Jennifer Lawrence tells Elizabeth Banks 'Barbie Girl' is the soundtrack to her life 

Jennifer Lawrence tells Elizabeth Banks \'Barbie Girl\' is the soundtrack to her life

This week, fulfilling every living human’s wish to hang out with Jennifer Lawrence and Elizabeth Banks at the same time, Lawrence appeared on Banks’ web series, “Ask a Badass,” and the two 

stars spent five minutes going back and forth about hair, music—and how Lawrence is man-like.

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“You’re a guys’ girl,” Banks tells Lawrence. “You basically have a penis.” Lawrence agrees, but right after, she claims that Aqua’s “Barbie Girl” is the soundtrack to her life. “That’s how I feel like, as an actress, my job, it just depends on what outfit I’m wearing, you know?” Lawrence says. “I wear heels all day, I get Barbie feet.”

After spending a good while talking about the length of Lawrence’s hair, Banks asks the actress to finish the sentence, “I am a badass because…” Lawrence pauses before saying, “I’ve started downloading whole albums instead of just songs from artists.” Probably not the 

badass answer, but hey: We can’t all be Katniss Everdeen.

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