I heard this for the first time on the radio recently and got a kick out of it, though I had no clue what a "double-dutch bus" is. My first guess was that it might be a euphemism for a drug dealer (like the Byrds' "Mr. Tambourine Man" & Grateful Dead's "Candyman" were, though few know it now)... Then his suggestive tone, use of the name "Lolita", calling names out, the way they "really turn it on" and some misunderstood lyrics made me think it must be a sexual metaphor of some kind (though the cute-sounding little girl that raps solo with him made that idea sound pretty warped).
I heard this for the first time on the radio recently and got a kick out of it, though I had no clue what a "double-dutch bus" is. My first guess was that it might be a euphemism for a drug dealer (like the Byrds' "Mr. Tambourine Man" & Grateful Dead's "Candyman" were, though few know it now)... Then his suggestive tone, use of the name "Lolita", calling names out, the way they "really turn it on" and some misunderstood lyrics made me think it must be a sexual metaphor of some kind (though the cute-sounding little girl that raps solo with him made that idea sound pretty warped).