The Bounce
Justin and Kelly Lyrics

(Tempo has reached critical level)
The song is about to pick up pace and get frenzied.

C'mere, girl, c'mere, girl, c'mere, girl, bounce
The singers are calling out to a girl to come closer and dance with them.

Let me see them big titties
The singer is being vulgar and objectifying women by asking to see their breasts.

Don't act as if you ain't pretty
The singer is trying to compliment the woman, though it comes across as insincere and creepy.

Break bread if you wanna get wit' me
The singer wants the woman to pay for his attention and affection.

All I wanna do is dig off in them kidneys
The singer wants to have sex with the woman.

Tell ya boyfriend he better mind his business
The singer is threatening the woman's boyfriend and trying to assert his dominance over him.

'Fore he end up in the trunk of my Bentley
The singer is threatening violence and being extremely aggressive.

I am still a boss; he can't hit me
The singer is trying to make himself out to be powerful and untouchable.

He ain't got enough paper to deal wit' me
The singer believes that money gives him power and is a measure of his worth.

Baby girl, wanna two step wit' me
The singer is asking the woman to dance with him.

Turn around rub ya ass up against me?
The singer is being vulgar and inappropriate, asking the woman to grind against him while dancing.

Whoa, lil' mama done got tipsy
The woman has had too much to drink and is drunk.

And then tonight, tomorrow you're history
The singer is not interested in a meaningful relationship with the woman.

All you haters wit' that ho shit miss me
The singer is saying that he doesn't care about anyone who disagrees with his behavior.

I stay strapped, security don't frisk me
The singer is implying that he carries a weapon for protection and gets away with it.

Set it off till this muthafucka empty
The singer is saying he will party all night until the club closes.

Come on
The singer is encouraging everyone to dance and party with him.

Bounce (like yo' ass had the hiccups)
The singer is asking everyone to dance with energy and to shake their butts with enthusiasm.

Bounce (like we was ridin' in my pick-up)
The singer is trying to evoke imagery of a joyride where everyone bounces around together with excitement.

Bounce (Why you lookin' so sad? Baby girl, you need to cheer up)
The singer is trying to encourage the woman to dance and have a good time despite whatever troubles she might have.

Bounce (I got the remedy: it's you on me, and me on you
The singer is offering himself as the solution to the woman's problems - suggesting that intimacy with him will make her feel better.

And you on me, and me on you, and you on her
The singer is suggesting the possibility of a threesome, implying that he is open to sexual experimentation.

Then her on me, and her on you, and y'all on me
The singer is continuing with his suggestion of a threesome, being explicit in his description of the act.

Then me on y'all, and y'all on me
The singer is emphasizing his sexual prowess and experience, saying he can handle multiple partners at once.

Menage a trois, menage a tr-uh-uh)
The singer is making a crude reference to a threesome, using a French term for comedic effect.

Oh! There she go, just what the Doc's been lookin' fo'
The singer is expressing excitement at the prospect of being with a woman he finds attractive.

She just what I need, black and Chinese like some young ho
The singer is fetishizing the woman's race and using derogatory language to describe her.

I got a bungalow; we can disappear for a week or so (yeah)
The singer is offering the woman a vacation away from her everyday life to be with him.

I got a steady young flow, super bowl wit' it like I'm Dungy, yo (oh)
The singer is bragging about his rhythm and flow in his music, comparing himself to a famous football coach.

Yes, congratulations
The singer is sarcastically congratulating the woman for being with him.

You won a millionaire invitation
The singer is implying that being with him is a prize or a special opportunity.

Sorry I'm so demandin'
The singer is apologizing for his behavior, but it comes across as insincere.

But save the dancin' for back at the mansion, and
The singer is saying that he expects to continue the party at his home after leaving the club.

Ain't this money handsome?
The singer is admiring his own wealth and implying that it makes him attractive to women.

Ain't, that a panty anthem?
The singer is saying that his music is so good, women will want to sleep with him just because of it.

I kill me, just like you
The singer is saying that he enjoys himself and his own company as much as he expects his partner will enjoy theirs together.

From the back, you'll see
The singer is referring to his preferred sexual position and implying that it will be pleasurable for both parties involved.

Hold up! Hell naw!
The singer is signaling a sudden shift in tone and energy.

Like Britney Spears, I wear no drawers
The singer is making reference to Britney Spears' infamous wardrobe malfunction and trying to be provocative.

In the club, I drink it up, gulp, gulp, drink it up
The singer is saying that he is drinking heavily in the club.

Got Patron sippin' in my cup
The singer is specifying the type of drink he is consuming.

That's ya man; I bet I can make him look
The singer is saying that he could steal another woman's partner away from her.

When he see the jugs, he wanna rush and get a quick touch of the big ol' butt
The singer is objectifying women and describing how he expects another man will react to the sight of a woman's body.

Mhm, big ol' butt, thick legs, big ol' jugs
The singer is listing off physical attributes of women that he finds desirable.

Legs stick like rims on the truck
The singer is making a comparison between a woman's legs and a shiny, expensive part on a car.

Take him to the crib; yep, we gon' fuck
The singer is suggesting he will have sex with the same woman whose partner he was just trying to steal.

You can call me a freak; I like to get buck
The singer is saying he enjoys sex and physical intimacy.

I don't have to do much to make you get it up
The singer is implying that he doesn't need to put in much effort to arouse a woman.

Some young ho - she worth two dollars
The singer is degrading and demeaning women by referring to them as disposable objects.

I'm worth more dollars than major beauty parlors
The singer is saying he believes himself to be more valuable and worthwhile than a beauty salon.

I pop collars, c-c-c-collars
The singer is saying he wears his shirt collars up, something that was trendy in the early 2000s.

I don't buy shots, I only buy the bottles
The singer is saying he is wealthy and only purchases an entire bottle of alcohol, rather than buying individual shots for people.

Only rich girls - we only buy the bottles
The singer is saying that only wealthy women are worth his time and attention.

And, like a porn star, I'm best when I swallow
The singer is making a crude and inappropriate sexual reference.