely developing within the UK, with the average lady's earnings falling from £18,000 to £15,four hundred (even as men's remained unchanged at £24,800), the remarks approximately incomes a fraction of the cash also are quite apt.

The caption at the video calls the music "a love letter to all the badass bitches who are not afraid to be themselves in the business international." Nice work girls.