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Naughty Songs Where Sex is the Modus Operandi (2026) [📷: Brent Faulkner / The Musical Hype; Airam Dato-on, cottonbro studio, ivan alba, Ketut Subiyanto, Mikhail Nilov, Vitaly Gariev from Pexels; Gordon Johnson from Pixabay]Naughty Songs Where Sex is the Modus Operandi features songs by Baby Keem, Gemaine, JORDY, Klovis Gaynor, Lola Young, and Robyn.

“My body’s a spaceship with the ovaries on hyperdrive / Got a whole universe inside that exists between my thighs /… My babymaker’s got twenty in the clip, ready to fire.”
Holy 💩, Robyn 👀 – “SEXistential” indeed!  As for rapper Baby Keem, he touts “Too much SEX appeal.” Woo! Openly gay pop singer-songwriter JORDY is also firmly entrenched in S-E-X, speaking of his ex-boyfriend’s SEXUAL endeavors: “I’ll be laughing / Getting off to the thought of you having / Bad sex / Bad head / And I’ll never have to hear about it.” Damn, JORDY! The common thread between Robyn, Baby Keem, and JORDY should come as no surprise.  It’s the universal three-letter-word extraordinaire: SEX!

Naughty Songs Where Sex is the Modus Operandi is all about sex, PERIOD! Every song features some form of the word in its song title – NO EXCEPTIONS.  Foreign words synonymous with sex are acceptable, too (looking at you, Benjamin). Naughty Songs Where Sex is the Modus Operandi features songs by Baby Keem, Gemaine, JORDY, Klovis Gaynor, Lola Young, and Robyn.  So, without further ado, it’s time to get down and dirty with these Naughty Songs Where Sex is the Modus Operandi 😈!


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1. Robyn, “Sexistential”

Robyn, Sexistential [📷: Konichiwa / Young]

2. Baby Keem, “$ex Appeal” (Ft. Too $hort)

Baby Keem, Ca$ino [📷: pgLang LLC / Columbia Records]

3. CMAT, “Take A Sexy Picture Of Me”

CMAT, EURO-COUNTRY [📷: CMATBABY / AWAL Recordings Ltd.]

4. JORDY, “BAD SEX”

JORDY, GOD COMPLEX [📷: JORDY / EMPIRE]

5. Lola Young, “Post Sex Clarity”

Lola Young, I'm Only F**king Myself [📷: Day One Music Limited / Universal Music Operations Limited]

6. Benjamin, “Tommi (seksipommi)”

Benjamin, Tommi (seksipommi) [📷: Warner Music Finland]

7. Nick Hissom, “Sexify”

Nick Hissom, Hot Boy Things (EP) [📷: Nick Hissom]

8. Juno Lev, “I had gay sex with god (it could’ve gone better)”

Juno Lev, when they find your body (EP)[📷: Milkboy]

9. Klovis Gaynor, “restorative sex”

Klovis Gaynor, i think the whole world should see 2 faggots in love [📷: klovisgaynor]

10. Stemin, “Sexual Fantasy”

Stemin, Tales Of A Gay Romance [📷: Stemin / Amber Music]

11. Lynks, “(WHAT DID YOU EXPECT FROM) SEX WITH A STRANGER”

Lynks, ABOMINATION [📷: Heavenly Recordings / [PIAS]]

12. boyinbrown, “Gay Butt Sex”

boyinbrown, Gay Butt Sex [📷: boyinbrownrecords]

13. Gemaine, “SEX” (Ft. Ye Ali)

Gemaine, Something To Sing About (EP) [📷: Independent Co.]

