So I believe the lyric "My pussy tastes like Pepsi-Cola" to be a metaphor, that sex with her is a treat but is inherently bad for you. This is further enforced by the fact that the man she is addressing is married. There is a vintage aspect to her referring to it as "Pepsi-Cola" instead of just "Pepsi" I'm not sure of the implication there. She seems to be convincing this man of the benefit of going with her (assumedly instead of continuing with his wife) with the lyric "we made it out to the other side" What do you guys think?
So I believe the lyric "My pussy tastes like Pepsi-Cola" to be a metaphor, that sex with her is a treat but is inherently bad for you. This is further enforced by the fact that the man she is addressing is married. There is a vintage aspect to her referring to it as "Pepsi-Cola" instead of just "Pepsi" I'm not sure of the implication there. She seems to be convincing this man of the benefit of going with her (assumedly instead of continuing with his wife) with the lyric "we made it out to the other side" What do you guys think?
@maxwello Pepsi Cola is used because Cola rhymes with older, notice pies and surprise have a rhyme too (so a ABAB rhyme scheme being used).
@maxwello Pepsi Cola is used because Cola rhymes with older, notice pies and surprise have a rhyme too (so a ABAB rhyme scheme being used).
Not sure a metaphor ... I think it is partly shock value and partly just saying her pussy is tasty.
Not sure a metaphor ... I think it is partly shock value and partly just saying her pussy is tasty.
@maxwello it literally was something her ex boyfriend had told her and she found really funny, so she wrote about it in a song. you're going too deep
@maxwello it literally was something her ex boyfriend had told her and she found really funny, so she wrote about it in a song. you're going too deep