
Ladies, this one’s for you. Whether you are looking for the ultimate girl power song, some hype-up music as you are getting all dolled up, or in need of an ego boost after a rough breakup, give a listen to these hits, and you are guaranteed to feel like the empowered hot girl you are.
1. ‘7 Rings’ By Ariana Grande
“7 Rings” provides both female and financial empowerment to its listeners. This hit-single was a part of her post-breakup album, “Thank You, Next.” “7 Rings” emphasizes a confident woman (Ariana Grande) who gets what she wants and doesn’t need a man when she has her girls and money by her side. Sounds like a pretty solid life, right? Also, she bought six Tiffany engagement rings for her best girl-friends. If Ariana is looking for a new best friend, sign me up!
Today at the store I literally said “I see it. I like it. I want it. I got it.” And actually bought this item, just because I wanted it. What is New England doing to me?! #7rings
— Abri Joseph (@loloutloud13) January 18, 2021
2. ‘Feeling Myself’ By Nicki Minaj ft. Beyoncé
If you want to “feel” yourself, play this as you are applying makeup and picking out an outfit. “Feeling Myself” is self-explanatory. It’s about loving yourself and feeling confident in your body (as you should queen). These two lyrical geniuses created this masterpiece in 2014 and it remains a hot girl anthem today. Are we even surprised? Nicki Minaj and Beyoncé are key players in the music industry for dropping feminist anthems that truly make you feel proud to be a woman.
Feeling Myself by Nicki Minaj and Beyoncé has exceeded 240 million streams on Spotify.
— Beyoncé Update (@beyoncespotifys) July 11, 2020
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3. ‘Run The World (Girls)’ By Beyoncé
Who runs the world? Girls, duh! Yet another feminist anthem by Queen B. What makes this song even more powerful is singing it with a group of your girlfriends. Bey attempts to convey the message that women are not better than men, but they are a large force in running this world as well. Not to mention, Beyoncé and her background dancer’s rhythm in the official music video holds SO much power.
I still can't get over everything that Beyonce pulled out on Run The World ( Girls) music video… 🎶❤️😭
— Bardi Gang (@SaGoo_Thokwane) January 17, 2021
4. ‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together’ By Taylor Swift
“We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” is a song that is relatable to all who have had their hearts broken. Taylor reciting phrases said by her ex-boyfriend that all women have heard before is truly iconic. Play this song when you need a pick-me-up after you get a text from someone of your past that you don’t want/need back in your life. If you are feeling bold, you may want to ponder sending these lyrics to them.
not me screaming the lyrics to we are never getting back together even tho ive never been in a relationship before
— leonor !? (@steviesbestgirl) January 18, 2021
5. ‘Good as Hell’ By Lizzo
Baby, how you feelin’ after listening to this song? Good as hell! “Good as Hell” is the perfect song for those days where you don’t feel good about yourself, but it reminds you of all the reasons why you should. So get yourself out of bed and blast this feel-good anthem.
I do my hair toss
— David and Monica Adventures (@DaM_Adventures) January 7, 2020
Check my nails
Baby how you feelin'?
Feeling good as hell#Lizzo #GoodAsHell pic.twitter.com/JhF2Izc7bT
6. ‘God is a Woman’ By Ariana Grande
“When all is said and done,” every female should feel like a goddess. Ariana Grande’s, “God is a Woman,” allows her listeners to get in touch with their femininity. In the official music video, Ariana incorporates Madonna, another icon in the feminist movement.
Remember when Ariana taught us how to breath and that god is a woman? Honestly school could never. #ariana #AG6 #AG6iscoming #arianagrandeag6 #god
— f🐇 (@missmcdonaldz) October 21, 2020
7. ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ By Demi Lovato
“Sorry Not Sorry” is about bouncing back from a low point in your life and flourishing into the best version of yourself, despite the haters attempting to knock you down. The best revenge is self-improvement and Demi makes that very clear. She is not sorry and neither should you be!
My favorite song now with amazing vocal from my queen @ddlovato I think it can be bring demi to grammy 😊#sorryNotSorrydemi #SorryNotSorry pic.twitter.com/XKBQh94xz6
— Mboh (@ragelwndy) July 11, 2017
8. ‘Cocky Af’ By Megan Thee Stallion
As Meg Thee Stallion once said, “Cocky as f***, everything bout’ me is Poppin.” These lyrics are words to live by if you want your hot girl self to shine. It’s perfectly okay to be confident in who you are, look where confidence got Meg!
Cocky af is still my favorite @theestallion song.
— Selena (@SelenaShines) January 13, 2021
Nothing makes me feel myself like that shit.
9. ‘Man! I Feel Like A Woman!’ By Shania Twain
An oldie but a goodie. Thank you Shania Twain for reminding us to have fun and highlighting the perks of being a woman.
Ladies, if you're having a bad day just listen to some shania. Works wonders. #manifeelikeawoman 💃🏼
— Jenna. (@sick_jenna) March 29, 2017
10. ‘ Who Says?’ By Selena Gomez
“I wouldn’t want to be anyone else.” That’s the right mentality, Selena! “Who Says” reminds you of your great potential and the only person who can say otherwise is yourself. So, be kind to yourself, self reflect while listening to this song, and remember “who says you can’t be the best?”
As Selena Gomez says, “Who says you can’t pass the test? Who says you can’t be the best?” and that’s the energy I’m going into Spring 2021 with
— bri (@brivongvilay) January 17, 2021

Nicole Grappone is currently in her senior year at Molloy College with a major in B.A. Professional Communications with a minor in Television/Film Production. Nicole's dream job is to be a journalist at E! News. She is passionate about celebrity news and creative writing. When Nicole has downtime she often meditates to clear her mind, collects healing crystals at a local metaphysical shop, and reflects on her day in a gratitude journal.