Not My Job

FLO (UK) FLO (UK)

Empowerment Anthem: Taking Charge of One's Role

The song "Not My Job" by FLO (UK), a British girl group known for their R&B and pop influences, is a powerful anthem of self-assertion and independence. The lyrics convey a strong message about setting boundaries and refusing to take responsibility for someone else's emotional growth or well-being. The repeated phrase "It's not my job" serves as a mantra for anyone who has felt pressured to fix or change their partner in a relationship.

The song addresses the issue of emotional labor, which is often disproportionately expected from women in relationships. The singer makes it clear that it is not her responsibility to make her partner feel comfortable, to be vulnerable for them, or to build up their ego. The lyrics suggest a scenario where the partner is not pulling their weight in the relationship, expecting the singer to cater to their needs without reciprocating. The song's tone is one of empowerment, as the singer takes a stand against being taken for granted and declares her independence from these unfair expectations.

Culturally, "Not My Job" resonates with the ongoing conversation about gender roles and the importance of self-care. It encourages listeners to prioritize their own needs and to recognize that they are not obligated to fulfill roles that are not theirs to take on. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy chorus make it an anthem for anyone looking to reclaim their power and assert their autonomy in their personal relationships.

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  1. Walk Like This
  2. Caught Up
  3. Cardboard Box
  4. Not My Job
  5. Losing You
  6. Fly Girl (feat. Missy Elliott)
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