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F-A-M-E: Is a song about her rise to fame from 'One In A Million' and how it affected her

False Knight ft. Ozone: Is rumoured to be about her experience in Knight Records and its head, which recurs on him being an hypocrite and fame-seeker

Amienemigas ft. Jaylen Riaz: The most viral song of the album, it clearly depicts pitting two women against each other inside the industry and the misogyny behind the practise. It's top #3 in the Billboard

Good Ol' Days: Sings about growing up in the 90s and the days before internet

Lights, Camera, Smile! ft. Raleigh Carrera: Sings about setting two famous people with each other for clout and mocks the practise

I Choose You ft Cai Kennedy: Made for Hunt's Reboot of The Last Duchess, it is the romantic song of the winter, its soft music and Crystal's soft, melodic voice woos anyone, and Kennedy's dulcet makes it a positively romantic duet of the year

STARSTRUCK ft. Avery Wilshere: Is the second most viral song, singing about their love story and how it has progressed ever since. It's on the #12 of the Billboard.

Oldie, Newbie ft. Alyssa Griffin: It's a catchy song that mocks Hollywood's ageism over women who start aging and seek a younger version of themselves, a project that helped Griffin's comeback as a singer

BLONDIE: Is a sensuous song that has a hidden message of the hypersexualisation of blonde women and the myths behind them, all hidden in the story of a blonde woman who encounters an older man in a bar

American Dream (Made Woman): Its most controversial song, with a rhythm that makes one dance, it distracts the listener of the impossible standards by American society onto women

Saints, Devils, Angels: The most expected collab of the decade, it is a song that depicts the harmful labels on women and its achetype, a critique of 'not being like most girls' and the madonna-whore complex

Old-fashioned Brat, ft Cai Kennedy & Jaylen Riaz: The debut song of the album, and number #1 on the Billboard, the song talks about being a rich woman from the old school, being privileged and getting away with it in a funny, sultry and teasing tone, this trio has brought America to its knees