Queen’s Social Media Post Features Eve’s “Who’s That Girl?”

A recent social media post from the British Royal Family utilized Eve’s 2001 hit song, “Who’s That Girl?” as background music, sparking online conversation and highlighting the track’s enduring appeal.

Unexpected Soundtrack Choice

Instead of the typical instrumental music used in palace clips, the video was set to Eve’s “Who’s That Girl.” The unexpected choice resonated with viewers, many of whom replayed the video to confirm the song selection. Social media users commented positively on the music choice, with some quoting the song’s lyrics, including the iconic line, “They wanna knowwwwwwww.”

Celebrating Women of the World

The post celebrated “Women of the World,” showcasing The Queen’s recognition of brilliant women from various fields – the Arts, Education, Business, and those working to eradicate Violence Against Women and Girls. This context provided a fitting backdrop for the song’s inclusion.

About “Who’s That Girl?”

“Who’s That Girl?” was released as Eve’s fifth US single and her debut single in Europe, appearing on her second studio album, Scorpion (2001). Eve was the first woman signed to the Ruff Ryders label, also home to DMX [1]. The song features a catchy, horn-heavy hook and preceded her collaboration with Gwen Stefani, “Let Me Blow Ya Mind,” which became a greater commercial success [1].

Multiple Versions of the Song Title

The song title “Who’s That Girl?” has been used in various other works, including a 1987 film starring Madonna and songs by artists such as Eurythmics, Guy Sebastian, Madonna, Robyn, Stephanie Bentley, A Flock of Seagulls, Flo Rida and Akon, Ayra Starr and Rema, and Hilary Duff [2].

Sources:

[1] Eve – Who’s That Girl? (Official Music Video)

[2] Who’s That Girl? (Eve song) – Wikipedia

[3] Eve – Who’s That Girl? Lyrics | Genius Lyrics

[4] Who’s That Girl? by Eve – Songfacts