Pink - "Most Girls"

[iceman]

I think this is definitely her best single. It hit #1 on my chart for 2 weeks a few years back. None of her other singles have even come close with the next highest song peaking at #24.

[Edf85]

Awesome!

Can't believe Babyface wrote this :o

[Pet Shop Boy]

Definately a classic. Did very well over here. Probably her best from that album.

[tico]

One of my favorites from Pink.

[Deleted]

I liked it for awhile when it came out. I can't stand it now.

[Keith3000]

iceman said:

I think this is definitely her best single.

"There You Go" would be my second favorite; I've really not liked any of her songs since.

[FreakyFlyBry]

I'm going to disagree and say that this was one of my least favourite Pink songs; it was her only song to miss my top 10 (it peaked at #11 on my chart). It was my #54 song of 2000.

[pophector]

FreakyFlyBry said:

I'm going to disagree and say that this was one of my least favourite Pink songs; it was her only song to miss my top 10 (it peaked at #11 on my chart). It was my #54 song of 2000.

Wrong, also There U Go missed top 10 on your chart...

BTW, this is my favorite Pink song as well

[iceman]

Keith3000 said:

"There You Go" would be my second favorite; I've really not liked any of her songs since.

I'd have to agree with you on that one. Except I have liked a few of her other singles but did grow tired of them rather quickly.

[irice22]

I don't like "Most Girls" that much, one of my least favorite singles from her. Definitely my least favorite from her first album.

[FreakyFlyBry]

pophector said:

Wrong, also There U Go missed top 10 on your chart...

It peaked at #8.

[Flavoured]

The days when Pink's music was the best. The punk-rock Pink rocked.

This and "There You Go" are my favorite Pink songs. :)

[Joe1240]

This song is great. It peaked at #7 on my chart.

[insect2]

I really liked this song. I remember I don't think I heard "There You Go" until late July and then I heard this about a month later. I thought they were both cool songs that helped define the year 2000, which I think was one of the most unique years in recent musical history (despite some of the crappy music that came from the year). And I remember my shock when I discovered she was white. I had thought the girl singing was black until I saw her at the 2000 VMAs. Of course, it didn't affect my opinion of the song one way or the other, but I just thought that was a bit peculiar.

Anyway, I remember I loved the chorus of the song, and I'd sing along to it when I could. I liked the violin and that choir or whatever it was in the background. This was one of the first successful songs on my radio chart which I started in September 2000. I tried making a year-end chart for the year, and this came in at #3 for 2000.

If I did make a year-end chart for 2000, this would probably go in the top 25. Actually, I can't describe my feelings for this song. It came out in a time when pop music was much better than it is now. The weird thing is, I can't explain why. Maybe I'm just getting too old.

[strong4PMB!]

It is her best single. I've only liked a few of her songs since then, but "There You Go" and "Most Girls" are definitely my favourites.

[Keith3000]

insect2 said:

I remember my shock when I discovered she was white. I had thought the girl singing was black until I saw her at the 2000 VMAs.

Same with me; even after seeing her first two videos, I thought she was black. Those songs, of course, are much more R&B sounding than her later singles (and like I said, are much better in my opinion).

[strong4PMB!]

Keith3000 said:

Same with me; even after seeing her first two videos, I thought she was black. Those songs, of course, are much more R&B sounding than her later singles (and like I said, are much better in my opinion).

Even though I claimed that Pink was white, my sister was really insistent that Pink was a light-skinned black woman.

My mom liked her set at *NSYNC's 2000 concert. Pink sang "Most Girls," "Split Personality," "Stop Falling," and "There You Go." My mom asked me if Pink was a really famous singer since she seemed so professional.

Angela Via was a big fan of Pink back then. After I saw "Can't Take Me Home" in Angela's CD collection, I bought it on Amazon. She also almost convinced me to buy Mariah Carey's "Rainbow" and Toni Braxton's "The Heat."

[BFMR]

yeah, this song was ahhight... i don't really like it that much anymore though

[Nicholas2.0]

This was a really good pop song. I've said it before and I'll say it again: Her music was so much better before she took control of its direction.

[George Tropicana]

I liked the "bling bling" rhyme! :)
The single cover was also cute.

[bluenote]

where did it peak on billboard?

[mst3k]

Hot 100 #4
R&B Singles & Tracks #67

[Bcacb]

My favorite Pink song. I like "Most Girls," "There You Go," and "Just Like A Pill." I remember when I saw "There You Go" on the Hot 100 and I thought it was Pink Floyd and not the new artist Pink, haha.

Thanks,
Ben

[Radical347]

This is her only tolerable song.

[gbaby]

Loved this, much like all of P!nk's stuff. :)

[kellydicted]

Awsome track!

[KikiMets]

My favorite Pink single, with Family Portrait a close second.

[🅳🅸🆂🅲🅾]

I hated the original version and the dance mixes that came out. There was a white label mix that the DJs in the bay area played (maybe elsewhere too). It was based on the original. It would play samples of the line "Most girls want" and then the phrase "cash, money" from a Jay-Z song, and then it had the line "shoulda called her" from "Wanna Be A Baller", and then the line from Lauryn Hill's "Doo Wop (That Thing)" that goes "let me break it down for you again." The "Most girls want" line was interspersed throughout that.

Okay it sounds chaotic, but that was intro and the outro. The rest of the track was the same as the original.

[itsbeenaweek]

Love it.

[Krypton46]

This is the first Pink song that I really loved. I hope she can bring us hits like this one for her upcoming album.