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Songs We Had No Business Listening To Growing Up

Iesha by Iesha
April 22, 2024
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 1 min read
Songs We Had No Business Listening To Growing Up

Songs We Had No Business Listening To Growing Up

Today’s hip-hop artists lay it all out when it comes to sexual fantasies, but in the past, there was a certain artistry in how they approached ‘knocking the boots’ in their lyrics.

From the smooth love jams to the house party hits of the early 2000s, we jammed out blissfully unaware of their true meanings, leading our parents to constantly switch stations and caution us about watching late-night music videos.

Reflecting on those hits we once loved but now cringe at knowing their explicit lyrics, what was your favorite ‘explicit’ song from back in the day?

Shawnna – I Was Getting Some
Ginuwine – Pony
Khia – My Neck My Back
Ludacris – Splash Waterfalls
Three 6 Mafia – Slob On My Knob
504 Boyz – I Can Tell
Trillville – Some Cut
Plies & Pleasure P– Get You Wet 
Chris Brown – Take You Down
Lil Kim – How Many Licks?
Trick Daddy & Trina – Nann
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Iesha is a Baller Alert writer specializing in breaking news, entertainment, and viral trends, delivering fast, accurate updates on the stories shaping culture.

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  1. tlloyd2k says:
    2 years ago

    BUT NO R KELLY….

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