Now the song is about womanly insecurities and some slight references to mental instability, the lyrics are also laced with vague references to many of Barrymore’s roles. Dark movies like Poison Ivy and The Amy Fisherman Story seem to be the most fitting references. If that wasn’t dark enough for a lead single, let’s get more acquainted with Drew Barrymore.
Actress, author, director, model and producer, a very successful woman. Now if her sure name sounds familiar to you, it’s because The Barrymores are a known acting family, they even were the inspiration for the Broadway and West End play The Royal Family, a play about the family’s domestic abuse, an internationally known family. Groomed to continuing on the family legacy she was thrown in the entertainment industry at 11 months old appearing in a dog food commercial, at the age of 6 She landed her first big role in the Sci-Fi classic E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and 2 years later she found herself gaining respect as an actress for her work in Irreconcilable Differences. As it turned out her art would soon to be reflecting her reality, parental neglect, mental issues, older men and substance abuse dominate her childhood while landing a string of successful movies. She was dared to take a sip of champagne at home this was a frequent occurrence at 8 years old, at 11 years old, she was a full blown alcoholic, smoking marijuana at 12 and cocaine snorting at 13, it even lead to her autobiography Little Girl Lost which she released at 15. Soon after she got engaged at 16, a short lived relationship that took its toll on Drew, she went through a lot of unsuccessful relationship and her 3rd divorce in august of 2016, one that she’s currently regretting.
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SZA went through a rebellious era growing up Orthodox Muslim as a teenager, as she put it ‘’horrible hoe phase’’ can be compared to such movies like Poison Ivy and Never Kissed Before with her transition from the shy leggings and long sleeve wearing cheerleading sheltered traditional odd Muslim girl in the affluent New Jersey largely white and Jewish community. We might get darker topics on CTRL.
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