Meghan Trainor's Song Analysis

The video features Meghan Trainor's song emphasizing empowerment and self-worth. It critiques traditional masculinity and power dynamics, reiterating the importance of authority and self-value. The song encourages listeners to reject mansplaining and assert their own voice, highlighting the significance of self-respect and empowerment in relationships.

What does Meghan Trainor assert in the first chorus?

• She is a singer.

• She is your mother.

• She is a teacher.

• She is a friend.

What behavior does Meghan Trainor criticize in the first section?

• Dancing

• Listening

• Complimenting

• Mansplaining

Who is described as 'Mr. Big boy' in the second section?

• A loud and frustrated man

• A quiet boy

• A shy boy

• A humble man

What does Meghan Trainor say about opinions in the second section?

• They are always right.

• They are strong even when wrong.

• They are always ignored.

• They are weak.

What is the repeated phrase in the 'Bum, Bum' section?

• You just a dancer

• You just a

• You just a friend

• You just a singer

What does Meghan Trainor suggest people need in the fourth section?

• A new car

• A new job

• A master class

• A vacation

What does Meghan Trainor say about her man in the fourth section?

• He knows how to satisfy.

• He is unsatisfactory.

• He is controlling.

• He is old.

What does Meghan Trainor criticize about the 'god complex' in the fourth section?

• It is kind.

• It is humble.

• It is powerful.

• It cannot create life.

What does Meghan Trainor ask women to do in the final section?

• Shake their hands

• Shake their feet

• Shake their heads

• Shake their 'Bum, Bum'

What is the final repeated phrase in the song?

• Shake those

• Shake it

• Shake this

• Shake that