Well, I heard on TV that it was first called "Ayo Pornography". Since only the title but not the lyrics have been changed, I presume there must still be a connection to porn. Lines like "She always ready
when you want it, she want it like a nympho" (the image that women in porn represent) or "I ain't got to move, I can sit and watch, in a fantasy, it's plain to see just how it be on me" or "The way she shakin' make you want to hit it, think she double jointed from the way she split it, got you're head fucked up from the way she did it, she's so much more than you're used to" (the women in porn are the ultimate fantasy and dream women to men because "they do things "real" women in "real" life are not up to"; not that I necessarily agree with this since not all of us do it only in the missionary position, haha, but this is a common notion).
So the way I see it the song describes the dilemma between the "fake" world of porn and its ever-horny women and reality (where guys actually have to "work" for sex:-) and women ain't necessarily up for acrobatic sex-stunts and stuff ). I figure the guy in the song is "tired of using technology" and , like I already wrote in my earlier post, now goes out to a club to seek the real thing (a girl to take home).....
Well, I heard on TV that it was first called "Ayo Pornography". Since only the title but not the lyrics have been changed, I presume there must still be a connection to porn. Lines like "She always ready when you want it, she want it like a nympho" (the image that women in porn represent) or "I ain't got to move, I can sit and watch, in a fantasy, it's plain to see just how it be on me" or "The way she shakin' make you want to hit it, think she double jointed from the way she split it, got you're head fucked up from the way she did it, she's so much more than you're used to" (the women in porn are the ultimate fantasy and dream women to men because "they do things "real" women in "real" life are not up to"; not that I necessarily agree with this since not all of us do it only in the missionary position, haha, but this is a common notion). So the way I see it the song describes the dilemma between the "fake" world of porn and its ever-horny women and reality (where guys actually have to "work" for sex:-) and women ain't necessarily up for acrobatic sex-stunts and stuff ). I figure the guy in the song is "tired of using technology" and , like I already wrote in my earlier post, now goes out to a club to seek the real thing (a girl to take home).....