The horn flourish at the beginning of "Jump Around" comes from Bob and Earl's "Harlem Shuffle"; the squeal throughout the song might be a Prince sample. This was one of the first big singles of the early '80s UK ska revival. Knock me down nine times, but I get up ten, Bitch (woo) This genre borrowed heavily from the reggae rhythms of Jamaica. This pressure was not only created by society, but also by herself. The same mirror played a part in another track on, The English Beat's record label wanted to release this as their first single - and keep the publishing rights for five years. And we all know you ain't that type (no) Nails done, hair lit, keep them both laced (laced) Never been no fraud in my mothafuckin' life I can see you looking back at me Keep your eyes on me Baby, keep your eyes on me 'Cause I don't wanna lose you now I'm looking right at the other half of me. The song actually has nothing to do with drugs, as Wakeling told Songfacts: "In America in the early '80s, everybody gave me knowing winks and said, 'Oh, I know what that one's about, then, Dave.' Take this quiz to find out. Of course we did.
Along with the release of this song, Olivia O'Brien has penned an open letter about her journey of self-love, published exclusively on Ladygunn. If you got a problem with me, say it now (say it) my god. Might as well spit in my food Tell all these old bitches they in danger (stop)
They remind me of my pussy, bitches mad tight I started speakin' my mind and tripled my views Cardi B on the charts, ain't expect that Losing my mind on a tiny error, I nearly left the real me on the shelf. Headshot, headshot, tell 'em closed case Look, they gave a bitch two options: strippin' or lose (where the check?) Climbed to the top floor so I can spit on niggas This is done deliberately, as Olivia reveals to Paper Magazine: Love myself comes last on my album because I want people to leave feeling better than they came. Bitches stab you in your back while they smilin' in your face This girl is so underrated. Yoko Ono has always denied requests to cover "Imagine" with the line "no religion, too" omitted or changed. When you seen what I've seen, you end up like this (woo) Used to dance in a club right across from my school On this track, Olivia O'Brien describes herself struggling under the pressure. Get money, go hard, damn fuckin' right 'Specially not from one you weak bitches January the 30th was the day the cover art was shared and one day later, a second video teaser, this time featuring the instrumental beginning of the song, was posted. Yeah, but I get up ten Elton John's "Rocket Man" is based on a Ray Bradbury story called The Rocket Man published in 1951. I came here to ball, is you nuts? [Bridge] This was the first digitally recorded single released in the UK. And it was weird, because I looked deeper in the mirror, and I could see the little caption on the door behind, and I said to myself, Look, David, there's just me and you in here. She has excellent song writing skills. Country star Slim Whitman's version of the 1920s song "Rose Marie" spent 11 consecutive weeks at #1 in the UK in 1955, a record until 1991 when Bryan Adams’ "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" spent 16 weeks at the top. Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language: [Verse] I don't hang with these bitches 'cause these bitches be corny This pressure was not only created by society, but also by herself. Whole life been through some fucked up shit (fucked up)
The horn flourish at the beginning of "Jump Around" comes from Bob and Earl's "Harlem Shuffle"; the squeal throughout the song might be a Prince sample. This was one of the first big singles of the early '80s UK ska revival. Knock me down nine times, but I get up ten, Bitch (woo) This genre borrowed heavily from the reggae rhythms of Jamaica. This pressure was not only created by society, but also by herself. The same mirror played a part in another track on, The English Beat's record label wanted to release this as their first single - and keep the publishing rights for five years. And we all know you ain't that type (no) Nails done, hair lit, keep them both laced (laced) Never been no fraud in my mothafuckin' life I can see you looking back at me Keep your eyes on me Baby, keep your eyes on me 'Cause I don't wanna lose you now I'm looking right at the other half of me. The song actually has nothing to do with drugs, as Wakeling told Songfacts: "In America in the early '80s, everybody gave me knowing winks and said, 'Oh, I know what that one's about, then, Dave.' Take this quiz to find out. Of course we did.
