Pink appears to shade Christina Aguilera as she talks about her Lady Marmalade music video, continuing the rumored feud between the singers.
Pink appeared to subtly throw shade at Christina Aguilera while talking about the Lady Marmalade music video.
In an interview with UKThe Raise Your Glass singer, 43, fueled rumors that the two iconic singers have had a decades-long feud.
It allegedly started after the two singers collaborated on the song along with Lil Kim and Mya in 2001, though both singers have claimed that there is no problem.
The beauty was asked to rank her 12 favorite music videos and she immediately dumped Lady Marmalade at the end.
Pink explained that it “wasn’t a lot of fun to do.”
Shade? Pink appeared to subtly throw shade at Christina Aguilera as she talked about the Lady Marmalade music video.
She continued: “I’m all about fun, and it was like a lot of hoopla, and there were some personalities.”
The shade continued when she mentioned, “Kim and Mya were nice,” but remarkably left Christina, 42, out of that sentiment.
In 2017, rose claimed that the “Ain’t No Other Man” singer “hooked up on me in a club.”
However, he also shared that the two have since squashed their meat and are “fine” with each other.
‘Actually, she hit me in a club, which was a lot of fun. I was like, ‘What’s going on now? What’s happening?”
In response to that claimChristina shared that she has a different memory of that night.
“I seem to have a different memory of a night we had at a club where we played spin the bottle. I have a memory of love.
The blonde beauty went on to say, ‘Wait, wait. Look at her; Look at me. I wouldn’t swing on it. She can beat my ass out of it. She could really kick my butt then.
Pink was asked to rank her 12 favorite music videos and immediately threw in Lady Marmalade at the end; (L-R) Pink, Lil’ Kim, Mya and Christina Aguilera performing at the 2001 MTV Movie Awards
Glittered: During the interview, Pink said the video wasn’t “fun to make.”
During another interview in See what happens livethe Try singer said: ‘We were super young and super new to everything.
‘I think I’m an alpha, and she’s an alpha. And I’m used to taking my altercations physically, and she’s used to being verbal.
She said that she and the hitmaker are “just very different” people.
Even though a dispute arose over working together on Lady Marmalade, several good things came out of the collaboration.
The song was originally written by Bob Crewe and Kenny Nolan in 1974 and was recorded by American R&B group Labelle.
The video: The Raise Your Glass singer also said: “I’m all fun, and it was like a lot of hoopla, and there were some personalities.”
Queens: Pink and Christina teamed up with Lil Kim and Mya for song and video
Pink, Christina, Lil Kim and Mya recorded their version in 2001 for the Baz Luhrmann film Moulin Rouge.
His version of the song reached number one in its eighth week on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart and spent five weeks at the top.
The video won the MTV Video Music Awards for Best Video of the Year and Best Video from a Motion Picture.
Lady Marmalade also won the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals.