In early 2008, two new songs, Shopaholic and Swaggeriffic were released to her MySpace page, quick to gain one million plays. She has been commended by such critics as Perez Hilton and was recently featured on his blog website.
In 2008, she was featured on M Pokora's third album "MP3" on the track "They Talk Sh#t About Me", also released as the second single from the album.
Plain Jane
Natalia Cappuccini Lyrics
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Why you wanna cry
They don't mean a thing
Don't let 'em get into your mind
Should've known all along you're beautiful inside
Brush 'em off baby
Keep movin' on girl
Why you wanna cry
They don't mean a thing
Don't let 'em get into your mind
Should've known all along you're beautiful inside
Brush 'em off baby keep movin' on
Little miss angry
Little miss angry
Little miss angry
You wanna cry
You're beautiful
Yeah
Wait wait
Hold up
I have an idea
Wait
Yeah
Yeah
True story right here
Check it out
Got me feelin' no face
Call me Natie to face
My best friends a joker
No wait she two faced
Have a kaya at 8
Told me wait
Cause she called me at 1 in the mornin'
Guess my phone broke again
Hardly was a hottie at the high school party
With my boyfriend on the Harley
And a Bigotti for my ride
My only compadrae
Yeah was my modrae
No one to party with me
But that's fine
My tshirts white
Now their calling me vintage
Got the manners of a maza
But the mind of a rich kid
And the minks
When I'm flyin' to Aspen and back
Then there was a dream in the atlas
I otta know where i put my bookbag
I don't even know
Lubatone turned up
Slippin' tables
Now you written on my Facebook
Hey Girl
Memory Lane
I need some memory lose
They call me Plain Jane
Girl you ain't my sister
You don't even know my name
They call me Plain Jane
He ain't my brother
He don't even know my name
They call me Plain Jane
They don't talk to me
When they see me everyday
They call me Plain Jane
You don't know me
You don't even know my name
Haha
Check it out
Its an ironic thing
The prom queens gotta drive a verda king
Saturday she a hotel receptionist
I got a party in my suit
She tryin' to make the list
Sitting in the corner
While the others where dancing
My crew looked like an ugly bag of cats
We were very ordinary
Now contrarely they envy me
When I'm seen on the television
They say I'm a visionary
Midiocre was my extrior
Me report card said I'd never be a rock star
Don't take it to heart
Said my ma
You interior
At large
Is superior by far
Now I'm popular
On the scarlet carpet
I walk to Prada
You walk to Target
Invisible onisible
I know how all the magicians do
Whats that you called me
Oh you forgot it
They call me Plain Jane
Girl you ain't my sister
You don't even know my name
They call me Plain Jane
He ain't my brother
He don't even know my name
They call me Plain Jane
They don't talk to me
When they see me everyday
They call me Plain Jane
You don't even know me
You don't even know my name
They call me Plain Jane
They don't know my name
No no
They call me Plain Jane
Yeah
They call me Plain Jane
They don't know my name
No
They call me Plain Jane
They call me Plain Jane
They call me Plain Jane
They call me Plain Jane
Plain Jane
Is it ok
"Plain Jane" by Natalia Cappuccini is a song about being judged and underestimated by others, while also learning to love and accept oneself. The lyrics focus on the singer's experiences of being called names such as "Plain Jane" and feeling invisible and overlooked by others. Despite this, she learns to brush off the negativity and keep moving forward, embracing her own beauty and worth. The song's chorus repeats the line "They call me Plain Jane, you don't even know my name," emphasizing the theme of being underestimated and dismissed.
The verses of the song tell a story of the singer's past experiences with being judged and overlooked. She describes feeling like a misfit and not fitting in at high school parties, but also embracing her own unique style and fashion choices. She also references being called "vintage" for wearing a plain white t-shirt, which shows the irony and absurdity of societal beauty standards. The song also features a spoken-word section which describes the singer's experiences of being judged by others, but also learning to rise above it and become successful in her own right.
"Plain Jane" is a powerful anthem about self-love, acceptance, and embracing one's own uniqueness. It encourages listeners to not let others' judgments and criticisms bring them down, but instead to find confidence in their own beauty and worth. The song's lyrics are poetic and insightful, and the instrumentation is simple yet effective in conveying the emotions of the song.