14. Snoop Dogg, “Sexual Eruption”

Snoop Dogg, Ego Trippin’ [📷: Geffen / Snoopadelic]

15. LaTour, “People Are Still Having Sex”

LaTour, LaTour [📷: Universal]


1. Robyn, “Sexistential”

Sexistential » Konichiwa / Young » 2026

Robyn, Sexistential [📷: Konichiwa / Young]

“Fuck a app, I need me some IRL / I’m on the clock, just give me your ASL…”
Oh, my 😮! Swedish pop singer Robyn (Robin Carlsson) keeps it a buck and sex-positive on “Sexistential”.  Part of keeping it a buck includes the f-bombs that Carlsson lets fly.  It doesn’t stop with just the first two lines of the seventh track from her 2026 comeback album, also titled Sexistential. “Fuck a Plan B, baby, it’s no big deal / I’m already ten weeks in maternity /…In my sweatpants some and some juicy hentai.” Plan B? Hentai? Oh… fuck (appropriate language for p0rn)! Notably, her performance of the single on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert drew a shit-ton of criticism 😬. Robyn wrote and produced “Sexistential” with Klas Åhlund.

“Sexistential” is raw… intentionally.  While the unapologetic, sexed-up lyrics draw controversy, the production and sound are colorful, modern, and minimalist.  The vocals aren’t a powerhouse which is also intentional.  Our 46-year-old star more or less raps about desire.  In the pre-chorus, she asserts, “Adam Driver always did give me a boner.” In the second verse, IVF and having a baby didn’t hold her back from dating or getting some: “I’ve been on Raya while on IVF / PTSD from all the tests / Hormonal rants on IG / Scrolling my feed while breastfeeding.” Perhaps it’s the third verse that’s most eye-popping: “My body’s a spaceship with the ovaries on hyperdrive / Got a whole universe inside that exists between my thighs /… My babymaker’s got twenty in the clip, ready to fire.” Wow! “Sexistential” is… something else.  Yep.

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2. Baby Keem, “$ex Appeal” (Ft. Too $hort)

Ca$ino » pgLang LLC / Columbia Records » 2026

Baby Keem, Ca$ino [📷: pgLang LLC / Columbia Records]

“She got sex appeal / ‘Cause she only like sex and pills / Late night, come chill, babe / Reason why I can’t sit still, babe.”
Grammy-winning West Coast rapper Baby Keem brings the heat on “$ex Appeal”, the seventh track on his 2026 album, Ca$ino. He taps the legendary West Coast rapper, Too $hort, for an incredible assist.  Safe to say, the basket was scored. Buckets 🏀! “$ex Appeal” was written by Baby Keem and Too $hort, along with BBYKOBE, Danja, Jahaan Sweet, Michael Uzowuru, Ojivolta (Mark Williams and Raul Cubina), Scott Bridgeway, Teo Halm, and Bill Withers (1938 – 2020). Bill Withers? Yes, you read correctly.  The song samples “Make a Smile for Me” from Withers’ 1974 album, ‘Justments. “$ex Appeal” also samples “I Need a Freak” by… Too $hort! Baby Keem, Danja, Jahaan Sweet, Michael Uzowuru, Ojivolta, Scott Bridgeway, and Teo Halm produced it. 

“$ex Appeal” shines thanks to its West Coast G-funk vibes. The Bill Withers vocal loop/sample, introduced during the intro, fits perfectly (“Stay with me…”). The production is strong, incredibly funky, and groovy.  Baby Keem excels with his smooth, funky sung vocals. “I met a freak from Cincinnati / She’s five foot four, Margiela Tabis,” he sings, and adds, “Under the hood, she got no banties / Her body smooth, I know she want me.” Ooh-la-la! It’s giving a compelling cadence and flow from the get-go, not to mention fittingly sexual lyrics. The chorus is the crème de la crème, repeating the phrase, “Too much sex appeal (Ah).” The second verse, also performed by Baby Keem, is even more rhythmic.  He drops unforgettable lines like “It’s some bitches here that might need saving / It’s some niggas here blowin’ all they savings,” and concludes, “Swap it to the side, missionary get borin’ / When I’m with this bitch, I feel every endorphin.” The stellar Too $hort verse can’t be left out.  He solidifies the vintage vibes on this sexy. “It’s Too $hort, I be out here winnin’ with the gang / Had that lil’ church girl sinnin’.” Um, hallelujah? He concludes, with a bang:

“New bad lil’ bitch in the Town (Bitch)

Lookin’ like she know how to get it

Make a square nigga wanna hit it (On God)

You fallin’ in love with these women

But they fallin’ in love with this pimpin’.”

