Celeb News: 'Girl On Fire' song review

JayRockafella

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Girl on Fire (Inferno Version)’ hit our radar yesterday, but the track itself finally hit the Web today — and it doesn’t disappoint.

The track opens with a thumping midtempo beat as Minaj spits a verse about not succumbing to the dangers of Marilyn Monroe-inspired excess and self-destruction

Keys soars in the chorus, which is simultaneously simple and glorious
Both artists share the spotlight on this song, and they both earn it. Minaj’s lyrics are some of the most moving and meaningful of her career, while Keys returns to the piano and feel-good vibes that made ‘No One’ such a huge hit. Expect to hear this song nonstop on radio — and not to mind. These girls are both on fire.
Popcrush: 5/5 stars

http://popcrush.com/alicia-keys-nick...ferno-version/

Reed

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Minaj’s lyrics are some of the most moving and meaningful of her career

I'm glad they said 'some.'

Alicia made sure Nicki dropped all the corny punchlines for this feature. She made sure Onika showed out. Alicia is deserving of at least some success with this song. I just wish the production on the Inferno version wasn't such trash when compared to the Blue Light Version

Willy.

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Minaj’s lyrics are some of the most moving and meaningful of her career

It's such a nice song