Sticky Dough
Wanessa Lyrics

Bam bam, sticky sticky sticky sticky, sticky Sticky sticky sticky sticky sticky, sticky
The singer Wild Vanessa is emphasizing the stickiness of the 'dough' in the song, by saying that it is so sticky that it's sticky even when repeated multiple times.

Run kitty kitty run
This line is addressed to someone who is attempting to interfere with her personal life or her plans, she's telling them to stop and focus on their own life instead of hers.

Shut your trap or just begun
The singer is telling the person who interferes to either stop their interference or to continue and face the consequences.

You better leave it alone
Vanessa is telling the person who interferes to mind their own business and stay away from her issues or matters.

Nick neck fatty wreck What the fuck are you looking at?
She is insulting someone, calling them fat and gross while asking them why they are staring at her. This line expresses her frustration and shows that she will not tolerate anyone interfering with her.

It's my cookie, now just suck on your bone
The 'cookie' here is referring to her success or lifestyle, she's saying that other people should celebrate their own small successes instead of trying to get in on her accomplishments.

I'm like sticky finger baby 'cause your so fine Get like a binocular sipping the sunshine
The singer seems to be flirting with someone here, telling them they are 'so fine' and then comparing herself to a 'sticky finger baby' and goes on to say that the person she's talking to can enjoy and observe her lifestyle as if they were through the lens of a binocular in the beautiful 'sunshine' of success.

Eeny meeny money moe Boy you keeping on the long He hey sexy You wanna play
These lines are sung to seduce a romantic partner, playing a light-hearted game of 'eeny meeny miny moe' to choose their partner before giving them a flirty compliment and hinting at playing around romantically.

You gotta Zoom zoom zoom Get in my room room room You got tha boom boom boom Rock me like vrum vrum vrum
These lines represent a physical and sexual relationship between someone she's seduced and herself. It involves an exchange of physical energy 'boom boom boom' that she wants them to share with her.

Freak when I speak baby I don't need to tell ya He hey he hey Don't blow the way Gimme sticky dough, dough, dough, dough, dough Gimme sticky dough, dough, dough, dough, dough
When the artist speaks, she says something wild and unexpected, but she doesn't have to explain herself to anyone. After she repeats her desire for 'sticky dough' twice, she ends this section with telling another person not to mess with her plans.

Bam Bam need a man Who can keep up with ha dam We sexy ladies Free as a bird we're no one's baby Look how we put it down Miss Wanessa show it now
This section is about her and her female crew, they need men that can keep up with their energy and lifestyle, as they are free and independent creatures. The mention of her name is a boast about her life and the things she's accomplished, inviting the listener to look and observe all she's accomplished.

You've been heading, it's the fat my boy just shows like that
This line could be interpreted as an insult to someone who has been interfering or stalking her. As in, they are not enough for her and their presence is annoying, so she goes on to imply that they are not on the level that she needs, which is why 'it shows' that they are not up to her standard.

I'm not a sticky finger baby 'cause your so fine You're like a binocular sipping the sunshine
This line is similar to her earlier flirting, using puns that suggest they can enjoy and watch her success from afar through a 'binocular' while she expresses how beautiful and perfect they are.

Do' do' dough, sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky Dough, do' do' dough, sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky, sticky Dough, dough, I love it like that Dough, dough, I love it like that Dough, dough, I love it like that Dough, dough, I love it like that Like dough, like dough, like dough, like dough Like dough, like dough, like dough, like dough (Like dough, dough, dough, dough, dough)
This section repeats the same themes of sticky dough that she's expressed before. The repetition emphasizes her love for success and the pleasure it provides her. The comparisons of her success to dough in the chorus suggests that the singer Wild Vanessa is obsessed with her wealth and status.