“Just a Girl” by No Doubt, released in 1995 as the lead single from their album Tragic Kingdom, captures Gwen Stefani's frustration with sexist double standards through its sarcastic lyrics about vulnerability and overprotectiveness toward women. She wrote it after a late-night drive home from bandmate Tony Kanal's house, inspired by her parents' stricter rules simply because she was female, turning personal annoyance into a punk-ska anthem with a punchy guitar riff and anthemic chorus. The song