All told, “$ex Appeal” is a confident, sexed-up gem from Baby Keem and Too $hort. This shit slaps. Sex is in the air, the West Coast is vibrant, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.

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3. CMAT, “Take A Sexy Picture Of Me”

EURO-COUNTRY » CMATBABY / AWAL Recordings Ltd. » 2025

CMAT, EURO-COUNTRY [📷: CMATBABY / AWAL Recordings Ltd.]

“Oh, I’ve been having a horrible time / Of late, I get none of your sympathy / But all of the pain hits, and the fog lifts / And then it’s too much for therapy.”
 That sounds heavy. Irish singer/songwriter CMAT (Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson) brings it on the memorable indie-pop/country/country-pop tinged song, “Take A Sexy Picture Of Me”, which she penned herself.  Oli Deakin produced this refreshing song from her 2025 album, EURO-COUNTRY, which was inspired by something awful: body shaming.

Despite being body-shamed, CMAT took an adverse situation and wrote a killer song. “Take A Sexy Picture Of Me” has plenty of selling points.  She delivers expressive, nuanced vocals.  Her tone is celestial.  Every note and melody that she sings, you buy what she’s selling. The songwriting is pitch-perfect and personal from the beginning.  Her aspirations for sexiness began young: “Nine years old, tryna wax my legs with tape.” In the second verse, she discusses things she did and with whom, but seems regretful as she asks, “Now tell me, what was in it for me?” The chorus, excerpted earlier, is the section to beat. It’s tuneful, with sensational lyrics. Another high point that catches the ear is the bridge, which distinguishes itself from the verses and chorus.  Older now, CMAT laments her window closing:

“You haven’t looked at me the same

Since I turned twenty-seven

Where goes my potential?

Oh, she’s up in heaven

Rest in peace to any chance of me

Dating within the station…”

Beyond the elite singing and personal and relatable songwriting, the production is top-notch.  Ultimately, “Take A Sexy Picture Of Me” is epic.  CMAT put her foot into this one.

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4. JORDY, “BAD SEX”

GOD COMPLEX (EP) » JORDY / EMPIRE » 2026

JORDY, GOD COMPLEX [📷: JORDY / EMPIRE]

“I hope you never come again / When you’re right on the edge.”
Oh, JORDY (Jordan Shulman)! You’re big mad, aren’t you? He adds in the first verse of “BAD SEX”, “When you’re laying with him / Think you’re getting real close / But you can’t get me out of your head.” Holy shit, dude! Shulman doesn’t mince his words on this memorable pop/rock joint.  Shulman, Jon Class, and Cece Coakley composed “BAD SEX.” Class produced it.

“BAD SEX” commences with a rhythmic intro. JORDY sings his sexualized lyrics without being too explicit. In the first verse, excerpted earlier, the musical accompaniment is spare, set in an undertone. JORDY sings in a poised and restrained fashion during the first and second verses; he never gets too high or too low. “I’ll be the best you ever had / When he’s down on his knees,” he asserts in the second verse, and adds, “You’ll know that you fumbled the bag / When you feel his teeth.” As they say, if you know, you know.  And if you’re naïve, Shulman is referencing oral sex 😈. The chorus is gargantuan. Here, JORDY rocks out 🤘, singing with incredible expression and crying foul about his ex:

“Bad sex

Bad head

And I’ll never have to hear about it

Over

My dead

Body

Make sure there’s no way around it

I’ll be laughing

Getting off to the thought of you having

Bad sex

Bad head

And I’ll never have to hear about it.”

The second verse features more pop/rock instrumentation, fuller than the first verse. Likewise, the second chorus is even bigger than the initial one. The powerful bridge distinguishes itself from the verses and chorus: “When you feel real good / When you’re almost there / Hope your house burns down / Baby I don’t care.” Ooh-wee, hell hath no fury like a gay man scorned! The chorus, post-bridge, begins quieter, before rising to the occasion once again.  All told, JORDY brings the heat, as he always does, on the fun but angry “BAD SEX”.  May everyone wish bad sex upon their exes who chose an inferior lover over them!

