Her self-confidence is well illustrated in the music video "Who Runs the World (Girls)" by her fierce and focused expression as she dances in skimpy clothes feminine. This idea of ​​power coupled with femininity is noticeable throughout the music video by comparing images of Beyoncé and powerful animals such as lions and hyenas as well as combining feminine clothing of garters and lingerie with powerful clothing combat boots. These elements work together to illustrate Beyoncé's acceptance of her own femininity, but also show how she allows this to empower her, not undermine her. Her actions in the music video are complemented by her actions in real life, such as posing in GQ magazine in only her underwear. On the other hand, some, like Hadley Freeman, believe that Beyoncé is too powerful to simply pose in such magazines; in Freeman's words, "It's another thing if you're allegedly one of the most powerful women in the entertainment business and have no need for such tactics." While it is true that Beyoncé does not need such tactics, that does not necessarily mean that these tactics are actually a bad thing and just a publicity stunt. Rather, these tactics are her way of embracing her feminine identity in order to promote feminism in her own way. Although maybe not as professional