Along with the release of this song, Olivia O'Brien has penned an open letter about her journey of self-love, published exclusively on Ladygunn. If you got a problem with me, say it now (say it) my god. Might as well spit in my food Tell all these old bitches they in danger (stop)
They remind me of my pussy, bitches mad tight I started speakin' my mind and tripled my views Cardi B on the charts, ain't expect that Losing my mind on a tiny error, I nearly left the real me on the shelf. Headshot, headshot, tell 'em closed case Look, they gave a bitch two options: strippin' or lose (where the check?) Climbed to the top floor so I can spit on niggas This is done deliberately, as Olivia reveals to Paper Magazine: Love myself comes last on my album because I want people to leave feeling better than they came. Bitches stab you in your back while they smilin' in your face This girl is so underrated. Yoko Ono has always denied requests to cover "Imagine" with the line "no religion, too" omitted or changed. When you seen what I've seen, you end up like this (woo) Used to dance in a club right across from my school On this track, Olivia O'Brien describes herself struggling under the pressure. Get money, go hard, damn fuckin' right 'Specially not from one you weak bitches January the 30th was the day the cover art was shared and one day later, a second video teaser, this time featuring the instrumental beginning of the song, was posted. Yeah, but I get up ten Elton John's "Rocket Man" is based on a Ray Bradbury story called The Rocket Man published in 1951. I came here to ball, is you nuts? [Bridge] This was the first digitally recorded single released in the UK. And it was weird, because I looked deeper in the mirror, and I could see the little caption on the door behind, and I said to myself, Look, David, there's just me and you in here. She has excellent song writing skills. Country star Slim Whitman's version of the 1920s song "Rose Marie" spent 11 consecutive weeks at #1 in the UK in 1955, a record until 1991 when Bryan Adams’ "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" spent 16 weeks at the top. Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language: [Verse] I don't hang with these bitches 'cause these bitches be corny This pressure was not only created by society, but also by herself. Whole life been through some fucked up shit (fucked up)
The horn flourish at the beginning of "Jump Around" comes from Bob and Earl's "Harlem Shuffle"; the squeal throughout the song might be a Prince sample. This was one of the first big singles of the early '80s UK ska revival. Knock me down nine times, but I get up ten, Bitch (woo) This genre borrowed heavily from the reggae rhythms of Jamaica. This pressure was not only created by society, but also by herself. The same mirror played a part in another track on, The English Beat's record label wanted to release this as their first single - and keep the publishing rights for five years. And we all know you ain't that type (no) Nails done, hair lit, keep them both laced (laced) Never been no fraud in my mothafuckin' life I can see you looking back at me Keep your eyes on me Baby, keep your eyes on me 'Cause I don't wanna lose you now I'm looking right at the other half of me. The song actually has nothing to do with drugs, as Wakeling told Songfacts: "In America in the early '80s, everybody gave me knowing winks and said, 'Oh, I know what that one's about, then, Dave.' Take this quiz to find out. Of course we did.
Along with the release of this song, Olivia O'Brien has penned an open letter about her journey of self-love, published exclusively on Ladygunn. If you got a problem with me, say it now (say it) my god. Might as well spit in my food Tell all these old bitches they in danger (stop)
They remind me of my pussy, bitches mad tight I started speakin' my mind and tripled my views Cardi B on the charts, ain't expect that Losing my mind on a tiny error, I nearly left the real me on the shelf. Headshot, headshot, tell 'em closed case Look, they gave a bitch two options: strippin' or lose (where the check?) Climbed to the top floor so I can spit on niggas This is done deliberately, as Olivia reveals to Paper Magazine: Love myself comes last on my album because I want people to leave feeling better than they came. Bitches stab you in your back while they smilin' in your face This girl is so underrated. Yoko Ono has always denied requests to cover "Imagine" with the line "no religion, too" omitted or changed. When you seen what I've seen, you end up like this (woo) Used to dance in a club right across from my school On this track, Olivia O'Brien describes herself struggling under the pressure. Get money, go hard, damn fuckin' right 'Specially not from one you weak bitches January the 30th was the day the cover art was shared and one day later, a second video teaser, this time featuring the instrumental beginning of the song, was posted. Yeah, but I get up ten Elton John's "Rocket Man" is based on a Ray Bradbury story called The Rocket Man published in 1951. I came here to ball, is you nuts? [Bridge] This was the first digitally recorded single released in the UK. And it was weird, because I looked deeper in the mirror, and I could see the little caption on the door behind, and I said to myself, Look, David, there's just me and you in here. She has excellent song writing skills. Country star Slim Whitman's version of the 1920s song "Rose Marie" spent 11 consecutive weeks at #1 in the UK in 1955, a record until 1991 when Bryan Adams’ "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" spent 16 weeks at the top. Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language: [Verse] I don't hang with these bitches 'cause these bitches be corny This pressure was not only created by society, but also by herself. Whole life been through some fucked up shit (fucked up)
looking in the mirror at myself like who that song
I went from rag to riches, went from WIC to lit, nigga Come through shinin' with a Rollie bust face (shine) So why am I lettin' what you say get me down? Bitch!
