Ottensen said:

nah...I don't think you're geting old. I'm not really seein' the sucking dick reference. Its sexual but not that specific.

Repeat x2]
My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard,
And their like
It's better than yours,
Damn right it's better than yours,
I can teach you,
But I have to charge

I know you want it,
The thing that makes me,
What the guys go crazy for.
They lose their minds,
The way I wind,
I think its time

[Chorus x2]
La la-la la la,
Warm it up.
Lala-lalala,
The boys are waiting

My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard,
And their like
It's better than yours,
Damn right it's better than yours,
I can teach you,
But I have to charge

I can see youre on it,
You want me to teach thee
Techniques that freaks these boys,
It can't be bought,
Just know, thieves get caught,
Watch if your smart,

[Chorus x2]
La la-la la la,
Warm it up,
La la-la la la,
The boys are waiting,

My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard,
And their like
It's better than yours,
Damn right it's better than yours,
I can teach you,
But I have to charge

Oh, once you get involved,
Everyone will look this way-so,
You must maintain your charm,
Same time maintain your halo,
Just get the perfect blend,
Plus what you have within,
Then next his eyes are squint,
Then he's picked up your scent,

[Chorus x2]
Lala-lalala,
Warm it up,
Lala-lalala,
The boys are waiting,

My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard,
And their like
It's better than yours,
Damn right it's better than yours,
I can teach you,
But I have to charge

This issue with Oprah has been on my mind for a while now. While I agree that she does not have to like hip-hop. I think that she does have to respect it and give it it's proper air time. I mean, she has Bon Jovi, Celine Dion and a host of other acts from different genres. Hip hop, while I do not like all of it, is still a vital part of our history and it should be treated as such. To some people, it is their current events. It is the only music that has changes with the times. Aside for country music, it is the only form of music that still keeps its basic foundation in tact. You really cannot say that about rock or jazz. These genres have changed dramatically over the years. I would like to see her do a show on the roots of hip-hop, without editing out any parts of the conversation, like she did when she first had luda on....(Please do not tell me it was edited for the sake of time, that's BS). While I do respect her, as a strong African-American woman...I do think that she is out of touch, when it comes to certain issues.

Rhondab said:

Milkshake = pussy.

Rhondab said:

You what's crazy about this is that I was reading some of (CNN's) Anderson Cooper diaries about being in Iraq for the war. He said it was the most surreal feeling to get out of shelling and mortar attack one minute, then 10 minutes later find yourself in whatever cafe was open, whether Iraqi or soldier stronghold, and MILKSHAKE would be playing. Everywhere. It was like the only western song they had, and it would just be playing loud as hell to keep everybody distracted from the sounds of gunrounds and explosions ...I don't know why, but that just really tripped me out in the head for some reason....

I was think coochie too voices

VoicesCarry said:

No. This, of course, had to be explained to me. It's metaphoric in regards to how your face looks when you suck a milshake through a straw. Same as sucking dick. She's saying her dick sucking is better than the others and she's teach them how to suck a dick right, but with a price

"warm it up" = warming up the dick (with your mouth)

BlackBuddy said:

seems like a reach to me.

Rhondab said:

a BIG REACH.....I think it's about her "sexy". What brings "all the boys to the yard". It is a combination of things.....not just the things that were mentioned above.

shorttrini said:

That's exactly how I interpret it. It's her swagger, her sexy, her somethin-special.

See "Phenomenal Woman."

Yeah, I just compared Kelis and Maya Angelou, what!

Exactly.

I don't have a problem with the sex part when it comes to rap. I have a problem with it being so damn slow, stripped down, and boring. If it was funky and danceable, I wouldn't care how nasty they got. In fact, the nastier the better.

FunkMistress said:

There is a such thing as a double meaning

uPtoWnNY said:

Stevie Wonder sung about sex??? What songs were they?

Prospect said:

Oh, Stevie has been know to get grown n sexy in his lyrics.

Boogie On Reggae Woman comes to mind:

I'd like to do it to you
till you holler for more
...
I'd like to see you in the raw
under the stars above