This feminist All About That Bass parody might actually be better than the original

Meghan Trainor's All About That Bass may also have spent FOUR weeks at Number 1 in the UK Singles Chart, however this parody is almost better than the unique.

While Meghan's original music promoted frame self belief and "bringing booty returned," these college students from Columbia Business School have decided to address gender inequality, mainly inside the work region.

The video starts with a voiceover spouting every annoyingly cliched grievance you may think about, from "C'mon sweetheart, put a grin on that face!" to "People discover your tone a touch off-setting, you need to attempt to be hotter and greater nurturing".

Addressing how women are regularly visible as cold, bossy and bitchy in the place of work by means of being difficult, robust and properly at their task, the terrific lyrics include: "Making those fits appearance exact while I close the wage gap" and "Gettin' known as whinge way I'm doing some thing proper."

Considering the reality that the pay gap is without a doubt developing within the UK, with the average girl's income falling from £18,000 to £15,400 (while guys's remained unchanged at £24,800), the feedback approximately incomes a fraction of the cash are also quite apt.

The caption on the video calls the track "a love letter to all the badass bitches who are not afraid to be themselves within the commercial enterprise world." Nice work ladies.