All I can remember about this song being released in the UK is a behind the scenes feature about the making of its video on Planet Pop, the short-lived predecessor to the acetastic UK music show Popworld. The style is kind of acoustic-pop, super-catchy with the most fantastically fierce lyrics that ever existed. This girl is impossibly cool and her assertion that she will not take any messing about is very much believable, unlike a lot of female singers who want to come across as 'independent women'. I'd probably compare this song most to Shania Twain's That Don't Impress Me Much, a fabulous song and this is even better. There is something country-ish about Rebekah's voice and the music, but the song is totally poptastic. Just you wait, you'll be singing along by your second play of this song, and it'll be far from your last. Perfect for an angsty man-hating moment, but just as good for a girly sing-along.