Girls

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"Girls" is a song by the Beastie Boys from their influential debut album "Licensed to Ill," known for its minimalist production and controversial, tongue-in-cheek lyrics about gender roles.

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Girls canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album Licensed to Ill
artist Beastie Boys NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
genre comedy rap
hip hop
rap rock
hasCulturalImpact example of early Beastie Boys frat-boy image
often cited in discussions of sexism in 1980s hip hop
hasInstrumentation drum machine
simple keyboard riff
hasLyricsStyle tongue-in-cheek
hasLyricsTheme gender roles
sexism
hasMusicalStyle minimalist production
hasNotableReception controversial for perceived sexism
later criticized by some listeners and critics
includedIn Beastie Boys discography
language English
length about 2 minutes
partOf Licensed to Ill
performer Beastie Boys NERFINISHED
producer Beastie Boys NERFINISHED
Rick Rubin
recordLabel Columbia Records
Def Jam Recordings
releaseYear 1986
trackNumber 6
writer Adam Horovitz ONNED1
Adam Yauch NERFINISHED
Michael Diamond
Rick Rubin

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