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5. Lola Young, “Post Sex Clarity”

I’m Only F**king Myself » Day One Music Limited / Universal Music Operations Limited » 2025

Lola Young, I'm Only F**king Myself [📷: Day One Music Limited / Universal Music Operations Limited]

“Smart, funny, you’re like honey / I want you to tickle right down my throat.”
👀. Noted, Lola Young.  Is there any double entendre here, by chance? Anyways, in the pre-chorus of the boldly titled “Post Sex Clarity”, she asserts, “Ooh, you make me wanna, make me wanna lose myself, myself.” Damn. So, to provide some context, the phrase post-nut clarity has been thrown, specifically referencing how men feel post-ejaculation. Lola Young depicts her own lightbulb post-sex on the eighth track from her unapologetically titled 2025 album, I’m Only F**king Myself.  Young penned “Post Sex Clarity” with Conor Dickinson and producers Solomonophonic, Manuka (William Brown), and Carter Lang.

In the second verse, Young describes the pleasure and, of course, the clarity. “No, they didn’t do it how you just did it / So I want you to stay,” she sings, and adds, “I just came to my senses, and I still don’t regret it / Not one little bit, and I’m not usually like that.” The chorus, the centerpiece of the record, expresses this post-sex clarity at its clearest.  Lola clarifies:

“When I’m lyin’ in bed, got post-sex clarity

I still love you, and I don’t know why

‘Cause every other man didn’t mean a God damn to me

When I finish, it’s not the end of you and I.”

Holy sex! Holy post-sex? Holy post-sex clarity? Something like that.  Regardless, Lola Young brings the heat on “Post Sex Clarity”.  She sings beautifully, expressively, openly, and unapologetically. The melodies are tuneful, while the lyrics, as excerpted, are intriguing from start to finish. She’s backed by a warm backdrop, characterized by its ripe, soulful guitars, prominent bass line, and an anchoring groove.  This is a bold, if less-explicit-than-expected, relatable sex pop bop.

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6. Benjamin, “Tommi (seksipommi)”

“Tommi (seksipommi)” » Warner Music Finland » 2025

Benjamin, Tommi (seksipommi) [📷: Warner Music Finland]

“Oh Tommi, Tommi, hey neighbor Tommi / When did you become a sex bomb?”
That is a good question, Benjamin (Benjamin Peltonen). Our handsome and talented Finnish pop star has his eyes on his neighbor, who has ‘glowed up’ something fierce. “Tommi (seksipommi)” (“Tommy (Sex Bomb)”) is sung exclusively in Peltonen’s native language, Finnish. Peltonen composed “Tommi” alongside Iivari Suosalo and producer Atso Soivio. “Tommi (seksipommi)” features sleek, pop production work.  It is perfect for this gay 🌈 pop record.  Benjamin serves up smooth vocals. Despite being enamored with ‘Tommi,’ it never sounds as if he breaks a sweat. We know he is sweating though (“Oh Tommy…/ You have become a goddamn sex bomb / Would you like to have a sleepover [or go out] again?”). Peltonen sings in his lower register during the verses.  In the first verse, everything seems to stop as the hottie walks into the bar.  In the second, Peltonen wants him badly.  In the pre-chorus, he still can’t believe that Tommi is the same Tommi next door (“Everyone stares at you / I can’t even recognize you”). “Tommi (seksipommi)” features tuneful melodies throughout. The enthusiastic, big chorus is the centerpiece, thanks to Tommi,” of course! There is a fabulous contrast during the bridge, which is energetic and maintains the ‘high-flying’ nature of the record (“We don’t need our moms’ approval / To have fun ‘til sunrise”). Benjamin ‘does the damn thing’ on “Tommi (seksipommi)”.  This queer pop single is a surefire gem!

