Known for her emotionally raw rock music and her defining voice of 1990s alternative rock, she continues to capture a new generation of listeners with her notable classic hits, among them the 1996 song “Ironic.”
“Me and Stephane Sednaoui on the snowy streets of Brooklyn, expressing at least four parts of me in the car…. Feels like yesterday…and a whole other lifetime. #lifehasafunnyway. Xoxoxox,” she wrote.
In the clip, the music video featured Morissette driving through a snowy road and singing four versions of herself while in the car.
View this post on Instagram“Soundtrack of my teenage years,” one wrote.
“Muse of a generation,” a fan commented.
Moreover, fans are thanking the seven-time Grammy winner for writing and creating such a masterpiece.
“Thank you, Jagged Little Pill,” a commenter echoed.
With this, the song became her highest-charting single in the U.S. to date.
Alanis Morissette, Torhout/Werchter Festival, Werchter, Belgium, 7th July 1996.Gie Knaeps/Getty Images
At the time of its release, the song faced criticism for its so-called “misuse” of irony, such as “rain on a wedding day” and “traffic jam when you’re already late.”
Morissette has addressed the lyrical issue and explained how she balances precision and creativity in her use of language, sometimes viewing it as artistic experimentation.
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