SPOILERS for the Girlboss finale ahead. There's no denying that Netflix's Girlboss series has great songs. The show plays with genres and years and styles to take us back to a simpler time: The early 2000s when Sophia was trying to launch Nasty Gal. But, there is one track in particular that really sums up the show. I'll Come Crashing from Girlboss Episode 12 and the finale is a song from A Giant Dog and its lyrics fit Sophia to a T. It's probably why she doesn't like the song all that much (that, and, you know, the whole Shane thing).
Nothing in my nature tells me not to do bad thingsI know that I really should be good tonightThere's a kind of satisfaction that destruction bringsConsequences never could convince me that I should do right
I mean, they might as well literally be singing about Sophia. Every time you want her to make the right choice she makes the wrong one — at least in the beginning. She does grow a bit during the series. Perhaps that's why the song is hard for her, because it also reminds her of a time when she was a lot more reckless.
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Again, a lot of Sophia's struggles are of her own design, which makes it all the more frustrating when she refuses to acknowledge that during parts of the show.
Mama always told me I should have certain planDaddy always told me how to be a straight up guyAlways tell the truth and never have a thing to hideBut I'm gonna shoot the moon and watch it fall from the sky
Given Sophia's own parental situation these lyrics are also extremely fitting (minus the mom one, maybe, who is just as wild as her daughter). What I like about this verse though is the positive line it ends on. Sophia
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Shooting for the moon, and maybe it will fall at times, but she's going for it. That's what makes her such an interesting protagonist to watch and such a total girlboss IRL.
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Trailer? Like the gorgeous 1970s east/west leather jacket that she snaps up in the store, it's a retro classic that never gets old. Namely, it's the 2004 hit TKO from New York electroclash band Le Tigre, and it's going to be stuck in your head all day.
It's the perfect fit for the trailer. After all, just like the Nasty Gal founder the series focuses on, Le Tigre's look showed them recycling retro aesthetics for a new generation, whether with the beehive that Kathleen Hanna sports on the cover of the album the song is taken from or in the '80s-inspired neon styling of their pink outfits on the cover of their 2001 record
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. Besides which, even musically, TKO seems appropriate for a backing track, given its riot grrrl stylings. Just like the band itself, the Netflix trailer suggests that women have far more power than we give them credit for.
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While Le Tigre have a poppier sound than you'd normally associate with the scene, their vibe has always been influenced by punk. They spit lyrics like Oh f*ck Giuliani/ he’s such a f*cking jerk (My My Metrocard) or crooning “let me hear you de-politicize my rhyme” (Deceptacon). If you consider that punk's all about disregarding previous ways of doing things and making up the rules for yourself, then this also fits perfectly with the
Story, which follows Amoruso as she sets up one of the first major vintage websites and has to figure business out for herself, since she's never worked as a CEO before.
In short, it's a musical/TV match made in heaven. But what did you expect? Given how stellar this series looks, it's hardly a surprise that they've shelled out for a rocking tune to match. So if you can't wait 'til April 21 when the series drops, you know what to do. Dive into Le Tigre's old back catalogue.
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Trailer? Like the gorgeous 1970s east/west leather jacket that she snaps up in the store, it's a retro classic that never gets old. Namely, it's the 2004 hit TKO from New York electroclash band Le Tigre, and it's going to be stuck in your head all day.
It's the perfect fit for the trailer. After all, just like the Nasty Gal founder the series focuses on, Le Tigre's look showed them recycling retro aesthetics for a new generation, whether with the beehive that Kathleen Hanna sports on the cover of the album the song is taken from or in the '80s-inspired neon styling of their pink outfits on the cover of their 2001 record
. Besides which, even musically, TKO seems appropriate for a backing track, given its riot grrrl stylings. Just like the band itself, the Netflix trailer suggests that women have far more power than we give them credit for.
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While Le Tigre have a poppier sound than you'd normally associate with the scene, their vibe has always been influenced by punk. They spit lyrics like Oh f*ck Giuliani/ he’s such a f*cking jerk (My My Metrocard) or crooning “let me hear you de-politicize my rhyme” (Deceptacon). If you consider that punk's all about disregarding previous ways of doing things and making up the rules for yourself, then this also fits perfectly with the
Story, which follows Amoruso as she sets up one of the first major vintage websites and has to figure business out for herself, since she's never worked as a CEO before.
In short, it's a musical/TV match made in heaven. But what did you expect? Given how stellar this series looks, it's hardly a surprise that they've shelled out for a rocking tune to match. So if you can't wait 'til April 21 when the series drops, you know what to do. Dive into Le Tigre's old back catalogue.
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