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7. Nick Hissom, “Sexify”

Hot Boy Things (EP) » Angel Boy Music Group » 2025

Nick Hissom, Hot Boy Things (EP) [📷: Nick Hissom]

“I’m just tryna love you / But you wanna sexify me.”
Hmm, food for thought.  But before thinking, it must be noted how handsome and sexy a shirtless Nick Hissom looks on the cover art for his single, “Sexify”.  The London-born singer and model KNEW what he was doing, particularly since that vinyl is covering the love below… He’s in his hot boy era!  A sexed-up song like “Sexify” deserves a hot 🥵 cover, and that’s what Hissom provides. “Sexify” was written by Hissom, Elyon, and Midian.  Hissom produced it with Elyon.

Nick Hissom, Sexify [📷: Angel Boy Music Group]“Sexify” is not innocent, and we don’t wish innocence upon it! Sex is the modus operandi! Nick is a tease throughout the song, singing playfully in his ripe upper register.  “The way you play, baby, it ain’t fair,” he sings in the first verse, and adds, “I only wanted you to pull my hair.” Um, isn’t playing in hair often associated with doing the do? In the pre-chorus, according to Nick, this boy wants to touch his body… I mean, the body is tea, sis, so, hell yeah, he wants to touch you! And you want it to! The second verse brings similar, naughty vibes.  No, S-E-X isn’t mentioned, but it’s implied.  The chorus is a blast, where the sexification is on full display:

“Work that

I see you over there, like, perfect

I see you over there, like, drop that

I see you over there, like (Sexify me).”

In short, “Sexify” is one big queer dance/electropop sex song. It’s pretty tame, but again, not innocent! Well-produced with an electrifying beat and colorful synths, this is a brief but fun record.

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8. Juno Lev, “I had gay sex with god (it could’ve gone better)”

when they find your body » Milkboy » 2021

Juno Lev, when they find your body (EP)[📷: Milkboy]

“I spent all of last night in god’s bed / Mom, please don’t get upset / ‘Cause now I’ll be immortalized / I’ll be immortalized.”
Ooh-wee, Juno Lev (Jack Braun, who formerly performed as Jackfruit), I’m speechless 😶! Anytime spirituality is woven into music, it creates a compelling, thought-provoking listen.  “I had gay sex with god (it could’ve gone better)” is a prime example of a song with spiritual elements that easily catches the ears. The open-minded and progressive souls will eat this up, while those who are the most god-fearing will cry foul.  “I saw god in a Trader Joe’s / Buying organic blueberries / Prettiest man I’d ever seen.” Noted, Juno Lev. “I had gay sex with god (it could’ve gone better)” is the fourth track from their 2021 EP, when they find your body. Juno Lev produced this LGBTQ gem with the talented Zach Benson.

Juno Lev, I had gay sex with god (it could've gone better)[📷: Milkboy]After god kissed Juno Lev, with dried apricots in one hand, they assert, “I think my teeth are gonna rot.” The other experiences with god (Lev uses ‘god’ lowercased throughout) are questionable too, including “Lips sliding open in a prayer” (a blowjob), and stating that sex with him was “As close to heaven as I’ll get”.  Arguably the best line: “Second coming in a bathroom stall / But now god won’t return my calls, wrote him a love letter.” Holy shit! Beyond mixing queer sex and god, the music is heavenly on “I had gay sex with god (it could’ve gone better).” The electronic sound palette (keys and pads) shine.  The drum programming and snaps that arrive during the second verse are sweet.  The snare drumming is a superb touch. Of course, Lev is the star, singing expressively and gorgeously.  They are authentic to the nth degree, even as the lyrics are playful… and blasphemous 🤭. Adding to the allure are tuneful melodies from the get-go.  Oh, and how about one final lyrical shout-out?  At the end, can I get an “Amen, ah men?” Perhaps the sex could’ve gone better on “I had gay sex with god (it could’ve gone better)”, but the song remains a surefire, queer-to-the-nth-degree bop! We Stan!

