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Bad Girl may refer to:

Bad Girl (film), a 1931 film directed by Frank Borzage
Bad Girl (La Toya Jackson album)
"Bad Girl" (Black Buddafly song)
"Bad Girl" (Danity Kane song)
"Bad Girl" (Madonna song)
"Bad Girl" (Massari song)
"Bad Girl" (Miracles song)
The Bad Girl, a 2006 novel by Mario Vargas Llosa
Xuyen Pham or Bad Girl, professional poker player
Bad Girl (Cherry Vanilla album), a 1978 album by Cherry Vanilla
"Bad Girl", a song by Usher from Confessions
Bad Girl, a Fiona Apple bootleg recording
Bad Girl, a character from No More Heroes

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+'''Bad Girl''' may refer to:
-{{Unreferenced|date=Febuary 2010}}
+*[[Bad Girl (film)|''Bad Girl'' (film)]], a 1931 film directed by Frank Borzage
-{{Infobox Single <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Songs -->
+*[[Bad Girl (La Toya Jackson album)|''Bad Girl'' (La Toya Jackson album)]]
-| Name           = Bad Girl
+*[[Bad Girl (Black Buddafly song)|"Bad Girl" (Black Buddafly song)]]
-| Artist         = [[La Toya Jackson]]
-| Album          = [[Bad Girl (La Toya Jackson album)|Bad Girl]]
+*[[Bad Girl (Danity Kane song)|"Bad Girl" (Danity Kane song)]]
+*[[Bad Girl (Madonna song)|"Bad Girl" (Madonna song)]]
-| Released       = 1990
+*[[Bad Girl (Massari Song)|"Bad Girl" (Massari song)]]
-| Format         = 7", 12", CD single
+*[[Bad Girl (Miracles song)|"Bad Girl" (Miracles song)]]
-| Recorded       = 1989
+*''[[The Bad Girl]]'', a 2006 novel by Mario Vargas Llosa
-| Genre          = [[pop music|Pop]], [[Hip hop]], [[Breakbeat]], [[dance music|dance]]
+*[[Xuyen Pham]] or Bad Girl, professional poker player
-| Length         = 5:22 <small>(Album Version)</small><br>6:03 <small>("La Toya" Remix)</small>
+*[[Bad Girl (Cherry Vanilla album)|''Bad Girl'' (Cherry Vanilla album)]], a 1978 album by [[Cherry Vanilla]]
-| Label          = High Fashion Music
+*"Bad Girl", a song by Usher from  ''[[Confessions (Usher album)|Confessions]]''
-| Producer       = C. Donato, F. Donato
+*''Bad Girl'', a [[Fiona Apple]] bootleg recording
-| Last single    = "Such a Wicked Love"<br>(1989)
+*Bad Girl, a [[List of characters in No More Heroes#Bad Girl|character from ''No More Heroes'']]
-| This single    = "'''Bad Girl'''"<br>(1990)
-| Next single    = "[[Sexual Feeling]]"<br>(1990)
-| Type  = single
-}}
+==See also==
-"'''Bad Girl'''" is a single by American singer [[La Toya Jackson]], taken from her 1989 album ''[[Bad Girl (La Toya Jackson album)|Bad Girl]]''. The single was the lead single to Jackson's album of the same name of the track. It fail to chart anywhere and played very little in the United States, but many fans consider Bad Girl as a favorite La Toya single from the Bad Girl album.
+*[[Bad Girls (disambiguation)]]
+{{disambig}}
+[[it:Bad Girl]]
-==Music video==
+[[ja:バッド・ガール]]
-A [[music video]] was shot in response to promote the single. But the video was never seen in a VHS video cassette, nor on national television. The first time it was shown to the public was on December 10, 2009 on [[Youtube]]. The music video shows Jackson dancing in the streets in front of many men dancing in the background as well. The video is a cartoon setting similar to the music video of [[Heart Don't Lie]], and [[(Ain't Nobody Loves You) Like I Do]]. The video also shoes a cartoon car that Jackson rides on, and a telephone booth.
+[[pl:Bad Girl]]
-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUINdqXtsX4
-==References==
-<references />
-{{La Toya Jackson}}
-{{DEFAULTSORT:Bad Girl}}
-[[Category:1989 singles]]
-[[Category:La Toya Jackson songs]]