As Club 69, he released two albuns: "Adults Only" (1994), which included such Dancefloor hits as "Let Me Be Your Underwear" "Diva", "Unique", "Sugar Pie Guy", "Take A Ride" and "Fantasy." A few years later "Style" (1997), was released. It includes the hit songs "I Look Good", "Much Better", "Drama", "Alright" and a cover of "Muscles." A few more years later, a remix album followed, titled "Club 69 Future Mix." It features two discs of remixes. He has yet to release any new material as Club 69.Rauhofer was a popular DJ who spun throughout the United States. He was the former resident DJ at the weekly gay dance night held at the Roxy in New York, which closed its doors in 2007. Rauhofer was formerly the resident DJ of the gay dance party called "Work." Peter's party was held weekly at the Stereo nightclub in New York until March 3, 2008 when the City invoked eminent domain and acquired the building. "Work" was a monthly event, despite lacking a permanent venue.
Rauhofer was mostly known for spinning tribal house and continued to play many gay circuit party events, and was scheduled to play the ultimate events (White Party Palm Springs and One Mighty Weekend's Magic Journeys at Arabian Nights) prior to his falling ill in February 2013.
Memorial services were held from coast to coast (including Miami and New York) and special events honoring Rauhofer continued into the Summer of 2013.
Peter Rauhofer (Club 69) won the Grammy Award in 2000 for Best Remixer of the Year for his remix of Cher Believe song. Rauhofer was also voted "DJ of the Year" in the 8th Annual JustCircuit Awards™ as was announced in March 2013 [4] and by over 7,000 registered users of the Circuit Media portal JustCircuit.com.
On Wednesday, April 17, 2013, it was made public that Rauhofer was diagnosed with a brain tumor. A message was posted on his Facebook page by his friend and manager, Angelo Russo, informing friends and fans of the incident. On May 7, 2013, Peter Rauhofer lost his battle with brain cancer. Russo posted an obituary on Rauhofer's Facebook page.
Diva
Club 69 Lyrics
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Yeah, that"s me
Diva
I am the Diva
Diva
You better roll out the red carpet
Diva
cause here I come
I'm a diva from head to toe
And it's getting better everyday
I dont cook, I dont wash dishes
And I do not do windows
cause I'm a uhhh diva
I like shopping
I hate going to the grocery store
I hate washing clothes
I like painting my nails
It's excites me
You have to work to get this good
Diva
That's me
Diva
I am the diva
Diva
Stand on wine and kiss my
Diva
hand
Diva
You better watch out, cause here I come
I am telling you
I am a diva from the big city
That's right
And I like it that way
You know what else I like?
I like credit cards
But not just any old credit cards
I mean, gold
You know what they say
If you have to ask the price
You cant afford it
And I never look at the prices
Ha, ha, yeah
I also like it when I dont get the bill
That's what a true diva is
Diva
That's me
Diva
I am the diva
Diva
You better roll out the red carpet
Diva
cause here I come
Diva
Get up and let me sit down
Diva
These high heels are killing me
Diva
Uh Diva
Diva
Diva
Here I come
Look at this girl
Girl, don't even try
You have to do better than that
Puts on her new Partuchi pants
Looks at her ass
And thinks shes, got a chance
So maybe if youre lucky
One day, youll end up like me
Thats right, a diva from head to toe
You have to work to get this good
Diva
Mmm, better squeeze your ass into them pants girl
Diva
I am telling you
Diva
Rolls Royce? Pull it on up here
Diva
You can hold the door for me anytime, baby
Diva
I have a new diet now
Diva
I only eat oysters and crabs
cause I'm a diva
The song "Diva" by Club 69 is a playful ode to being a diva. The singer proudly proclaims that she is a diva from head to toe and that she expects nothing less than royal treatment from those around her. She lists off the things she enjoys doing, such as shopping and painting her nails, and the things she dislikes, like cooking and cleaning. She knows that being a true diva takes work and effort to maintain, but she relishes in the luxury and glamour that come with it.
The song is a celebration of self-confidence and self-love. The singer knows that she is a diva and she fully embraces it. She demands respect and expects to be treated like royalty because she believes that she is worth it. The lyrics are tongue-in-cheek and playful, but they also convey a sense of empowerment and assertiveness.
