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5 Destiny's Child Songs That Empowered Us All As Young Girls

Beyonce may empower us now, but let's remember where the empowerment started.

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5 Destiny's Child Songs That Empowered Us All As Young Girls

Of course Beyonce produces empowering songs for the female population in this day and age, but we can't forget about the songs she was apart of that empowered us as a youth. Here are five Destiny's Child songs that made you feel like a strong young girl.

1. Independent Women Part 1

This showed all the girls out there that you did not need a man to rely on. That it's important to work for what you want. And most importantly to be independent! (Video)

2. Survivor

This made us realize that we could get through anything that life throws at us. This is an anthem used for many different occasions, but overall shows that we will survive! (Video)

3. Girl

The importance of friendship is prevalent in this song. You should always be there for your girls, and confront them even when it's tough to. It will be better in the long run. (Video)

4. Bootylicious

This is overall just a fun song that helps you to embrace any curves that you may have. It makes you want to celebrate your body for all it's worth. (Video)

5. Happy Face

My personal favorite, this song is all about putting on a happy face and enjoying life for all it's worth. This feel good song makes you want to appreciate all the little things, a very important life lesson for all young girls. (Video)

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