Pink and Christina Aguilera Nearly Came to Blows Over 'Lady Marmalade'

"Lady Marmalade" is a song originally recorded in 1974 by the girl group Labelle. The song's popularity skyrocketed, and numerous artists have since covered it.

In 2001, Pink, Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, and Mya recorded a cover of "Lady Marmalade" for the film "Moulin Rouge." The cover was a massive hit, staying at the top of the charts for several weeks.

During the recording process, tension began to build between Pink and Aguilera. The two reportedly disagreed over who would sing which parts of the song.

In a 2017 interview with "Watch What Happens Live," Pink recounted the incident, saying that Aguilera was initially supposed to sing the high note on the song's chorus. However, Aguilera didn't show up to the studio when it came time to record the track, leaving Pink to record the high note instead.

Aguilera has not commented on the incident directly, but in a 2012 interview with Billboard, she addressed the rumors of a feud between her and Pink, saying that they were "total myths."

According to sources, Pink allegedly commented to Aguilera during the recording session, saying, "I'm taking the high notes; you're taking the rest."

Sources also claim that Aguilera responded to Pink's comment, saying, "Actually, if you let me sing the [expletive] high parts, it would be easier for you to sing the rest of the song."

Despite the tension between Pink and Aguilera, the "Lady Marmalade" music video shows the four women having fun and dancing together.

The cover of "Lady Marmalade" won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals in 2002.

In 2017, Pink and Aguilera put their differences aside and performed together at the American Music Awards, singing a medley of their respective hits.

After their performance, Pink posted a photo of them on Instagram, captioning it, "Yes, it's possible."

Aguilera also posted a photo on Instagram, writing, "Let's give them something to talk about...@Pink."

Despite the tension between the two, Pink has always spoken respectfully of Aguilera in interviews.

In a 2019 interview with Andy Cohen, Aguilera also spoke positively of Pink, saying she had "so much respect for her."

The feud between Pink and Aguilera serves as a reminder of the possible challenges that may arise during collaborations. However, it also shows that even when things get hard, it is vital not to bring personal problems between professional work.

The cover of "Lady Marmalade" became a huge commercial success and brought attention to the film "Moulin Rouge."

The song "Lady Marmalade" has been considered a feminist anthem, celebrating female sexuality and empowerment.

Pink and Aguilera have collaborated with other artists throughout their careers, including with other female artists such as Gwen Stefani and Mýa.

The incident between Pink and Aguilera serves as a lesson on the importance of communication and collaboration in the music industry. It also shows the power of forgiveness and moving forward, as Pink and Aguilera were able to put their differences aside and perform together years later.