Love Myself Lyrics: Why is it so hard to just be myself? Seeing is deceiving, dreaming is believing, It's okay not to be okay. I'ma put a Louboutin where her neck at
she’s very under appreciated!!
They caught me slippin' once, tell 'em try that now (try that now) But certainly at the time of writing, nobody had any money or any access to cocaine... until after the song was out.". Ain't no runnin' up on me, went from nothin' to glory
The horn flourish at the beginning of "Jump Around" comes from Bob and Earl's "Harlem Shuffle"; the squeal throughout the song might be a Prince sample. This was one of the first big singles of the early '80s UK ska revival. Knock me down nine times, but I get up ten, Bitch (woo) This genre borrowed heavily from the reggae rhythms of Jamaica. This pressure was not only created by society, but also by herself. The same mirror played a part in another track on, The English Beat's record label wanted to release this as their first single - and keep the publishing rights for five years. And we all know you ain't that type (no) Nails done, hair lit, keep them both laced (laced) Never been no fraud in my mothafuckin' life I can see you looking back at me Keep your eyes on me Baby, keep your eyes on me 'Cause I don't wanna lose you now I'm looking right at the other half of me. The song actually has nothing to do with drugs, as Wakeling told Songfacts: "In America in the early '80s, everybody gave me knowing winks and said, 'Oh, I know what that one's about, then, Dave.' Take this quiz to find out. Of course we did.
Along with the release of this song, Olivia O'Brien has penned an open letter about her journey of self-love, published exclusively on Ladygunn. If you got a problem with me, say it now (say it) my god. Might as well spit in my food Tell all these old bitches they in danger (stop)
They remind me of my pussy, bitches mad tight I started speakin' my mind and tripled my views Cardi B on the charts, ain't expect that Losing my mind on a tiny error, I nearly left the real me on the shelf. Headshot, headshot, tell 'em closed case Look, they gave a bitch two options: strippin' or lose (where the check?) Climbed to the top floor so I can spit on niggas This is done deliberately, as Olivia reveals to Paper Magazine: Love myself comes last on my album because I want people to leave feeling better than they came. Bitches stab you in your back while they smilin' in your face This girl is so underrated. Yoko Ono has always denied requests to cover "Imagine" with the line "no religion, too" omitted or changed. When you seen what I've seen, you end up like this (woo) Used to dance in a club right across from my school On this track, Olivia O'Brien describes herself struggling under the pressure. Get money, go hard, damn fuckin' right 'Specially not from one you weak bitches January the 30th was the day the cover art was shared and one day later, a second video teaser, this time featuring the instrumental beginning of the song, was posted. Yeah, but I get up ten Elton John's "Rocket Man" is based on a Ray Bradbury story called The Rocket Man published in 1951. I came here to ball, is you nuts? [Bridge] This was the first digitally recorded single released in the UK. And it was weird, because I looked deeper in the mirror, and I could see the little caption on the door behind, and I said to myself, Look, David, there's just me and you in here. She has excellent song writing skills. Country star Slim Whitman's version of the 1920s song "Rose Marie" spent 11 consecutive weeks at #1 in the UK in 1955, a record until 1991 when Bryan Adams’ "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" spent 16 weeks at the top. Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language: [Verse] I don't hang with these bitches 'cause these bitches be corny This pressure was not only created by society, but also by herself. Whole life been through some fucked up shit (fucked up)