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9. Klovis Gaynor, “restorative sex”

i think the whole world should see 2 faggots in love » klovisgaynor » 2025

Klovis Gaynor, i think the whole world should see 2 faggots in love [📷: klovisgaynor]

“He calls it restorative sex / I give him kisses on his neck / As I hold him from behind / And we take our sweet time with our restorative sex.”
Oh, snap! Handsome and talented queer musician Klovis Gaynor (Peter Gaynor Crummey, Jr.) isn’t one to mince words.  A prime example comes via “restorative sex”, the 10th track from his bold, unapologetic 2025 album, i think the whole world should see 2 faggots in love 👀. The brief song was composed by Gaynor.  He produced it with Brayden Baird.

One of the biggest selling points of “restorative sex” is Klovis’ voice. He has a special instrument to work with that easily makes the ears perk up. Gaynor sings expressively, bringing a dramatic, theatricality.  Adding to the excellence is, well, sex. Sex never grows stale, and with this sex being described as restorative, it becomes even more compelling.  Think about it: sex makes you feel better, charged up, and healthy. Woo! ALSO, you can’t neglect the fact that it’s queer, and Gaynor provides some titillating deets.  “Our fingers gently wet,” he sings, and continues, “Huff his pits and drink his sweat.” On the one hand, drinking someone’s sweat is gross – hella gross. On the other hand, something about that manly musk is hot 🥵!  It gets hotter, though, particularly if you are G-A-Y and can relate; fantasize.  “Came as I came as I rode his face,” he sings, naughtily, and concludes, “I’m a mess, but he fucks me until I’m well.” Damn, Klovis! A ballad accompanied by sweet piano and harmonica, set in good ole C major, “restorative sex” is good… really good!

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10. Stemin, “Sexual Fantasy”

Tales Of A Gay Romance » Stemin / Amber Music » 2025

Stemin, Tales Of A Gay Romance [📷: Stemin / Amber Music]

“I’m your sexual fantasy / Unleash the fire within me.”
Ooh-wee, d-d-d-damn, it’s gettin’ hot in here 🥵 😅 ! Undoubtedly, Stemin, the proponent of a self-described Pink universe of gay bops, intentionally titillates on his steamy R&B-infused pop song, “Sexual Fantasy”. Addressing a fine, hunky man (we presume, and speak him into existence 🤭), Stemin continues singing in the first verse, “Satisfy the prophecy / My body craves you.” Not only does the heart want what it wants, so does the body, perhaps even more so 😈! “Sexual Fantasy” is the sixth track from his 2025 album, Tales Of A Gay Romance. Stemin keeps it gay, and we wouldn’t have that shit any other way, ayyy! 

Not only is “Sexual Fantasy” gay, but it’s also cute! The sleek musical backdrop plays a crucial role in establishing the sexual fantasy.  The groove is striking from the beginning, setting up this “Hot romance” that Stemin speaks of. “With your eyes remove my pants / Naked bodies start to dance,” he sings in the second verse, encouraging this hottie to “Warm up my body / Doing it naughty.” Hot, hot, hot! The chorus is the crème de la crème, where the horniness is turned all the way up!

“Hold me tight

Do your magic

Feel it right

Put your hands on me tonight

Make our dreams and fantasies

Realities…”

Stemin vows not to disappoint sexually. Based on his passionate vocals and stimulating lyrics, I do not doubt that a significant amount of satisfaction is inevitable. Also, it doesn’t hurt that Stemin is a pretty boy himself 😍 – just saying! The talented Amsterdam-based musician makes our engines rev like vroom-vroom on “Sexual Fantasy”. “Love me, touch me, light me up.” Indeed!

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11. Lynks, “(WHAT DID YOU EXPECT FROM) SEX WITH A STRANGER”

ABOMINATION » Heavenly Recordings / [PIAS] » 2024

Lynks, ABOMINATION [📷: Heavenly Recordings / [PIAS]]

“I’m on the DLR, on my way to fuck a stranger / Know his age, know his height, don’t know his name,”
Lynks asserts in the first verse of the colorful “(WHAT DID YOU EXPECT FROM) SEX WITH A STRANGER”. They acknowledge the risks in the highlight from their 2024 album, ABOMINATION: “Should be ashamed, all the danger I put myself in in the name of a shag, and a bad one at that / It’s a matter of fact, to fuck a stranger is rarely a positive act for me / But I still go back ‘cause who’s keeping track.” Lynks penned and produced the unique electro-tinged alternative joint.  It is nothing short of an exhilarating ride.

