8m

Alexandra's song "8m" is a powerful anthem that addresses the pervasive issues of gender inequality and societal expectations placed on women. The lyrics begin with the artist expressing frustration with traditional feminine roles, symbolized by dresses and high heels. She reflects on her own undervaluation despite being the same person, highlighting the arbitrary nature of gender-based discrimination. The song questions why men are often seen as superior, while women are relegated to lesser roles, emphasizing that both are made of the same substance.

The song critiques the societal norms that perpetuate gender inequality, pointing out the hypocrisy in claims of equality and registered rights. Alexandra underscores the systemic issues, such as women being the first to lose their jobs and being objectified. She calls out the superficiality of beauty standards and the double standards in how women are treated. The lyrics also touch on the different messages given to boys and girls, with girls being taught to be cautious and boys being taught to dominate.

"8m" culminates in a call to action, referencing March 8th, International Women's Day, as a day of revolution. Alexandra envisions women rising up, fueled by anger and dissatisfaction, to challenge the status quo. She criticizes modern thinkers who still hold sexist views and urges for genuine collaboration and respect. The song ends with a plea to be treated as an equal human being, not as an inferior object, and to join the mission for true gender equality, where the only clash is one of love and mutual respect.