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In a hit Robyn song, the singer asks her audience to "show" her love. This suggests that the singer wants her audience to demonstrate their love for her, possibly through their actions, support, or emotions. The word "show" implies that the singer wants tangible evidence or proof of their love, rather than just hearing it or knowing it. This request could also indicate a desire for a deeper connection and emotional bond with her audience.

Robyn asks her listeners "do you know" in her 1997 song title, suggesting that she is questioning their understanding or knowledge of something. The phrase "What It Takes" implies that she is referring to the qualities or actions required to achieve success or overcome challenges.

The correct answer is "Girl" because the question is asking about the identity of someone mentioned in a 2007 Robyn song. The word "begs" suggests that the question is being prompted or raised, indicating that the song is asking "who's that girl?"

"Electric" was a hit single in Europe from Robyn's album "My Truth".

With Every Heartbeat reached the #1 slot on the U.K. singles chart in 2007.

The correct answer is The Knife. The question asks who worked with Robyn on her "Who's That Girl?" single, and the correct answer is The Knife.

Robyn is covering the song "Cobrastyle" originally performed by the band Teddybears.

In Robyn's 2007 self-titled album, she refers to herself as "The Queen Of Queen Bees." This suggests that she sees herself as a powerful and influential figure in the music industry, someone who is at the top of her game and commands respect. By using this title, Robyn positions herself as a leader among her peers and establishes her confidence and self-assurance in her abilities as a singer and artist.

Robyn performed with Basement Jaxx on a song called "Hey U".

Meja is the correct answer because she is a Swedish pop singer who discovered Robyn's talent when she was 13. This suggests that Meja recognized Robyn's potential and helped her in her early career.