I came across this pop song from 2009 called "According to You" by Orianthi. In short, the song is about a girl who finds a new boyfriend who loves everything about her, while her old boyfriend apparently had so many problems with her that she felt bad. What strikes me as most amazing though, is the fact that throughout the entire song, she is trying to qualify herself to her old boyfriend. Take the chorus for example:

"But according to him I'm beautiful, incredible, he can't get me out of his head. According to him I'm funny, irresistible, everything he ever wanted. Everything is opposite, I don't feel like stopping it, so baby tell me what I got to lose. He's into me for everything I'm not, according to you."

Now, if she really was over her old boyfriend and all about her new fling who loves her for everything she is and ignores her obvious flaws, then why would she be making this song? If she really was happy about her new situation, she would feel no need to qualify herself to her old boyfriend. Instead however, she is reminiscent of an Alpha Widow, pining after the man who most likely left her after getting tired of her shit.

This whole song seems to be a good example of redpill thinking, and personally I think its worth a quick look

Link to the song