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Katrina and the Waves' political "Going Down To Liverpool" is given a different feel in the Bangles' version.
The single is a Clearasil commercial, selling the ideal teenaged girl's life.
Mena is a high-maintenance, insecure girl. She wants her boyfriend to think he can't do any better. It's quite psychologically twisted.
Michael Hutchence lets his girlfriend in on his troubles in the clunky "Gift."
Kelly Clarkson tells off her insensitive boyfriend in the vehement "Walk Away."
Christina Milian is interested in a gun shy guy in the sporty "Whatever U Want."
With death looming around her, Madonna decides not to give up her life in the staunch "Die Another Day."
Nina Sky encourage their best friend to freak with a guy on the dancefloor in the derivative "Move Your Body."
Ray J can't accept that he and his grade school sweetheart have drifted apart in the screechy "One Wish."
Ashlee Simpson is grateful for her girlfriends' support during her boy troubles in the frivolous "L.O.V.E."
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