Ibitha
The Lonely Island Lyrics


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There's a party tonight in Ibitha
We're gonna dance and eat pizza
Zesty, spicy, tasty, and lifely
Super sexy, not sexy slightly
Everyone is showing skin
DJ, let the record spin

In Ibitha-tha-tha-tha
Every day the fiesta-sta-sta-sta
Speakers boom on the dance floor-floor-floor
Everyone is a star-star-star

Our tummies are full of Paella
Here's a recipe of the Paella
Steamy broth, sweet peas and lobsters
Tonight we eat like the conquistadors

There's a place far away making lots of noise
Where the boys are girls and the girls are boys
The vibes are full of love and peace
And people sound like they got their gap in their teeth
But they don't

In Ibitha-tha-tha-tha
Every day the fiesta-sta-sta-sta
Speakers boom on the dance floor-floor-floor
Everyone is a star-star-star

(There's a place far away making lots of noise
Where the boys are girls and the girls are boys
The vibes are full of love and peace
And people sound like they got their gap in their teeth
There's a place far away making lots of noise
Where the boys are girls and the girls are boys
The vibes are full of love and peace




And people sound like they got their gap in their teeth
But they don't)

Overall Meaning

The Lonely Island's song "Ibitha" is a tongue-in-cheek ode to the party lifestyle of the Spanish island of Ibiza. The refrain of the song centers around a party in Ibiza, where everyone is showing skin and dancing to the DJ's record. The lyrics describe the food, atmosphere, and general vibe of the island's party scene, with references to the Spanish dish paella and the inclusive, free-spirited attitudes of its attendees.


The lyrics also make fun of the tendency of people in Ibiza to affect a laidback, hippie-ish persona, as well as their tendency to adopt the local accent, with references to the way people in Ibiza sound like they have a gap in their teeth when they speak. The repetition of the phrase "There's a place far away making lots of noise, where the boys are girls and the girls are boys," is a reference to the island's reputation for gender-bending and fluidity, and the generally hedonistic nature of the party-goers.


Overall, the song can be interpreted as a playful but affectionate send-up of the party culture on the island of Ibiza, with a focus on the food, fashion, and free-spirited attitudes that make it such a unique and memorable destination.


Line by Line Meaning

There's a party tonight in Ibitha
We're bringing the party to Ibitha tonight


We're gonna dance and eat pizza
We plan on dancing and enjoying some pizza


Zesty, spicy, tasty, and lifely
Our food will be flavorful and lively


Super sexy, not sexy slightly
We'll be very sexy, not just a little bit


Everyone is showing skin
People are dressed liberally


DJ, let the record spin
The DJ should start the music


In Ibitha-tha-tha-tha
We are in Ibitha and excited


Every day the fiesta-sta-sta-sta
The party never stops here


Speakers boom on the dance floor-floor-floor
The music is loud on the dance floor


Everyone is a star-star-star
Everyone is celebrated here


Our tummies are full of Paella
Our bellies are stuffed with paella


Here's a recipe of the Paella
We can share the recipe of the paella


Steamy broth, sweet peas and lobsters
The paella is made with broth, peas and lobster


Tonight we eat like the conquistadors
We are indulging in a feast like conquistadors


There's a place far away making lots of noise
There's a location that's noisy and distant


Where the boys are girls and the girls are boys
A place where genders are fluid


The vibes are full of love and peace
The energy of this location is positive and peaceful


And people sound like they got their gap in their teeth
People here have accents or speak a certain way


But they don't
But it doesn't matter




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: ANDY SAMBERG, AKIVA SCHAFFER, JORMA TACCONE, DALLAS JAMES KOEHLKE, RICK TYRONE WITHERSPOON

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