Kelly Rowland says women are "amazing creatures".
The 33-year-old singer is a feminist and jokes men are from "another planet" whereas females rule.
She told the HuffingtonPost.com: "I am a feminist! I believe women are the most incredible creatures on earth. I think men are truly from a different planet because our planet is the s**t. It's just all our own and we're just amazing creatures. God knew exactly what he was doing."
Kelly - whose forth studio album 'Talk a Good Game' was released in June last year - can't wait to start working on her next record in which she'll express her feelings about being a woman with a career.
She added: "I'm super excited to get back in the studio, you have no idea. It's actually been the main thing on my brain because I feel like I have so much to say at this point in my life, as a woman, as a woman with a moving career and great people around me, other great women around me who are going through different things ... life."

Demi Lovato doesn't think Joe Jonas is the cutest member of the Jonas family.
The 21-year-old singer appeared on E!'s 'Chelsea Lately' show last night (13.02.14) where she admitted that although she dated The Jonas Brothers star when the pair were teenagers she doesn't think he's the best looking sibling in the now defunct band.
When asked which member of the group was "the cute one", Demi told host Chelsea Handler: "They have a new niece, and she's really, really cute."
Referring to eldest brother Kevin's new daughter Alena Rose, the 'Heart Attack' hitmaker managed to dodge the question of whether she thought one of her ex-lover's siblings was better looking, but went on to reveal that her relationship with Joe wasn't as serious as people thought.
She added: "We dated for like a month. Everyone made it seem like it was this big, big deal."
Despite admitting that their relationship wasn't serious, Demi has remained close with the Jonas family and even hired her former 'Camp Rock' co-star Nick Jonas to be the musical and creative director on her 'Neon Lights' tour - which is being supported by British girl group Little Mix - and even had him join her on stage with his guitar to perform a number of duets.

Suki Waterhouse insists Bradley Cooper is a "ridiculously good dancer".
The 22-year-old model hit it off with the 39-year-old actor after they met at the ELLE Style Awards last February and after the bash they danced the night away at a London nightclub, something she will never forget.
She explained to Rollacoaster magazine: "I met him at the Elle Style awards in London last year. We were introduced and hit it off almost immediately.
"We were dancing at the after-party, and he asked me if I fancied going to a club. We went to Cirque le Soir in London - and he's a ridiculously good dancer, yes. But I'm a serious dancer too, so I don't know if I was fully concentrating on that. We make a pretty good duo, though."
Suki doesn't often speak about her relationship with Bradley publicly, but she says the reason is because she never gets asked about it.
She added: "I never get asked about it [her relationship], because they all think I'm not going to answer them. I blame the guy that coughed in my face, frankly."

Britain's Prince Charles was "fascinated" by his newborn sister Princess Anne, according to a letter written by the Queen in 1950.
In the note, addressed to the monarch's friend Mrs Tanner, the 87-year-old royal admitted Charles, 65 - who was two years old at the time - treated his baby sister with "great care" and she couldn't wait until they were old enough to "play together."
Queen Elizabeth then went on to tell her pal that Princess Anne - who is now 63 years old - was nothing like her older sibling and she was intrigued to find out whether she would turn out like herself or her husband Prince Philip, whom she married in 1947.
She wrote: "The baby is quite unlike her brother, so it will be interesting to see whom she will take after when she is older."
The two-page letter, which was written in fountain pen, will now, 64 years after it was written, go on sale for £600.
The note is dated 3 September, 1950 - 19 days after Anne's birth on August 15 - and came from Clarence House in London, where she lived with Philip before becoming Queen two years later.
Richard Davie, of International Autograph Auctions, said it was rare to find such an emotional letter written by Her Majesty.
He told the Daily Mail newspaper: "The Queen has been a prolific letter writer over the years but most recipients have kept their letter.
"Most letters are not going to be of this nature and it highlights really well the Queen's maternal instincts, which makes it an interesting read."
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip also have sons Prince Andrew, 53, and Prince Edward, 49.

Danny McBride is in talks to star in a film adaptation of 'Knight Rider'. The 37-year-old actor will reportedly voice male lead Michael Knight's talking car, which is known as K.I.T.T or Knight Industries Two Thousand, according to schmoesknow.com. ...

