Too Much
OCAD Lyrics

My heels make my legs look good,
I think my high heels make my legs look nicer and more attractive.

but look at my ass (shake that)
I also think my butt looks good and want to show it off by moving/shaking it.

look at my ass (shake that)
I’m emphasizing how much I want people to pay attention to my butt by repeating the phrase.

look at my ass (word)
I’m urging others to admire my butt and acknowledge it as a positive feature.

too much booty in the pants
I feel like my butt is too big to fit comfortably or attractively into my pants.

too much booty in the pants (hmmm)
I’m unsure or concerned about how my large butt looks in my clothing and want others to confirm or reassure me.

too much booty in the pants (shake that)
I’m making light of my insecurity and showing off my butt anyway.

too much booty in the pants (word)
I’m emphasizing how much my butt is standing out in my current outfit and possibly want others to acknowledge or compliment it.

too much too much
I’m repeating the previous line for emphasis or musical effect.

too much too much too much
I’m further emphasizing how much my butt is standing out or causing me discomfort in my clothing.

too much too much
I’m still emphasizing how much my butt is a central focus point.

too much booty in the pants too much too much too much booty in the pants
My butt is a main focus point of the song, and I’m feeling self-conscious or proud of it depending on the context.

i've got curves and it's certainly from my momma
I inherited my curves, especially my butt, from my mother.

and i've learned it don't hurt to be a curvy lady
I’ve come to appreciate and accept my body shape, even if it’s not what society might consider ideal.

but maybe i have been eating a little too much
I’m acknowledging the possibility that my size could be affected by my diet or lifestyle.

look at my thights
I’m directing attention to my thighs, which may also be a point of insecurity or pride.

but i take pride in my hips
I’m proud of my curves and feel that they make me attractive in their own way.

tell me do you like my hips
I’m seeking validation or attention for my figure from a specific person or audience.

I never knew why us chicks compete to look like a stick
I’m questioning why society has placed such a high emphasis on thinness, especially for women.

when the fact is we like to eat
I’m pointing out that many people enjoy food and feel it’s unfair to hold them to an unrealistic standard of thinness.

and i hate that society has made it so hard for me to find the right kind of jeans
I’m frustrated by the lack of clothing options available for women with curves, especially when it comes to finding flattering jeans.

cause i don't see nothin wrong with havin
I don’t feel that my body should be something I’m ashamed of or try to change to meet society’s standards.

too much? you must be trippin
I’m rejecting someone’s criticism or insecurity about my body size or shape.

who wants a girl with no figure?
I’m pointing out that many people find curves and a full figure attractive in women.

what are you nuts?
I’m incredulous or dismissive of someone who doesn’t appreciate my body shape or thinks it’s too big.

i love it when a back curves into a cut butt
I find my curves and butt especially attractive and think others should appreciate them as well.

hmmm baby got back (shake that)
I’m embracing the popular perception of a curvy butt as sexy or desirable and showing it off.

what? excuse me?
I’m reacting to someone else’s surprise or judgment about my body size/shape.

wait, that's my obnoxious way for me to say that you really shouldn't be afraid to embrace that
I’m admitting that I can come across as pushy or confrontational about body acceptance, but urging others to embrace their own curves anyway.

’cause whether you knew how incredible you look
I’m encouraging others to recognize their own attractiveness, even if they’ve been told they don’t meet standard beauty norms.

you better be used to people staring at you
I acknowledge that having curves can lead to unwanted attention or objectification, but also suggest that it comes with the territory.

plus it's inevitable for a fella to lose his steady cool look just to try to embellish with you
I’m noting that some men find curvy women especially attractive, and may even become flustered or nervous around them.

so chickidy check yourself before you wreck yourself
I’m making a pun with the title of an Ice Cube song and urging listeners to have confidence in their bodies while also being safe and responsible.

but don't forget yourself along the way and remember to protect yourself 'cause girl your legs mixed with all that just isn't safe
I’m expressing concern about potential safety issues for women with curvy bodies, while also urging them to prioritize their own well-being and enjoyment of their bodies.