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* [[Rihanna]]'s "Rude Boy."

** [[Rihanna]]'s hit "Only Girl (In The World). Listen to the chorus:

{{quote|[[Double Entendre|Want you to make me feel like I’m the only girl in the world]]

Like I’m the only one that you’ll ever love

Like I’m the only one who knows your heart

Only girl in the world…

Like I’m the only one that’s in command

Cuz I’m the only one who understands [[A Man Is Not a Virgin|how to make you feel like a man]] }}

** Her single "What's My Name" is similarly blatant, but one line in particular stands out...

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Oh you're dancing real close

Plus its real real slow

You're making it [[Double Entendre|hard]] for me

** But these lines make it obvious:

Step back you're dancing too close (yeah)

I feel a little pull coming through

On you

Now, girl, I know you felt it }}

* Chrisette Michele's "If I Have My Way".

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Step 4, and ooo you grindin with me }}

* "Shawty's Over 9000" by BB & G-Wize, in addition to referencing the popular internet meme, is an example of this trope. ''And'' they got Bryan Drummond to supply his Vegeta voice for the intro an sampling.

* "Candy Shop" by [[~~Fifty~~ Cent]] ft. Olivia. Yet another song that uses "lollipop" to mean "penis".

* "Candy Shop" by [[50 Cent]] ft. Olivia. Yet another song that uses "lollipop" to mean "penis".

* In what must be the most blatant example ever, the song "Fuck Me On The Dance Floor" by Princess Superstar manages to push this trope so far that one starts wondering if it is [[What Do You Mean Its Not Symbolic|using sex as a metaphor for dancing]] instead of [[Freud Was Right|the other way around]], as is traditional.

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{{quote|Feel it more. You understand my love, don't you?

I'll exhaust you from beginning to end.

So show me your "[[Unusual Euphemism|special place]],"

I won't let anyone else touch you there, because you're all mine. Isn't that great? }}

** [[The Cover Changes the Gender|Isaji's cover]] of [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t61I0QWbP8k ''Romeo and Cinderella''] turns the relatively vague lyrics into this.

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What should I do? If I don't do anything, you too might be eaten someday

Before that happens, I will eat you

(Followed by the text "[[Fun with Subtitles|with a]] ''[[Refuge in Audacity|sexual meaning]]''

* Brazil has some genres which are mostly built on this. Most notably, funk carioca (a version of [[Funk]] that when is not about crimes, is about sex; "Injeção", sampled by [[~~MIA~~]] in "Bucky Done Gun",<ref>Even though it's a sample itself, of "[[Rocky (film)|Gonna Fly Now]]"</ref> has lyrics on medical injection... which are obviously about anal sex<ref>It gets worse: it's sung by a woman!</ref>) and axé music ("after nine months you see the result..."). }}

* Brazil has some genres which are mostly built on this. Most notably, funk carioca (a version of [[Funk]] that when is not about crimes, is about sex; "Injeção", sampled by [[M.I.A.]] in "Bucky Done Gun",<ref>Even though it's a sample itself, of "[[Rocky (film)|Gonna Fly Now]]"</ref> has lyrics on medical injection... which are obviously about anal sex<ref>It gets worse: it's sung by a woman!</ref>) and axé music ("after nine months you see the result..."). }}

* Jace Everett's "Bad Things," used as the theme song for ''[[True Blood]]''.

* For speakers of Japanese, there's ''Himitsu no Karute'', a well-done big band-esque jazz number with raunchy lyrics. Better still, it's an opening theme of an [[Eroge]].

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** Nick Cave's other band, Grinderman, have the "No Pussy Blues". When Nick Cave was asked for the meaning behind it, he replied simply "It's about not getting any pussy."

* Quite a few songs by the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Most notably "Over and Over".

* Alecia "[[~~Pink~~]]" Moore likes to make liberal use of this trope.

* Alecia "[[P!nk]]" Moore likes to make liberal use of this trope.

** "Fingers". "''When it's late at night and you're fast asleep / I let my fingers do the walking / I press record, I become a fiend / And no-one else is watching''"

** "Oh My God" is as clearly about sex as one can get without outright stating it, as it is breathed more than sung and starts out with the words "Put me on the table / make me say your name". The kicker about it relates to the interludes provided by female rap artist [[Peaches]] - In the last 40 seconds of the song, she and Pink suddenly start replying to each other's sex-charged statements, rapidly ejecting the Y-chromosome from the [[Les Yay|implied activities]].

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* The first lines of "Can't Hold Back" by Kaz James feat. Macy Gray pretty much give it away:

{{quote|"You are my sexy beast/My love machine/My man whore"

"I am your [[Freakazoid]]/Your bitch/Your trick- what, you want more, what?" }}

"I am your [[Freakazoid!]]/Your bitch/Your trick- what, you want more, what?" }}

* Duffy's song "Mercy". It's extremely popular, and the lyrics... ...well.

* [[Lords of Acid]], the infamously raunchy Belgian techno group, which combines raw, nasty chainsaw techno with equally raw and nasty lyrics. On a few songs (especially "Pussy"), there is some innuendo, but it's pretty much an afterthought. The only song that even comes close to playable on US radio is "Gimme Gimme", a song about a celebrity and a fan who are stalking ''each other''.

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* ''[[Les Misérables (theatre)|Les Misérables]]'' has one of its most upbeat numbers, "Lovely Ladies," be all about the life of a seaside hooker! ("Rich men, poor men, leaders of the land/See 'em with their trousers off they're never quite as grand!")

** Swiftly followed by [[Mood Whiplash]].

* The song "I Cain't Say No" from ''[[Oklahoma]]'' is about Ado Annie's inability to say "no" to boys and contains the lines: "Supposin' that he says that you're sweeter than cream/ [[Unusual Euphemism|And he's gotta have cream or die]]?". The show is mostly about [[Love Triangle|love triangles]], so it's no surprise that it's full of innuendo.

* The song "I Cain't Say No" from ''[[Oklahoma!]]'' is about Ado Annie's inability to say "no" to boys and contains the lines: "Supposin' that he says that you're sweeter than cream/ [[Unusual Euphemism|And he's gotta have cream or die]]?". The show is mostly about [[Love Triangle|love triangles]], so it's no surprise that it's full of innuendo.

** "Then I think of that ol' Golden Rule/An' do fer him what he would do fer me!" (In the 1998 RNT production Ado Annie spreads her legs on this line, leaving no doubts as to what she's talking about.)

* "Past the Point of No Return" from [[The Phantom of the Opera]] has very sexual themes including the lines: "In my mind I've already imagined our bodies entwining" and "When will the blood begin to race/ The sleeping bud burst into bloom"...if you know what I mean.

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