“(WHAT DID YOU EXPECT FROM) SEX WITH A STRANGER” features intense, noisy-sounding musical accompaniment.  This establishes a high-energy, intense vibe. Lynks’ vocals are unapologetic, often rapped and talked, using a distortion effect at times. He narrativizes an imminent hookup bringing ample personality to the table.“Oh, the wonders of technology when you’re horny / Ordering a man like you’d order a curry,” they sing in the second verse, continuing, “Call me up, babe, I’ll be there in a hurry / I’m free delivery and all I really need is you to fuck my brains out.” Holy cannoli! Lynks, being young and horny, isn’t picky regarding his sexual rendezvous.  Grindr overdrive! Even though Lynks is receiving pleasure, the satisfaction or deeper connection is missing, which they highlight in the talk-sung chorus:

“Romance isn’t dead, it’s in a coma

Me? I’m just a dog out, tryna get a boner

I don’t wanna spend my night alone (No)

So, I don’t think about how I’ll feel when it’s over

‘Cause honestly, I’ll probably feel the same

No miracle, no epiphanies

And disappointment always is the danger

But what did you expect from sex with a stranger?”

“(WHAT DID YOU EXPECT FROM) SEX WITH A STRANGER” is a sex-positive song but simultaneously acknowledges the unfulfillment of empty sex.

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12. boyinbrown, “Gay Butt Sex”

“Gay Butt Sex” » boyinbrownrecords » 2024

boyinbrown, Gay Butt Sex [📷: boyinbrownrecords]

“I like gay sex, but I love the feelin’ of masturbatin’, yeah…”
Okay… That’s a choice, boyinbrown, but, you can partake of both. “That gay butt sex that you said was yours / But I’m in the butthole, yeah…” He’s a top, I think… It should go without saying, butt, “Gay Butt Sex” by boyinbrown should be taken with a grain of salt.  This is a comedic, NSFW, TMI track about gay sex, or something like that… Boyinbrown says all kinds of outlandish shit. It shouldn’t cum as a shock that he is “riding on top of two black men.” Also, “Fat dick, I’m creaming, an asshole blend” – anal sex coffee, and all 😏…

Anyways, “Gay Butt Sex” gets worse. “Make ‘em cum and poo / My hole stunk,” he asserts, continuing, “And I fuck ‘em harder / But I missed his hole / And then he shitted on my dick.” Gurlll… Well, the color of the paint 🎨  was brown, we assume 😳. So… was there douching beforehand? Also, Pure For Men could help with that… just saying! Boyinbrown continues to shock, and, quite possibly, ruin gay sex simultaneously. I mean, wasn’t it Perfume Genius that honorably sang, “Put your back into it / There is still grace in this”? In boyinbrown’s hole – I mean, hands – “Gay Butt Sex” is rough! “Yeah, we made a mess / And that big fat dick got me squirting / The fast her fuck me / The louder I’m screaming / And now he shits on me.” Perhaps he’s vers and not exclusively a top… Make what you will of this wild song!

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13. Gemaine, “SEX” (Ft. Ye Ali)

Something To Sing About (EP) » Independent Co. » 2024

Gemaine, Something To Sing About (EP) [📷: Independent Co.]

“Relax / I Got you / Just lay your head back.”
Ooh-la-la, Gemaine (Gemaine Edwards) 😈! Those lyrics hail from the intro of the Compton, California R&B singer-songwriter’s sexy song, “SEX”. On the fourth track from his 2024 project, Something To Sing About (EP), Edwards collaborates with Ye Ali (Yusuf Ali Eli II). “SEX” was written by both artists. Gemaine, Stewart Hidalgo, and TK Does Work produced it. Prepare to be stimulated and titillated!

