I love this song, too! It cracks me up, but at the same time I love that the jilted lover gets to basically say "now see what you're missing out on?" It's a basic human emotion when someone leaves you that you want them to regret it at some point and I love that this song addresses that emotion in a way that is sexy and humorous and in your face without being offensive. Well, at least not offensive to me, but I'm sure offensive to someone . . . who needs to get laid. LOL! Ooops, sorry, did I say that in my outside voice? ;-)
Speaking of being offensive, I'm sure I'll piss off some feminist or uptight chick somewhere when I say that if this song is autobiographical at all and he really did nail his ex in the club with her new boyfriend hanging about somewhere, then all I have to say is: "Dude - studman - score - high five." LMAO!
Even though the song addresses the anger and jealousy of rejection and the desire to lash out at the person who hurt you, I love that it also diverges just enough to give you a glimpse of the insecurity and inadequacy that is aroused by the rejection as well -- "what did I do? what did I say? that gave you away; tell me what didn't I do, what didn't I say; that sent you away from me."
I love this song, too! It cracks me up, but at the same time I love that the jilted lover gets to basically say "now see what you're missing out on?" It's a basic human emotion when someone leaves you that you want them to regret it at some point and I love that this song addresses that emotion in a way that is sexy and humorous and in your face without being offensive. Well, at least not offensive to me, but I'm sure offensive to someone . . . who needs to get laid. LOL! Ooops, sorry, did I say that in my outside voice? ;-)
Speaking of being offensive, I'm sure I'll piss off some feminist or uptight chick somewhere when I say that if this song is autobiographical at all and he really did nail his ex in the club with her new boyfriend hanging about somewhere, then all I have to say is: "Dude - studman - score - high five." LMAO!
Even though the song addresses the anger and jealousy of rejection and the desire to lash out at the person who hurt you, I love that it also diverges just enough to give you a glimpse of the insecurity and inadequacy that is aroused by the rejection as well -- "what did I do? what did I say? that gave you away; tell me what didn't I do, what didn't I say; that sent you away from me."
Great song. Provocative. Love it.