Apex Predator

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"Apex Predator" is a high-energy song from the stage musical adaptation of Mean Girls that satirically compares high school social hierarchies to the animal kingdom’s ruthless food chain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical theatre song
show tune
song
basedOn Mean Girls (2004 film) NERFINISHED
comparesTo animal kingdom food chain
composer Jeff Richmond
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes high school social hierarchy
firstPerformanceInWork Mean Girls (musical)
surface form: Mean Girls (Broadway production)
genre high-energy song
show tune
language English
lyricalTheme power dynamics
predator–prey metaphor
ruthlessness of popularity culture
social dominance
lyricist Nell Benjamin
lyricsBy Nell Benjamin
medium stage performance
metaphorUsed apex predator as top of social food chain
musicBy Jeff Richmond
narrativeFunction comparison of high school to animal kingdom food chain
satire of high school social hierarchies
partOfWork Mean Girls (musical)
surface form: Mean Girls (stage musical)
styleDescriptor comic
high-energy
satirical
subjectOf critical reviews of Mean Girls musical
theatricalContext stage musical number
title Apex Predator self-link
usedIn Mean Girls (musical)
surface form: Mean Girls (original Broadway cast recording)

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Mean Girls (musical) notableSong Apex Predator
Damian Hubbard singsSongIn Apex Predator
this entity surface form: “Apex Predator” (ensemble)
Apex Predator title Apex Predator self-link
Janis Sarkisian hasSong Apex Predator
this entity surface form: “Apex Predator”