Overall, "Diva" is a fun and catchy song that encourages listeners to embrace their inner diva and celebrate their own unique qualities and strengths.
Line by Line Meaning
Diva
Acknowledging that she is a diva
Yeah, that's me
Stating that she is, in fact, a diva
Diva
Repeating that she is a diva
I am the diva
Asserting that she is the ultimate diva
Diva
Repeating that she is a diva
You better roll out the red carpet
Expecting special treatment as a diva
cause here I come
Announcing her arrival like a true diva
I'm a diva from head to toe
Emphasizing that she embodies every aspect of a diva
And it's getting better everyday
Indicating that being a diva is a constantly improving status
I dont cook, I dont wash dishes
Refusing to participate in mundane chores as a diva
And I do not do windows
Rejecting any kind of manual labor as a diva
cause I'm a uhhh diva
Summing up her diva-like behavior in a dismissive, unapologetic way
I like shopping
Expressing her love for shopping
I hate going to the grocery store
Disliking menial tasks that don't align with her diva persona
I hate washing clothes
Avoiding household chores related to laundry
I like painting my nails
Preferring to engage in activities that enhance her appearance
It's excites me
Being thrilled by these activities
You have to work to get this good
Implying that being a diva takes hard work and dedication
Stand on wine and kiss my
Demanding extravagant treatment, exemplified by kissing her hand while standing on wine
hand
Continuing the above description
You better watch out, cause here I come
Warning others to prepare for her diva presence
I am telling you
Warning that she wants to be taken seriously as a big city diva
I am a diva from the big city
Reiterating her status as an urban diva
That's right
Confident in the truth of the previous statement
And I like it that way
Enjoying being a diva in her big city environment
You know what else I like?
Continuing to explain her preferences
I like credit cards
Enjoying the privileges that come with credit cards
But not just any old credit cards
Qualifying her previous statement
I mean, gold
Indicating that she only prefers high-end credit cards
You know what they say
Referencing a common phrase or saying to make a point
If you have to ask the price
Explaining the meaning of the aforementioned phrase
You cant afford it
Meaning that only those with significant wealth can afford expensive commodities
And I never look at the prices
Emphasizing her diva-like tendencies to ignore prices and just focus on what she wants
Ha, ha, yeah
Expressing mirth and pleasure in this realization
I also like it when I dont get the bill
Enjoying having others pay for her luxuries
That's what a true diva is
Defining what it means to be a true diva (i.e., someone who enjoys the finest things, doesn't do menial labor, and is waited on by others)
Get up and let me sit down
Demanding someone give up their seat for her
These high heels are killing me
Complaining about her footwear while still wanting preferential treatment
Here I come
Asserting her diva status again
Look at this girl
Referring to herself
Girl, don't even try
Warning other women not to compete with her diva status
You have to do better than that
Suggesting that others will never be as good as she is at being a diva
Puts on her new Partuchi pants
Dressing in expensive clothing to flaunt her diva status
Looks at her ass
Checking out her own appearance to admire it
And thinks shes, got a chance
Believing that her appearance and diva status make her a success in life
So maybe if youre lucky
Suggesting that others might be able to achieve diva status if they work hard enough
One day, youll end up like me
Encouraging others to aspire towards the same diva status as herself
Mmm, better squeeze your ass into them pants girl
Complimenting someone on their appearance, while also hinting that they should aspire to be more like her
Rolls Royce? Pull it on up here
Demanding a luxury car to arrive for her
You can hold the door for me anytime, baby
Expecting men to treat her with chivalry and respect
I have a new diet now
Updating others on her latest diet plan
I only eat oysters and crabs
Indulging in luxurious foods that others can't afford
cause I'm a diva
Explaining that she has these luxurious preferences because she's a diva and deserves them
Writer(s): Eric Stephen Kupper, Kim Cooper, Anthony Loewstedt, Peter Stefan Rauhofer Copyright: Kechil Songs O.B.O. Fat Fox Music, Austro-mechana Gmbh
Contributed by Mia C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.