I Don't Mind
Usher (feat Juicy J) Lyrics

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Introduction to the song by Usher.

Shawty, I don't mind if you dance on a pole
Usher doesn't judge his partner based on her profession or job, and is fine with her dancing on a pole.

That don't make you a ho
Usher is aware that people tend to pass judgement on people with certain professions, and clarifies that he does not do the same.

Shawty, I don't mind when you work until three
Usher doesn't mind his partner working late hours, as long as she comes home with him.

If you're leaving with me
Usher wants his partner to come home with him after her work, and is accepting of the life she leads before they meet.

Go make that money, money, money Your money, money, money
Usher encourages his partner to make her money, as it is her own and she is in charge of her own life and finances.

Cause I know how it is, go and handle your biz And get that money, money, money Your money, money, money
Usher understands the struggle of having to work in a profession that is looked down upon by others, and encourages his partner to be independent and earn her own money.

You can take off your clothes Long as you coming home, girl, I don't mind
Usher does not judge his partner for taking off her clothes for her work and is okay with it as long as she comes home to him.

The ballers in here tonight, they gon' buy a hundred bottles
Usher is aware of his surroundings and understands the kind of people that he is surrounded by.

As soon as you shake it I know they gon' make it colossal in here
Usher understands the kind of attention that his partner can gather with her dancing and is accepting of it.

'Cause shawty you thinkin' them tricks that you do with your body
Usher acknowledges his partner's talent and is in support of the way she makes a living.

Got all of these niggas they crowding around you like they seen Beyoncé in here (she here, she here)
Usher notices the way that men behave around his partner and compares it to the way fans behave around Beyoncé.

You want your own and you need your own, baby, who am I to judge? (Who am I to judge?)
Usher understands that his partner needs her own money and is entitled to it, and doesn't judge her for it.

'Cause how could I ever trip about it when I met you in the club? (Met you in the club)
Usher met his partner in the same kind of club and understands the environment they both come from.

I make enough for the both of us, but you dance anyway
Usher understands that he is making enough money to support them both, but he still lets his partner make her own money and dance for a living.

You know I was raised in the A
Usher was raised in Atlanta, and he references his upbringing to show that he understands the environment they both come from.

When you get off of work I'll be ready to go in the 'Rari And when we get home we'll have us our own private party in here
Usher is supportive of his partner's profession and of her free time. They enjoy each other's company together.

So I don't worry at all about the things they do or say I love you anyway
Usher doesn't care about what others say about their relationship or his partner's profession, and he loves her regardless.

You can twerk while in a split, you racking up them tips Your body rock and your booty poppin', I'm proud to call you my bitch
Usher finds his partner's talent attractive and is proud to be with her, even though she sways to make her own money.

They be lookin', but they can't touch you, shawty, I'm the only one to get it So just go ahead and keep doing what you do, do it
Usher knows that others may look at his partner, but only he understands and appreciates her, and gives her the freedom to continue with her profession.

I'm just tryna cut her up, tryna bust a nut Tryna take somebody bitch, turn her to a slut Tryna fill my cup, tryna live it up Throw some hundreds on that ass, walk her out the club (Yeah, ho) uh, lap dance for the first date
Juicy J has a different perspective, he only views girls as a source of fun, but Usher thinks differently, as he appreciates their talent and personality.

Bet I threw a few bands, that's third base It's okay if you work late, we can still party like it's your birthday We can still party hard in your birthday suit
Juicy J talks about throwing away money indiscriminately, Usher instead parties with his partner and supports her work.

Knock that pussy out the park like my name Babe Ruth Shawty she just want a tip, I just want to see her strip If you fuck me like you love me shawty you might get rich Have her own cake, her own place, blow her own gas, no Rolaid
Juicy J compares sex with Babe Ruth knocking balls out of the park, Usher is more respectful and stands by his partner's talent and independence.

When we in the bed she like to roleplay, tell her friend to join in both ways
Juicy J is more focused on sexual aspects, talking about engaging in multiple sexual activities, whereas Usher prefers to respect his partner and focus on her personal talents

Gotta move you gotta make that money, money, money Your money, money, money 'Cause I know how it is, girl go and handle your biz And get that money, money, money
Usher reminds his partner of the importance of money and urges her to handle her personal life, and career, with the utmost respect and diligence.

Make your money, money, money You can take off your clothes Long as you coming home, girl, I don't mind
Usher is supportive of his partner in her profession, and is okay if she needs to take off her clothes, as long as she comes back to him at the end of the day.