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Christina Aguilera & Demi Lovato Smash the Patriarchy in 'Fall in Line' Music Video (Watch)

We're getting serious Handmaid's Tale vibes from this dystopic jailbreak fantasy.

Christina Aguilera & Demi Lovato Smash the Patriarchy in 'Fall in Line' Music Video (Watch)
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Rose Dommu May 23, 2018
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It's here! In the official music video for "Fall in Line," Xtina and Demi Lovato are held captive in a shady government facility that is giving us serious Handmaid's Tale vibes. They're paraded in front of cameras and jerked around (literally) by faceless guards, but these women can't be tamed and overcome their captors in the ultimate dystopic jailbreak fantasy. We live!

Watch the "Fall in Line" music video below.

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