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21 Girl Power Songs Every Female Needs On Her Daily Playlist

Everyone needs an empowering playlist to start your day!

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This playlist can start your morning off right. Start your pregame sesh with your going-out ladies. There are some oldies, some newbies, some early 90s and early 2000s. Female empowerment thru music was not as popular as back then as it is now. To the women who started that "movement": thank you. Because of you, we, the millennial ages, have a higher, well-known platform to preach the female power drive.


1. "Wannabe" Spice Girls

The OG of female empowerment songs!


2. "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" Beyonce


3. "God Is A Woman" Ariana Grande

YAS QUEEEEEEEEEEEN.


4. "Man! I Feel Like A Woman!" Shania Twain


5. "I Do" Cardi B, SZA

Because Cardi B. Nufff said.


6. "Hollaback Girl" Gwen Stefani


7. "Bitch" Meredith Brooks


"I'm your Hell..." I felt that.

8. "Queen" Jessie J


9. "No Scrubs" TLC

"NO I DONT WANT YOUR NUMBER NO"


10. "The Champion" Carrie Underwood, Ludacris


11. "Girls" Rita Ora, Cardi B, Bebe Rexha


12. "***Flawless" Beyonce


13. "Q.U.E.E.N." Janelle Monae


14. "Love Yourself" Hailee Steinfeld

We all should know what the title means.


15. "Fight Song" Rachel Platten

Because we fight every day for equality.


16. "Run The World (Girls)" Beyonce


17. "Who Says" Selena Gomez

Love this song because every female goes through the thoughts that Selena says.


18. "IDGAF" Dua Lipa


19. "That's My Girl" Fifth Harmony


20. "Nasty" Janet Jackson

Janet Jackson, THE OG.


21. "Born This Way" Lady Gaga

This song is beautiful and so is Lady Gaga's soul.

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