Millionaires is an Asian-American electronic music duo currently consisting… Read Full Bio ↴Millionaires is an Asian-American electronic music duo currently consisting of Melissa Marie Green and Meredith Hurley. Formed in August 2007, the group originally consisted of Green and her sister Allison Green, with Dani Artaud (currently known as Snowblood) joining shortly after. The group is widely known for mixing explicit lyrics with a heavy electropop backing, as well as being one of the first acts to become "internet famous" (a term that was the predecessor to the modern day "influencer"), gaining huge notoriety and popularity during the "Myspace era" within the initial emergence of social media. They generated strong controversy during their early years, mainly for being visually and lyrically provocative. The band released three EPs, several singles — including "Stay the Night", which managed to chart for a short time in the UK, and their debut album, Tonight, released in March 2013. In March 2016 they released a single with producer Wade Martin titled "When I'm Single". Much of their music style was ground-breaking in forming the crunkcore genre. They have also been mentioned as one of the major influences behind the 2020 re-emergence of the hyperpop microgenre. Melissa Marie Green and Allison Green are also known for their brief stint in reality television, being cast as replacements in the fifteenth season of Oxygen's Bad Girls Club, which consisted of a cast entirely made up of sisters.

In 2010, Artaud confirmed that she had left the group. Millionaires continued as a duo until August 2022, when Melissa Marie announced that she would be continuing Millionaires as a solo project after Allison's departure. In July 2023, Meredith Hurley and Anissa Zermeno were added to the lineup. As of October 2024, Zermeno is no longer listed as a member on official Millionaires social media accounts and has seemingly left the group.

What a Bitch
Millionaires Lyrics

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Hey baby what are you doing
Where the fuck are you
Really, are you really gonna ask me that right now
Are you drunk right now
No, I've been out drinking with my friends
Do you'd really ask me if I'm drunk, fuck
Are you serious
You always do this to me

Yeah, that's because I have to put up with this bullshit all the time
Uhm whatever, I gotta go
(I know, I'll be right there)
Ahaha I have to go, I have to go, okay

Love you, bye
What a bitch

Overall Meaning

The Millionaires's song "What a Bitch" is a confrontational track that articulates the anger and frustration of someone who is fed up with their significant other's behavior. The opening lines of the song, "Hey baby what are you doing, where the fuck are you?" set the tone for the rest of the lyrics, where the singer is asking their partner questions with an accusatory tone. When the partner replies that they have been out drinking with their friends, the singer's frustration increases, and they call their partner a drunk.

As the conversation between the two progresses, the singer becomes more and more irate. The partner, seemingly oblivious to the gravity of the situation, tries to defuse the situation by saying they love the singer and hanging up the phone. The singer responds by calling their partner a bitch, which is the title of the song.

Overall, the song is a seething indictment of communication breakdowns between two people in a relationship. The singer feels like their partner is not taking their concerns seriously, and every conversation they have devolves into a shouting match. In this sense, "What a Bitch" is a song that captures the angst and anger of those moments when you feel like you are not being heard or understood by the people closest to you.

Line by Line Meaning

Hey baby what are you doing
Hey, what's up? What are you up to right now?

Where the fuck are you
Where are you right now? Why aren't you with me?

Really, are you really gonna ask me that right now
Seriously, you're asking me that? Do you not trust me?

Are you drunk right now
Are you intoxicated at this moment?

No, I've been out drinking with my friends
No, I haven't been drinking excessively. I've just been hanging out with my friends.

Do you'd really ask me if I'm drunk, fuck
Are you really asking me if I've been drinking? That's ridiculous.

Are you serious
Are you being serious right now?

You always do this to me
You always accuse me of things and don't trust me.

Yeah, that's because I have to put up with this bullshit all the time
Yes, that's because you constantly doubt me and create unnecessary drama.

Uhm whatever, I gotta go
Whatever, I need to leave now.

(I know, I'll be right there)
(I understand, I'll be there soon).