Style
Frauenarzt & Master Shortie Lyrics

Style, uh!
Introducing the main theme of the song, which is Style.

(Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
Emphasizing the importance of Style.

Style, dig it
Repeating and confirming the idea that Style is cool and worth pursuing.

(Style) Style, come on
Encouraging the audience to join the discussion and explore the concept of Style.

Uh, style
A variation of the first line, used to reinforce the message at different moments.

Style is not something that comes in a bottle
Contrasting Style with a generic, commercial product that one can easily buy or consume. Style is something that cannot be reduced to a physical object or a particular form.

Style is more like Jackie O. when she was doin' Aristotle
Drawing a comparison between a famous, stylish icon (Jackie Kennedy Onassis) and a historical reference (philosopher Aristotle) in order to illustrate the complexity and sophistication of Style.

Style is not a logo that sticks to the roof of one's ass
Rejecting the idea that Style can be reduced to a mere logo or a brand image that one displays on their body or clothing.

Style is like a second cousin to class
Suggesting that Style is related to but not identical with another abstract concept, namely, class. In other words, Style is a different expression of social status or cultural capital.

you got it! Style, come on
Repeating the chorus to make it more memorable and exciting.

you got it! Style, say what?
Asking the audience to confirm that they understand the message, and encouraging them to engage with the idea of Style.

you got it! Style, check it
Another variation of the chorus, used to affirm the relevance and value of Style.

Style ain't sittin' court side with the owner of the team
Using a contrast between two kinds of sport spectatorship to outline the core difference between Style and mere status-seeking. To have Style, one needs to be the star, not the fan.

Style is owning the court and charging 'em all a fee
Building on the previous line, this one suggests that true Style means achieving a level of excellence and accomplishment that makes other people pay to witness your greatness.

Style is not lusting after someone because they're cool
Rejecting the idea that Style can be reduced to superficial attraction or imitation of others.

Style is loving yourself 'til everyone else does to
Suggesting that Style is not only a matter of self-confidence, but also a contagious attitude that attracts other people.

Style don't get drunk on a Saturday night
Rejecting excessive, self-destructive behavior as a form of Style.

Try to dress up every Sunday mornin' bright
Emphasizing the importance of self-care and a positive attitude as part of one's Style.

Style don't get married then break the vow in a year
Contrasting the fleeting pleasure of a wedding with the long-term commitment and consistency required for having true Style.

Style is keepin' a promise
Elevating the value of honesty, loyalty, and responsibility as essential components of Style.

Raise your hand y'all if you hear me
Asking for audience participation and validation of the message.

Style is a gold-tooth smile with an attitude
Expanding the range of possible expressions of Style to include non-conformist, unconventional elements, such as a gold tooth and an attitude.

Style is a peaceful wild postin' the rude
Suggesting that true Style can accommodate seemingly contradictory or paradoxical traits, such as being peaceful yet rebellious.

Style is growing your own food
Introducing a new, eco-friendly aspect of Style: self-sufficiency, sustainability, and connection to nature.

Style is a non-violent march
Another example of how Style can be expressed through political and social activism that promotes equality, justice, and freedom.

Style is an accurate account of what's inside every heart (Style)
Emphasizing the authenticity, sincerity, and depth that true Style entails. It's not about appearances or superficial trends, but about reflecting one's innermost values and emotions.

Style is not a lie
Rejecting the possibility that Style can be fake or artificial. True Style is always true to oneself.

Style is a man that cries
Normalizing the expression of emotions and vulnerability as part of one's Style.

Style is the glow in a pregnant woman's eyes
Celebrating maternal beauty and joy as a kind of Style that defies social norms and expectations.

Oh yeah
Expressing enthusiasm and agreement with the message.

Hang on, hang on
Asking the audience to wait and listen attentively to a new idea coming up.

Style is buying your moms a house
Elevating the importance of family, generosity, and social responsibility as part of one's Style.

Style is a clean mouth
Emphasizing the value of personal hygiene, health, and self-respect as part of one's Style. It can also refer to being ethical and honest in one's speech and communication.

Style is puppy breath
Celebrating the innocence, playfulness, and spontaneity of life as part of one's Style. It involves being open to new experiences and learning from nature and animals.

Style is no fear of death
Suggesting that having courage, confidence, and a sense of purpose in the face of mortality can be seen as part of one's Style.

Style is Ali's jab
Referring to Muhammad Ali's signature boxing move as a metaphor for the skill, speed, and grace required to succeed in one's passion or profession.

Style is hailing a cab (Style)
Highlighting the importance of practical skills, adaptability, and street smarts as part of one's Style. It can also refer to showing respect and courtesy to others.

Then you know, givin' 'em the finger when they pass your ass!
Ending the song on a playful, irreverent note that challenges social norms, hierarchies, and stereotypes. It suggests that Style can be an act of rebellion, freedom, and humor that inspires and empowers oneself and others.