A Review to Pink’s FUCKING PERFECT

           Everybody is certainly NOT perfect; yes, this is what everybody claims whenever they get misunderstood, and rebuked about the things that they do that others find weird. I got inspired by the lyrics of Pink’s “Fucking Perfect” as well as its music video.

            The very purpose of this review is to itemize all the things that have moved me. The music video begins with a scene where Pink and her husband were making love. Pink looks at the teddy bear afterwards and gets to remember her childhood.

      Pink was actually playing with the teddy bear, alone. A menace came, and then took Pink’s stuffed toy and threw it. 

                 

           Pink became sad, and somehow taught that boy a lesson. But when the teacher has seen this, she reprimanded Pink and then didn’t allow her to play with other kids in school.

     She looks at other kids who were playing on the play ground; she feels sad because she was left inside the room. She became insecure to other girls in school as she grew up.

     She had no friends, and that she somehow wanted to express her feelings through her clothing. 

With her mom seeing how she looks like, she gets scolded. And because she had no friends, her performance in the class is so bad; she received an “F” in point of fact.

    Also, because she was insecure, she stole a dress in a department store and then puts it in her bag. But, apparently, she got busted by someone who works there.

     She decided to end her life because of the loneliness that she has been feeling all her life. But, she realized that she has to change; she has to gain friends, and she has to work on her social life for her to be accepted.

        As she tried to change, she met Mr. Right. They settled down, and were blessed with a beautiful angel.

     At the end of the music video, Pink watches over her child, brings the stuffed toy that she has seen (after she made love with her husband, of course), kisses the latter, and says “you are perfect.”

Assessment:

       I completely got inspired by the Music Video since it generally speaks of acceptance. It is apparent that most of us get discriminated, especially when others find us weird. But, just because we’re different, doesn’t mean we automatically become subjects of prejudice and discrimination. Even if we’re different, there is a Supreme Being called God who is fair in looking at us. Despite the fact that the society where we belong is not always nice to us, we should find friends who will completely accept and love us, unconditionally. Also, for you to be accepted, you have to change; yes, you have to change, but never pretend to be someone you’re not. Pink ended up being happy, contented of what she has, and complacent. Remember that God sees you perfect and remember that He is just. You just have to talk to Him for you to be happy, assured, and complete.

       If you haven't watched the music video yet, click this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1bcQMCZ5gU