Sir Cliff Richard won't stop eating meat when he supports Morrissey on his US tour.
The 73-year-old singer is "honoured" to be performing with the former Smiths frontman at New York's Barclay center on June 21, but he's adamant he won't change his eating habits for the vegetarian star.
When asked if he'll turn vegetarian for the day, he said: "Certainly not. No, of course not. I like to think he might eat some meat when I arrive, but I wouldn't expect him to.
"So I don't think he'd expect me to be vegetarian. If I found he was offended by people eating meat then I won't eat it in front of him. But I'll have a chicken curry afterwards."
The 'Living Doll' hitmaker admits he's been researching Morrissey on the internet since discovering he would be sharing the stage with him in four months time.
He explained to the BBC: "I checked on the internet and saw a couple of shots of him live, and his audiences look really - I don't know how to say this - they look really nice.
"They were swaying in the crowd and mouthing lyrics and I was thinking, 'Oh, my audiences do that'. So maybe his audience will be kind to me."
Meanwhile, Sir Tom Jones, 73, will also be supporting Morrissey on his US tour, but will take to the stage at Los Angeles Sports Arena on May 10.

Kaiser Chiefs lit up the stage at an intimate gig at Scala in London last night (13.02.14).
The rock band previewed a number of new tracks from their eagerly anticipated album 'Education, Education, Education And War', following a gig in Manchester earlier this week, their first live shows since frontman Ricky Wilson became a coach on BBC talent show 'The Voice'.
The gigs have kicked off their first tour since drummer Nick Hodgson quit the band in 2012, which will include dates across mainland Europe and Madrid.
'The Voice' host Emma Willis and husband Matt from McBusted watched Ricky and his band mates - Nick Baines, Andrew White, Simon Rix and Vijay Mistry - and sang along with a number of contestants from the new series.
Ricky, 36, looked like a new man as he bounded about the stage with youthful energy and the band proved to fans of all ages they can still put on a good show.
Six new songs were performed on the night, including 'Cannons', 'Bows And Arrows' and new single 'Coming Home', which Ricky said he gave "five stars".
He told the audience: "About this time last year, we filmed an advert for Barclaycard here," when fans began booing, he added: "Yes, but they gave us a stupid amount of money. We spent it all on the new album, and did it in style."
He dedicated 'You Can Have It All' from debut album 'Employment' to "anyone who's ever taken part in a television talent contest, including us", before climbing on top of the mixing desk.
Running around on top of the desk, he teased fans who shouted at him to "Jump!", and Ricky looked stunned, asking: "What's wrong with you all? You're like some kind of angry mob," which paved the way for their song 'Angry Mob'.
Fans were encouraged to sing along to hits including 'I Predict A Riot', 'Every Day I Love You Less And Less' and 'Ruby' and the crowd happily danced to the new songs during the 75-minute set, which was closed with the traditional 'Oh My God', evoking festival memories for many fans .
'Education, Education, Education And War' is the band's fifth studio album, released on March 31.

Matt Richardson has hit back at claims he lacked chemistry with Caroline Flack on 'The Xtra Factor'.
The 22-year-old comic - who joined 'The X Factor' companion show last year, replacing Olly Murs - is rumoured to be facing the axe after failing to impress viewers, but Matt insists he and Caroline, 34, got on and worked well together.
Speaking at the Disney and Paul & Joe Sister launch party in London's Covent Garden last night (13.02.14), Matt exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "For six months we just had a real laugh and it was really good, and I was really happy with all the stuff we did on the show. It wasn't for everyone ... some people went, 'We miss Caroline and Olly flirting', but we had a whole different dynamic.
"We're doing a new show on ITV2 together so if it didn't work they wouldn't have given us our own show together. People going we didn't get on, it's not true because we're doing something new together."
As for his fate on 'The Xtra Factor', Matt says he won't know if he's coming back until later in the year despite speculation he has already been axed.
He said: "We've not started talking to them yet. I've spoken to the producers since that story came out about me not coming back and they called up and said, 'Honestly, we've not even mentioned your name for weeks.' I don't know ... I could not do it again, or I could do it again."
The stand-up comedian would love to work with show creator Simon Cowell, who is returning to the UK version of the show this year as a judge, and Cheryl Cole, who is rumoured to be making a comeback too.
Matt revealed: "I would love to go on it again just because I'd love to work with Simon. I've never met him, which is weird because he was my boss. And it'd be amazing to meet Cheryl. Cheryl and Simon ... when I used to watch it when I was younger, that was the line-up!
"Working with Sharon [Osbourne] is an honour and I still keep in touch with her, I consider her a friend of mine. It'd be cool to have the chance to meet and chat with Cheryl and Simon like that."
And Matt would love to see Green Day rocker Billie Joe Armstrong join the singing competition's elite judging panel.
He explained: "My dream panel would be Simon, Louis - obviously got to have Louis - Cheryl would be amazing to have on, and I'd put Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day. I think he would be really different and kind of be really no-nonsense about it, and give a really different perspective to the show."
Matt also weighed in on Nicole Scherzinger's apparent exit from the panel and says he understands her departure in order to concentrate on her music career.
He added: "She's got a busy year, she's going to do an album, I think, so she's got loads of stuff going on. If she quits it's not because she's not right for the show it's because she's got loads going on."

