I Have My Life
single by Blaxy Girls
I Have My Life is a song by Romanian teenage pop/rock musical group Blaxy Girls. The song was released in July 2009, being a remake of their previous song entitled "Nu Suporţi" (en. : You Can't Tolerate). The song was also translated into Romanian. It's their third song that reached top 40 in Romanian Top 100.
Music video
A music video for the song was shot in early June and premiered on June 23, 2009 on Kiss TV. The video is an excerpt from a Blaxy Girls concert, held in June at Palatul Copiilor in Bucharest, special for shooting this video and singing in premiere their new song "Revolution". Rucsy's mother is starring again in a Blaxy Girls music video, playing her own role. In this video, Rucsy is broken-hearted by a boy and her mother tries to bring her back on the stage to continue the show along with the other girls. The video starts with Rucsy refreshing in a public toilet, then the "Blaxy Girls - I Have My Life" title appears. During the video, the words which Rucsy, her mother and the producer are speaking are subtitled in English and either in Romanian language.
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