Yes, I agree! Please review "I'm just a Girl" ❤

YES!! That's a CLASSIC! First time I saw Gwen Stefani and I thought she was going to be a HUGE star!

And she still looks just as stunning!

YEP!!!

nope... I always thought she was kinda ugly. Especially with that pasty white skin and that dot in the middle of her forehead.

@@kenshinhimura9387 Oh well, I mean to each his own, but Gwen is STILL fucking hot at 50 years old. She's gorgeous and a really sweet person. She's like Jennifer Aniston. Doesn't seem to age.

@@kenshinhimura9387 You are for sure in the minority then sir. Proof to the saying "to each their own"

yep. I was living in Fullerton, CA (where she is from) and they did a live and FREE performance at the high school!! I was fresh out of the Marine Corps.

@@danusmc3 lucky!! I would have died for something like that when I was in high school

@@danusmc3 Anaheim! But Fullerton is close enough haha. I am from Anaheim also, They went to rival h.s., .i graduated in 92 just few yrs after them. I also lived in fullerton for about 10yrs and currently still live on the border of Fullerton. My Friends band LIT toured with them also. In high School No Doubt had already made name for themselves locally. I have commented on this in another reaction to this song but i totally member their flyers n stickers aRound campus n stuff so kind knew off them and but had never seen them play. Growing up around here many connections to them amongst friends. I myself never knew them.

It's My Life is a remake. Originally by Talk Talk.

@@saraheart2804 ... I remember Talk Talk well. I was very much into 1980s synth-pop back in the day. :-) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gMpxd6xku9Omlas.html

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"Bathwater" is also a fun track, and "Trapped In A Box" is a great old school track, before they hit big with "Tragic Kingdom".

Sunday morning

Yes!! “Cool” is like the sequel to this song. Check it out!!!!!!

Which one (in the video) is her brother?

@@marymargaretmoore9034 Her brother is not in the video. Just her ex Tony. He is the one who she and her brother co-wrote the song about.

Tony, her ex, played bass not guitar

Robin C ah ok. I always consider them both guitars lol.

@@Windalove1 you are correct. It's a bass GUITAR.

LOL They were famous before this song. I'm Just a Girl was their first major hit from Tragic Kingdom.

le th Just a girl hit top 10 in Australia, UK and NZ. It got them noticed. Don’t Speak went no 1 in Australia, Canada, Netherlands, UK, NZ, Switzerland and Sweden. To date it is their only song that went No 1 anywhere in the world.

@@jspettifer I'm talking about where this band is from....the US. Having traveled over a huge chunk of your beautiful, clean and friendly country, I can say that although the continent of AU is about the same size of the 48 contiguous US states, the entire population of Australia is equivalent to the population of the Greater Los Angeles metropolitan area, where No Doubt originated (Anaheim). That is one metropolitan area of the US and it's not even the largest in population. I recognize that bands often chart differently in different countries, especially outside of their own. We see this in the US all the time, and there are some bands from the US who don't do well in the US, but do extremely well in other countries. The same is true for some celebrities who are just moderately popular in the US, but wildly popular elsewhere. Back then, the 90's, songs and albums were generally released in their country of origin first, and then...at a later date...released abroad, usually in the UK, then later Europe (this is before there was an EU and before music was available to download online). "I'm Just a Girl" was wildly popular in the US with hourly airplay on our radio stations and on Mtv. On population alone, the record sales in the US dwarfed most countries (back then). Today, China and India also have access to purchasing music online that they didn't have back in the 90s, and those sales can dwarf any sales that might occur in the US...but we are talking about the early-mid 90s now, before the dot com era and proliferation of the internet. I'm sure various countries around the globe show varying chart levels for No Doubt's singles and albums, as well. Certainly, there are a number of countries where No Doubt's music doesn't even show on the charts. I can't imagine that any Muslim country would allow a song like I'm Just A Girl to receive airplay, even today (maybe I'm wrong as this is a purely uneducated guess on my part).

She is no longer part of no doubt! She went Solo

@@tommyward7471 And she's still the singer of No Doubt. You know lots of singers do both, right?

@@Mystress1980 her band started another band so no they're not a band nolonger

@@tommyward7471 the band they started with another singer is a side project of them just like Gwen's solo career is a side project of her. It doesn't mean they are no longer a band

Omgoodness jblethe!! Please please react to "blow your mind "l

Yes 😍😍

Then Gwen did Rich Girl with Eve off of her solo album

I'll second that!

Live at The Ritz 1986 is a great version

Karen Lackner right!!!

I so love this song! ❤❤❤❤

I just now added a comment for that one before I scrolled down. Glad I am not the only one with that train of thought hearing this song

One hit wonders.

This is the correct answer.