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    "comment": "Unlike Monáe's previous singles, \"Q.U.E.E.N.\" goes deeper into her concept of self-perception. Stylized in the form of question and response, each line of the song has Monáe expressing her thoughts on subjects ranging from sexuality to religion. Prince, a mentor to Monáe, called the music video for \"Q.U.E.E.N.\" the best music video of 2013. <br><br>According to Monáe on her Twitter page, \"Q.U.E.E.N.\" was inspired by \"private discussions between her and Erykah Badu,\" and \"is meant to make you jam, dance, funk out and dialogue later.\" \n While the album focuses on the empowerment of women and the need for women to control their own images, the single \"Q.U.E.E.N.\" focuses on the empowerment of other oppressed peoples as well as women. The title is an acronym for Queer, Untouchables, Emigrants, Excommunicated, and Negroid. Throughout the song, Monáe uses a question-answer format to explain the stereotypes, misconceptions, and oppression of those in the LGBT community, untouchables (those in poverty), emigrants (those who were forced to leave their home countries due to dangerous/unlivable circumstances), the excommunicated (those who have served/continue to serve time in prison), and the negroid (black people of all origins).  https://bit.ly/2NvhRB8",
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