When Did G-Eazy Release 'You Don'T Own Me'?

2025-10-09 18:26:03 31

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Valerie
Valerie
2025-10-11 02:06:06
December 2015! I remember hearing 'You Don't Own Me' blasting from my roommate’s speakers—she played it on loop for weeks. G-Eazy’s version gave Grace’s original this edgy, cinematic feel, like it belonged in a heist movie. Fun fact: the song peaked at number 8 on the US charts, proving how timeless that 'I’m not your property' message is. Makes me wonder if we’ll ever get another remake that hits as hard.
Yvette
Yvette
2025-10-13 17:28:06
Late 2015. The song’s a banger, but honestly? Grace’s original still gives me chills. G-Eazy’s spin was cool for the time, though—kinda like a gateway drug for younger fans to discover older music.
Henry
Henry
2025-10-15 15:01:41
2015 was the year—specifically December 4th, if we’re being precise. I stumbled onto 'You Don't Own Me' during a late-night YouTube dive, and Grace’s voice hooked me before G-Eazy’s verse even hit. The collab shouldn’t have worked, but it did? Like, who pairs a 60s anthem with modern rap? Genius move. The track’s still a mood for anyone feeling fed up with control freaks.
Luke
Luke
2025-10-15 20:15:25
G-Eazy dropped 'You Don't Own Me' back in 2015, and it totally caught me off guard! I was deep into his 'When It's Dark Out' era, and this track stood out with its haunting Grace sample and that defiant vibe. The way he flipped the classic into something fresh felt like a middle finger to expectations—kinda fitting for his rebellious image.

What’s wild is how the song still pops up in playlists today. It’s one of those tracks that bridges hip-hop heads and casual listeners, especially with Grace’s vocals weaving through G’s verses. Makes me miss that mid-2010s sound when artists weren’t afraid to experiment with retro samples.
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