Respect
븐뢴솅훙Pink Lyrics

1 and 2 and 3 and 4
This is the start of Pink's rap, her way of introducing the song and letting listeners know that she's about to drop some knowledge.

This my rap song
Pink is asserting herself and marking her territory, much like a lion roaring to let others know this is her turf.

1-2-3-4
Pink repeats this phrase throughout the song, using it as a way to punctuate and emphasize the lyrics that follow.

I get really sick and tired of boys up in my face
Pink is tired of men trying to hit on her and get her attention. She is an independent woman who doesn't need a man to define her.

Pick up lines like 'What's your sign' won't get
Pink is saying that cheesy pick up lines won't impress her or her friends.

You anyplace
Pink is implying that men who use pick up lines won't be successful in wooing her or her friends.

When me and all my girls go walking down the street
Pink and her female friends often go out together and enjoy each other's company, but this doesn't mean they want male attention.

It seems we can't go anywhere without a car that
Pink is pointing out that men often use their cars as a way to try and impress women, but this is not what she is looking for.

Goes 'Beep-beep'
Pink is using this as an example of the types of cars that men often drive to try and get women's attention, but it's not working on her or her friends.

Cuz this body is a priceless piece of lovin'
Pink is proud of her body and her sexuality, but she's not willing to give it away for free or let men use it to define her.

Unconditionally
Pink is saying that she doesn't need a man to love and appreciate her body, she values it on her own terms.

So, Mr. Big-stuff, who you think you are?
Pink is calling out men who think they can use their status or money to try and impress her or her friends.

You was thinkin' you's gonna get it for free
Pink is saying that men who try to use their power to get what they want from women won't be successful with her or her friends.

Now, now, now,
Pink is using this phrase as a way to emphasize her point and let listeners know that she means business.

Hey ladies
Pink is calling on her female listeners to join her in solidarity and stand up to men who try to use their power to get what they want from women.

(Yeah!)
This is an interjection used to emphasize the point that Pink is making and to get her listeners fired up.

Let 'em know it ain't easy
Pink is acknowledging that it can be difficult for women to stand up to men, but she's encouraging them to do so anyway.

R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Pink is referencing the classic Aretha Franklin song and using it as a rallying cry for women to demand respect from men.

Let's come togeta'
Pink is calling on her female listeners to come together and support each other in their fight for respect.

Sista's
Pink is using this term as a way to show camaraderie and sisterhood among women.

Its time to be greedy
Pink is encouraging women to focus on themselves and their own needs, rather than letting men use them or define them.

Nothin' good comes for free
Pink is saying that women shouldn't give away their bodies or their power for free, they should demand respect and demand to be treated as equals.

Mirror on the wall, damn I sure look fine
Pink is confident and proud of her appearance, but she's not putting on a show for men, she's doing it for herself.

I can't blame those horny boys, I would make me
Pink is acknowledging that men may be attracted to her, but she's not going to let them use her or define her worth.

Mine
Pink is saying that she owns her body and her power, no one else can define her or take that away from her.

When I pass you in a club, 'Ooh, lala!' you gasp
Pink is calling out men who objectify women and make them feel uncomfortable or unsafe.

Back up boy, I ain't your toy, or your piece of ass
Pink is drawing a line in the sand and letting men know that she won't tolerate being treated like an object or a possession.

No jealousy, no envy girls, c'mon, let's work it out
Pink is encouraging women to support each other and work together to stand up to men who try to use their power to get what they want from women.

No freebies in the limousine, that's not what its about
Pink is saying that women should never feel obligated to give away their bodies or their power to men, no matter how rich or powerful they may be.

Let 'em know there's work to do, give it up he won't call you
Pink is telling women to focus on themselves and their own goals, rather than trying to please men who won't appreciate or respect them.

Respect is just a minimum, go on girl and get you some
Pink is saying that women deserve more than just respect, they deserve to be treated as equals and to demand the power and respect they deserve.

Let's come together
Pink is repeating this phrase as a way to unify her listeners and encourage them to work together to make positive change in their lives and in the world.

We'll show them what we're talkin' bout
Pink is saying that women will no longer tolerate being mistreated or objectified by men, and they will fight for their rights and demand the respect they deserve.