Ricky Wilson was asked to do 'The Voice' by email.
The Kaiser Chiefs rocker, who joined the BBC singing competition along with Kylie Minogue this year, has revealed that producers first approached him to be a coach by sending him a speculative email, however, he was apprehensive to sign up at first.
He said: "I got an email, and then I was like, oh no way, I don't want to do that.
"I kind of thought, maybe they would want me as a contestant?
"I took it to the band and said, 'What do you think about this, guys?', thinking everyone was gonna say no, and they did. And I was like, yeah, it's pointless, we don't need this. And then you sleep on it and you start thinking about how proud you are of your new record."
The 'I Predict A Riot' hitmaker admits one of the reasons he joined 'The Voice' is to help plug the Kaiser Chiefs' new album, which is due for release in March.
Talking to Christian O'Connell on his Absolute Radio breakfast show, Ricky revealed: "It's on TV, in the corner of everyone's room, and at the risk of sounding vulgar, I kind of want as many people to hear this record as possible because I'm really proud of it.
"I can say to you that I did it because I wanted to give back to the talent of the future, but I've also got a record coming out!"

Helen Flanagan says she and Scott Sinclair are "much happier" this Valentine's Day.
The former 'Coronation Street' actress, who is dating footballer Scott Sinclair, can't wait to celebrate the romantic holiday today (14.02.14) and thinks her relationship is much stronger after she and Scott took a break from one another last year amid allegations of him cheating on her.
She exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "I'm quite lucky because he's really romantic. Last Valentine's Day we went for dinner in London, that was really lovely, and had a nice weekend together.
"But a year later, we're so much happier now, after the break-up and getting back together."
While Helen, 23, is expecting a big romantic gesture from Scott, 24, she doesn't expect a ring on her finger.
She added: "I don't think he would propose on Valentine's Day, though."
The couple have recently moved in together and juggling their busy routines is proving challenging.
Helen explained: "I get up early at six-o'clock in the morning, do a work out, set my day and do my emails. I'm a morning person basically. He gets up for training at 8:30am, so he's always like, 'Babe, the alarm!' I'm like, 'Oh, shut up and get up.'
"I'm messier than he is ... I probably have more stuff than him, girly stuff and make-up everywhere. He's actual quite tidy, like he's got OCD. I tend to get on his nerves more."

Tom Hardy has joined the cast of 'Peaky Blinders'.
The British movie star will appear in the second series of the hit BBC Two gangster drama, joining his 'The Dark Knight Rises' co-star Cillian Murphy.
The official Twitter account for 'Peaky Blinders' announced the news this afternoon (14.02.14), writing: "FAN EXCLUSIVE: TOM HARDY WILL JOIN THE CAST OF #PEAKYBLINDERS! As a thanks for your support, YOU are the 1st to know (sic)"
'Peaky Blinders' follows the Shelby crime family - led by the cunning and masterful Tommy (Cillian) - and is set in Birmingham just after World War I.
The drama also stars top acting talent such as Helen McCrory and Sam Neill as Chief Inspector Chester Campebll, a detective who arrives in Birmingham from Belfast to rid the city of corruption and gangs.
The first series of 'Peaky Blinders' - which has been compared to hit US drama 'Boardwalk Empire' - was a huge hit for BBC Two last year, averaging two million viewers.
Film star Tom is best known for playing Bane in Batman flick 'The Dark Knight Rises' and has had roles in 'Inception' and 'Lawless'.
The 36-year-old star has several big movies on the horizon, including 'Mad Max: Fury Road', and 'Rocketman', in which he will play music legend Sir Elton John.

Colin Farrell is an "extraordinary horseman".
The 37-year-old actor's equestrian skills made is easier to film scenes for 'A New York Winter's Tale' and although director Akiva Goldsman didn't realise this during casting he admits he was "very fortunate" since it decreased the possibility of having riding accidents on set.
Talking at the film's premiere at London's Kensington Odeon, director Goldsman told BANG Showbiz: "Colin and Russell [Crowe who plays Pearly Soames] are extraordinary horsemen, which turned out to be very fortunate because I didn't know that when I wrote the script.
"It's the kind of things like marching the horses backwards and forwards that, actually if you don't know how to ride a horse very well, you could end up with all kinds of broken things."
The supernatural drama features Athansor, a mysterious white horse who becomes Farrell's alter-ego's guardian angel.
The Hollywood hunk features alongside former 'Downton Abbey' actress Jessica Brown Findlay who felt "lucky" to have such a "fun" co-star.
She gushed: "It was so wonderful and I feel so lucky, he [Farrell] was great and supportive and fun, we just had so much fun and enjoyed the process and Akiva guided us the whole way."
Other stars at the premiere included lead characters Farrell and Findlay, former 'The Only Way Is Essex' star Amy Childs and famed filmmaker J. J. Abrams.