Poppin
Utada(宇多田ヒカル) Lyrics

Hey (hey), hey (hey), hey (hey), hey (hey), hey (hey), hey
The song starts with the repeated hey's that express the artist's excitement and enthusiasm for what's about to happen.

I wanna see the bottles poppin'
The artist wishes to see champagne bottles being opened, indicating celebration and partying.

Hey (hey), hey (hey), hey (hey), hey
The repetition of hey's emphasizes the artist's desire to see the bottles popping.

I wanna see, I wanna see, I wanna see the bottles poppin'
The artist is expressing her desire to see the bottles popping in clear and direct language.

Work our toosh way to the front of the line, the line
The artist and her friends are making their way to the front of the line at a club or event, using their charms and looks to attract attention from the bouncers.

Bouncers gonna let us in 'cause we're fine, so fine
The artist believes that they will get preferential treatment from the bouncers due to their looks and social status, implying that they are confident in their ability to bypass the rules.

Girls, you know we have it better than the boys, uh
The artist is suggesting that females have an advantage over males in social situations, either because of their looks or other attributes.

Yes
The artist is agreeing with her previous statement and signaling confidence in her gender's social abilities.

Sexy stiletto boots, tight jeans, no panties on
The artist is wearing revealing clothing that emphasizes her sexuality and provocativeness. She is teasing the audience with her boldness and confidence.

Oops, did I turn you on?
The artist is playfully asking her audience if she is attractive to them, acknowledging her own sensuality and flirtatiousness.

I only came to party, party
The artist is emphasizing that she is at the event only to have fun and not necessarily to end up in a romantic encounter.

See the stars up in the sky, they're all mine, all mine
The artist feels like she is the center of attention and has all the power at the event, as if the stars are there for her enjoyment specifically.

There's a full moon out tonight
The artist is setting the scene and implying that the night is charged with energy and excitement.

The wolves cry, wolves cry
The wolves' cry is a metaphor for the howls of enjoyment and excitement that the artist and her friends are feeling at the event.

Yeah, you heard me right
The artist is emphasizing that she is serious and confident in her previous statement about the stars being hers.

They're all mine, the stars in the sky
The artist continues to assert her power and control over the night, implying that she has everything she wants and needs.

But I can share if you like
The artist is playfully suggesting that she is willing to share her power and enjoyment with others, inviting them to join her.

Would you like that?
The artist is asking her audience if they want to join her and share in the excitement of the night.

Hey, we make the beat go
The artist is asserting her own importance and role in the event, suggesting that she and her friends are the ones who are responsible for the energy and excitement of the night.

All night, all night, all night
The artist is emphasizing that the party will continue for a long time, all through the night.

Hey, I might be crazy but I'm
The artist is acknowledging that she might be seen as wild or crazy, but she is proud of that energy and is not afraid to show it off.

All right, all right
The artist is reassuring herself and her audience that everything is okay, even if they are being a bit wild or reckless.