Line by Line Meaning
Little miss angry
Addressing someone who seems upset or distressed
Why you wanna cry
Asking why are you feeling sad or crying
They don't mean a thing
Conveying that the actions of others should not matter
Don't let 'em get into your mind
Encouraging someone to not let other people's opinions or actions affect them
Should've known all along you're beautiful inside
Implying that a person's inner beauty is what really matters
Brush 'em off baby
Encouraging someone to ignore negative comments or actions directed towards them
Keep movin' on girl
Advising someone to continue moving forward despite obstacles or setbacks
You're beautiful
Reiterating that inner beauty is key
Got me feelin' no face
Describing feeling numb or indifferent
Call me Natie to face
Referring to the singer by her nickname
My best friends a joker
Talking about a friend who likes to joke around
No wait she two faced
Saying that the friend is deceitful
Have a kaya at 8
Referencing smoking marijuana
Told me wait
Said to wait for something
Cause she called me at 1 in the mornin'
Explaining why the singer was told to wait
Guess my phone broke again
Speculating that the reason for the call was due to a technical issue
Hardly was a hottie at the high school party
Describing past experiences of feeling unattractive
With my boyfriend on the Harley
Referencing riding on a motorcycle with a significant other
And a Bigotti for my ride
Mentions a brand of luxury car
My only compadrae
Referring to a close friend or confidant
Yeah was my modrae
Referencing her mother
No one to party with me
Describing a lack of social connections
But that's fine
Accepting of the situation
My tshirts white
Mentions the color of a shirt
Now their calling me vintage
Receiving compliments and recognition for something old or classic
Got the manners of a maza
Commenting on behavior resembling a traditional Jewish woman
But the mind of a rich kid
Suggesting being wealthy or privileged
And the minks
Referring to a type of fur coat
When I'm flyin' to Aspen and back
Describing traveling to a luxurious destination
Then there was a dream in the atlas
Referencing a dream or desire
I otta know where i put my bookbag
Mentions being forgetful
I don't even know
Admitting to not being sure
Lubatone turned up
Referring to a brand of shoes
Slippin' tables
Describing falling or stumbling
Now you written on my Facebook
Assuming someone has posted about the incident on social media
Hey Girl
Addressing another person
Memory Lane
Referencing nostalgia or reminiscing about the past
I need some memory lose
Looking to forget or move on from past memories
He ain't my brother
Clarifying non-familial relationships
They don't talk to me
Describing being ignored or rejected by others
When they see me everyday
Despite regular interaction
You don't know me
Expressing a lack of understanding or familiarity
It's an ironic thing
Suggesting a paradox or incongruity
The prom queens gotta drive a verda king
Highlighting a contrast between popularity and luxury
Saturday she a hotel receptionist
Explaining her current occupation
I got a party in my suit
Describing a successful career or social status
She tryin' to make the list
Implying the prom queen is trying to be popular or successful like the singer
Sitting in the corner
Describing a physically isolated or social outcast
While the others where dancing
Observing the behavior of others
My crew looked like an ugly bag of cats
Describing the appearance of a group of friends in an unflattering way
We were very ordinary
Implying a mediocre status
Now contrarely they envy me
Reversal of social status
When I'm seen on the television
Implying fame or recognition
They say I'm a visionary
Describing how others view her
Midiocre was my extrior
Reiterating a past persona
Me report card said I'd never be a rock star
Describing an academic assessment
Don't take it to heart
Advising to not be affected by negative feedback
Said my ma
Quoting her mother
You interior
Implying inner self or personality
At large
As a whole or in general
Is superior by far
Explaining that inner qualities matter more than external appearances
Now I'm popular
Describing her current status
On the scarlet carpet
Reference to a famous red carpet event
I walk to Prada
Describing a luxurious shopping experience
You walk to Target
Contrasting with a less luxurious shopping experience
Invisible onisible
Playing with words, maybe referring to the past experiences of being ignored or invisible
I know how all the magicians do
Metaphorically comparing social status to magic tricks
Whats that you called me
Asking someone to repeat something
Oh you forgot it
Sarcastic response to the previous statement
Contributed by Caroline R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.