Pink, once again, spoke up about her Christina Aguilera comments that made headlines this month.
Instead of talking about Pink's new album "Trust Fall," the public started talking about the singer's "shade" on Aguilera instead. Because of this, the 43-year-old musician expressed her sadness and disappointment as the event overshadowed her current music project.
On Instagram, Pink shared a photo of her with her 6-year-old son, Jameson. She added a lengthy caption in which she shared her dissatisfaction as the public never focuses on a singer's art if she is a woman.
"The fact that I created one of the most beautiful albums with the most beautiful people - sang my ass off, made Myself wholly Vulnerable - eleven albums in, selling out stadiums, raising good kids, steadily Employing hundreds of Good, Hardworking people, the only Thing they ask you about over and over is a silly feud from your Twenties," she continuously said.
She also questioned the double standard for men and women in the industry, asking when was the last time Robert De Niro and Bradley Cooper were asked about the argument they ever had.
She ended her post by mentioning Aguilera and telling her where they truly "stand."
The headlines emerged after she had her interview with BuzzFeed's Sam Cleal. The singer ranked her 2001 version of "Lady Marmalade" at No. 12 - the lowest rank when she was asked to rate her music videos.
She said the music video was not fun to make before excluding Aguilera in her next statement, saying that Kim and Mya were nice.
Pink Also Made Buzz After Comments About Madonna
Apart from her comments about "Lady Marmalade," Pink also made headlines when she revealed Madonna does not like her.
In an interview with Howard Stern, the singer revealed the story and how it happened after a "silly" incident on "Live with Regis and Kelly" 20 years ago. When she said that she is a polarizing individual, the host also said that the 64-year-old singer is also like that.
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"She tried to kind of play me on 'Regis and Kelly,' and I'm not the one, so [it] didn't work out," she said. "It's just such a silly story. I f-king love Madonna, and I love her no matter what."
Still, Pink expressed how much she loves Madonna after what happened. She also noted that she was an inspiration to her.
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