Meghan “All About That Bass” Trainor is contributing a song to the upcoming Peanuts movie. It is, according to People magazine, “all about letting go of your insecurities and embracing your true self on the dance floor.”
I never imagined a man with a deep bass voice singing Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass." But a song called "All About That Bass" should legally have a bass version. Here to right that wrong are the three vocalists in the video above: Bass singer Avi Kaplan and backup vocalists Mario Jose and Naomi Samilton.
Hey, are you sitting or laying down? You're going to need to trust me on this one: You need to get comfortable. Because by the time this 11-year-old is done showing you what she can do with her body, you'll want to take a nap. It's that intense and jaw-dropping.
Meghan Trainor, who sings "All About That Bass" — currently number one on the Billboard charts — has entered the pantheon with Beyoncé — she’s tried to distance herself from feminism. With this action, she joins the ranks of Mrs. Carter-Knowles (before her latest self-titled album), Katy Perry, Lana Del Rey and others…
Meghan Trainor’s “All About That Bass” might be sending mixed messages about body image but the song’s reached number one on Billboard’s Digital Songs chart, which means Meghan is everywhere. But should her lyrics be?
