Oh i think i found myself a cheerleader on youtube

She is always right there when I need her Oh, I think that I found myself a cheerleader The single's entire vibe just doesn't sit well with me. 'Cheerleader's' notion of an 'ideal' girlfriend is a woman who essentially remains in the background at all times, only emerging when her boyfriend wants something ('motivation,' lovin', etc.), which is, you know, terribly sexist. Of course, there's nothing wrong with cheering on/supporting your partner and doing things that make them happy (obviously) - but a relationship is a two-way street. The breezy tune finds OMI, a 28-year-old singer, gushing about the woman of his dreams: a beautiful 'model' who cheers him on from the sidelines and lives to serve, granting his every wish 'like a genie in a bottle.' Abarf-inducing? 'Cheerleader' isn't nearly as overtly sexist as 2013's Song of the Summer, Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines,' for example, but it's still troubling. There's no denying that 'Cheerleader' is incredibly catchy, but unfortunately, its sexist lyrics are likely to leave a bad taste in your mouth. Is the United States next? It certainly looks like it. 1 in the United Kingdom this week, and according to Digital Spy, it's also topped the charts in Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden.

Jaehn's rework of 'Cheerleader' just went No. While many people are predicting that Britney Spears and Iggy Azalea's new single, 'Pretty Girls,' will be 2015's Song of the Summer, recently, another contender quietly entered the ring: OMI's 'Cheerleader.' Mic reports that the infectious track was originally released back in 2012, but it didn't take off until 2014 when it was remixed by German DJ Felix Jaehn.

Oh i think i found myself a cheerleader on youtube