Jason Derulo Talk Dirty Lyrics

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I used to get shit-talked for being a huge glam fan back then, i had a hat that said “heavy metal” on it and all the “real” rockers, you know, f’in’ posers like you 😉 , used to haze me for it… They were just mad ’cause my favorite band was prettier than theirs… And most of you have come around by now, this stuff was great… The eighties was all about a good time. The world was good in a young man’s mind. You are either pissed off or just wanting to have a good time and the good time was usually with a girl.

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And I drove my parents crazy on my crap Peavey T-15 and the amp built in the case. This is actually a pretty wholesome young love song, lol. Matt Miller the original comment is commonly known as a joke or in some cases sarcasm, sometimes not understood by younger specimens such as yourself. I was 17 when this song came out in 1986.

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Takes me back to my junior year of high school. Racing around in my buddy’s lifted Dodge Ramcharger. Those were really carefree, fun days. Almost an adult, but not expected to assume the trappings of adult life.

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• Alot of musicians from that time say they regret doing drugs and messing their lives up, and the people who say it was all great and fun are liars that don’t want to admit that they fucked up and were stupid.
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• Released on February 18, 1987, it was the second single from their debut album Look What the Cat Dragged In.
• I am now 47, and I still sing loud and proud when this song plays.

YouTube released an all-star version of the song, adding celebrities such as Bow Wow, Fifth Harmony and Larry King. Frankly, it’s like most other songs out there. It’s about sex (though this one frankly seems to be more along the lines of nymphomania). The difference between this and most other songs is this song’s awesome hook. When this came out, none of us “true” metalheads would ever admit to liking it, but we all secretly did. Looking back, I would trade 100 of today’s bands (of any genre) for any 80’s-era Poison, RATT or Dokken.

We’re doing our best to make sure our content is useful, accurate and safe.If by any chance you spot an inappropriate comment while navigating through our website please use this form to let us know, and we’ll take care of it shortly. This summer, INI will take the stage in some of Japan’s premier music festivals such as ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2024 and SUMMER SONIC 2024, and will likely expand its fandom through its overwhelming performances. The group’s popularity lies not only in each member’s creative abilities, but also in their performance skills — when all eleven members perform together, the result is powerful and bold. The word “flamboyant” is probably the most apt description, and their gripping performance has the strength to captivate a wide audience. The members come from different backgrounds — some are good at dancing, others at singing.

Because the lyrics in 80’s music are more relevant today than even then by far, it’s still very popular among young people just like how I was. You guys are lucky, the environment isn’t’ so conservative today where it’s here to stay. I like Megadeath, Metallica, White Lion, Judas Priest, and Malmsteen. I didn’t get to hear all the music since the cassettes were very pricey like almost $20 often times on $3/hour wages with axes running $250 and up, but I had a Kramer ax with Crate stack and pedals. To hear much of it or discover music, you had to buy it except when friends dubbed each other tapes since there was no internet, very few TV channels, 1 MTV channel, and no events outside big cities like concerts or places to hear it. We listened to radio even though it’s song titles were very limited to as an outlet to hear music.

That the traces of each member’s hard work can be seen adds to the appeal of their performances. Poison was my favorite rock band growing up. Several great songs, still some of my all time favorites. I was born in 91 and missed out on all these hair bands until I just recently just went to a concert with Joan Jett, Poison, Motley Crue, and Def Leppard. Don’t know why, I’d say these hair bands were all more talented than shit done today. Like at least they played instruments and wrote and did music.

I am now 47, and I still sing loud and proud when this song plays. Also, you absolutely know you’re watching a Poison music video when the guitarist crams as many guitars as humanly possible into 1 song. The chorus repeats a few times throughout the song, reaffirming the desire of the singer to hear his lover talk dirty to him. The song also features a guitar solo performed by CC Deville, who is urged by the singer to “talk dirty” to him through his instrument. It is why I refuse to stick to old school vinyl records, & not iPods & I phone’s & I’m shut at using I phone’s my niece is the next generation,I’m old school bro⏺️📼⏺️…

Fast forward to 2021 and we are all just pissed off and bitter about every fucking thing.When I first hear Poison I was playing a lot of Sabbath and ACDC which is really fun and good to play but damn. Then it was a whole new ballgame from the drab into the land of glam. Overall, “Talk Dirty to Me” is a song about youthful lust and rebellion. It was a hit in the 1980s and became an anthem for the glam metal subculture. INI has also become a fixture at KCON, not only at the L.A. Event — again, their third consecutive year to perform — but also at KCON 2023 THAILAND, KCON in South Korea, and the music program M COUNTDOWN, gradually gaining experience performing outside of Japan.

It was the decade of debauchery and decadence and it still surprises me that I made it out alive and more or less in one piece. I have to imagine nobody “directed” it because there is no cohesive theme to it.They just got drunk and shot several passes of the whole song, and then later someone edited different clips from different takes together to make what you see here. The song’s production – which interpolates a sample of “Hermetico” by the band Balkan Beat Box – was provided by Ricky Reed from the band Wallpaper.