“Venus Fly” features Janelle Monáe, and is one of Grimes‘ favorite tracks off her fourth record Art Angels.

This song encapsulates Boucher and Monáe interrogating someone for looking at them, using threats like changing their appearance in frightening ways and using conventional symbols of beauty as weapons.

“Venus Fly” may be the track Grimes described as being about “being too scary to be objectified.” The artwork for “Venus Fly” shows a monstrous-looking woman, which also suggests this interpretation.

It may also be one of the “diss tracks” that Boucher talked about in her Fader interview.

The song was also used in a commercial for POP, a new perfume by Stella McCartney.