Understanding 'Sit Still, Look Pretty'

The transcript discusses themes of self-identity, independence, and rejecting traditional gender roles. It emphasizes the importance of being true to oneself, not conforming to societal expectations, and valuing personal goals over external validation. The speaker expresses a desire to rule their own world and not be constrained by stereotypes or traditional roles, highlighting the empowerment and confidence that comes from embracing one's individuality.

What does the narrator refuse to be in the first section?

• A diamond ring

• A queen without a king

• A puppet on a string

• A trophy wife

In the second section, what does the narrator say about the 9 to 5 dream?

• It is a path to success

• It is a funny concept

• It is a dream worth pursuing

• It is a way to gain freedom

What does the narrator prefer over being controlled by Mr. Right?

• Wearing expensive things

• Living in a Barbie world

• Flying solo

• Being a trophy wife

What does the narrator believe a boy can give a girl for free?

• Happiness

• Love

• Creativity

• Money

What does the narrator question about vanilla?

• Its color

• Its sweetness

• Its popularity

• Its price

In the fourth section, what does the narrator say about being a pretty girl?

• It is a curse

• It is empowering

• It is a blessing

• It is painful

What does the narrator refuse to do in the fourth section?

• Sit still and look pretty

• Be a trophy wife

• Rule the world

• Wear expensive things

What is the narrator's stance on ruling the world?

• It is not for her

• It is where she wants to be

• It is a man's job

• It is a dream

What does the narrator emphasize about her identity in the final section?

• She is independent

• She is a puppet

• She needs a king

• She is a trophy

What is the repeated phrase in the final section?

• Sit still, look pretty

• Rule the world

• Be a trophy wife

• Wear diamond rings