P!nk Shuts Down Accusations Of 'Shading' Christina Aguilera With 'Lady Marmalade' Remark

P!nk is defending herself after she seemingly shaded fellow singer Christina Aguilera.

The "Just Like Fire" singer had revisited her years-long feud with the "Lady Marmalade" collaborator over two decades after they initially worked on the song. Although the song also features Mya and Lil' Kim, fans automatically assumed P!nk was referring to Aguilera when she claimed she did not like the music video because it was not fun to make. Rapper Missy Elliot did the 2001 song's intros and outros. 

P!nk — real name Alecia Beth Moore Hart — made social media trend tables over the weekend after a video of her placing "Lady Marmalade" at the bottom of her rank list surfaced online. The 43-year-old told Buzzfeed UK in a video uploaded to TikTok:

"It wasn't very fun to make. I'm all about fun, and it was like a lot of fuss. And there were some personalities…Kim and Mya were nice."

Fans rushed to the comment section, writing opinions like "The fact that she still shades xtina about this 20 years later 💀," and "Doing the math here." While she allowed the assumptions to fly for most of the weekend, the "Just Give Me A Reason" hitmaker eventually replied to one Twitter user on Sunday, stating:

"Y'all are nuts. Xtina had shit to do with who was on that song.If you don't know by now- I'm not "shading" someone by telling it over and over and over what actually happened."

P!nk finished her rant by emphasizing her lack of interest in the drama, adding, "If you haven't noticed- I'm a little busy selling." Once the response went live, the hitmaker's supporters quickly sided with her, with one tweeting that Aguilera's fans were famous for "being miserable and attacking other female celebrities online," which is "what happens when your favorite is a rude, bratty underperformer."

Another fan mentioned that P!nk was still selling out arena tours years later, meaning "someone needs to take several MF'n seats," and a third tweeted, "Xtina who? 😂😂😂 Keep doing you. Your millions of fans got you, always. Love Trustfall! See you in Chicago and Orlando."

A fourth person told P!nk that Aguilera did not deserve her attention, adding that the 42-year-old could not "even tour on bars&clubs, let alone a world tour. They need these twitter fights to keep her name alive."

A fifth fan pointed out that they found P!nk more enjoyable "as a singer and human being," claiming that "Pink doesn't have to walk around half naked to sell music. She has the talent, skills ,voice , dance moves like non other. Pink actually does care for her fellow woman."

Meanwhile, P!nk had also ranked other songs, including "F**kin' Perfect," "Get The Party Started," "So What," "What About Us," "Never Gonna Not Dance Again," "Trustfall," and "Try," during her Buzzfeed interview promoting "Trustfall," her newest album.

The Blast reported in December that the Grammy Award winner and her beau Carey Hart got in trouble after they posted the obligatory family holiday photos online. For their family of four — the pair share a son  Jameson Moon and a daughter Willow Sage, the couple opted to do an unorthodox shoot featuring them in casual outfits.

While the former pro motorcycle racer stood at the far right beside Willow, his wife was joined by their son on the left. The family turned up the heat by making Hart pretend to strangle their 11-year-old daughter, with a mean look on his face.

For their own parts, Jameson struck a crazy eyes pose as P!nk held the six-year-old's hand and looked at her husband in shock. Even though some saw the image for the goofy stunt it was, others were displeased with it, and they let her know in the comment section.

"Not funny so many have faced this reality or still do," one person commented, and another claimed, "This is so triggering and disturbing. Not funny." A third critic noted that the pic was "bizarre," and a fourth wrote:

"What the actual F? This is disturbing, not playful. And it's making light of domestic abuse. This makes me super uncomfortable."

Despite the negative feedback, the post has garnered 75,000 likes.