I Am Not A Whore

LMFAO's song 'I Am Not A Whore' is a playful and humorous exploration of the complexities of modern relationships and sexual identity. The duo, known for their party anthems and comedic approach to music, uses this track to address the paradox of enjoying sexual freedom while resisting being labeled or judged for it. The repeated assertion 'I am not a whore' juxtaposed with the admission 'But I like to do it' highlights the tension between personal desires and societal perceptions.

The lyrics delve into the experiences of the narrator, who encounters women who are forward and aggressive in their advances. The line 'Most girls I meet are quite savage, always tryin' to grab up on my package' humorously depicts the objectification he faces, flipping the script on traditional gender roles. By comparing himself to LL Cool J, a rapper known for his romantic songs, the narrator emphasizes his desire for genuine connections rather than purely physical encounters. This contrast underscores the struggle to maintain one's dignity and humanity in a world that often reduces people to their sexual appeal.

The song also touches on the desire for simple pleasures, such as dancing and enjoying music, without the complications of sexual expectations. The plea 'Sometimes, I just wanna dance, girl I know you like my style, but get your hand outta my pants' reflects a longing for personal space and respect. LMFAO's signature humor and catchy beats make 'I Am Not A Whore' a lighthearted yet thought-provoking commentary on the balance between sexual freedom and self-respect in contemporary society.