Sex rules… but we already knew that 😈! “SEX,” the song, rules as well. Fittingly, it has rhythmic, smooth, sensual-sounding production.  Gemaine’s vocals are buttery smooth.  His falsetto is the epitome of sex on the track. The ad-libs are on point, too. He shines on the rhythmic and tuneful melodic lines of the verses.  “Baby, lick it up like it’s a Backwood / You just spit and make it sloppy,” he sings lustily, and adds, “Kiss your lips down to your thighs / Feel me breathin’ down your spine, hey.” Oh, shee-ittt! The chorus is the crowning achievement, in all of its sexy glory:

“All I’m thinkin’ ‘bout is sex

Body on my body

You know what’s on my mind

Sex, you grindin’ how I like it

Love when we take our time

Sex in the morning

Girl, you got me horny

I need that shit right now

Sex, every time you see me, on sight

Fucking, yeah, we’re goin’ all night.”

Ooh-wee! The man said what he fucking said – did you catch what I did there? The second verse continues the sexual excellence established by the first verse and the chorus.  Intriguingly, Gemaine asserts, “This ain’t gotta be sexual, but if that’s what you want / This is my no-judgement zone.” I’m calling BS – dude, you know you want it to be sexual! He continues: “Where I can touch and go (Damn, damn, damn, damn) / ‘Til I’m down below / That’s why they never leave / I’ll make you stay the week / Using your PTO.” Clearly, he excels in the bedroom, at least the way he tells it.  All told, “SEX” is a great, spicy song that is an excellent catalyst for bedroom endeavors.

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14. Snoop Dogg, “Sexual Eruption”

Ego Trippin’ » Geffen / Snoopadelic » 2008

Snoop Dogg, Ego Trippin’ [📷: Geffen / Snoopadelic]

“I’m gonna take it slow / I’m not gon’ rush the stroke.”
The tempo of the sexing that Snoop Dogg (Calvin Broadus) is giving her is slow, not fast. On “Sexual Eruption” (“Sensual Seduction” in the amended version), the Grammy-nominated rapper wants to enjoy a prolonged, pleasurable experience. In the chorus, he responds to his assertion: “So she can get a sexual eruption / So I can get a sexual eruption / So we can get a sexual eruption / Sexual eruption, whoa, whoa.” It’s giving Mount Vesuvius. “Sexual Eruption” is the sixth track from his ninth studio album, Ego Trippin’, released in 2008. Shawty Redd produced the naughty, melodic rap highlight. “Sensual Seduction” was a hit on the pop charts.  It peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100.

The chorus is thrilling, and most of all, sexually satisfying.  Snoop Doggy Dogg is feeling sex-positive to the nth degree.  But, before the sexual eruption ‘goes down,’ or rather, ‘cums up,’ Snoop titillates in the verses.  “All that we ever do is play in the sheets, sheets, sheets,” he sings in the first verse, adding, “Smoke us a cigarette, then go back to sleep, sleep, sleep / ‘Cause we done got a / Sexual eruption.” Understandable given the energy exerted to reach the peak. In the second verse, he ensures we know, that “Doggy Dogg is a freak, freak, freak.” After two brief verses, the third is the lengthiest and most rapped.  In the third, the objectification is at an all-time high as Snoop mentions “a see-through dress, long hair, light-brown eyes, Lookin’ like Ms. Bo Peep,” “Big-ass booty with a little-bitty waist,” and, fittingly, bragging “I got her to the crib and exchanged some fuck-faces.” No rush though, remember? “‘Cause I wanted her to have a eruption.” No extensive analysis is necessary for “Sexual Eruption”.  It’s honestly straightforward what the doggfather desires on this four-minute, autotune-heavy gem. BOMB SEX!

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15. LaTour, “People Are Still Having Sex”

LaTour » Universal » 1991

LaTour, LaTour [📷: Universal]

“Have you noticed that people are still having sex?”
Yes, LaTour (William LaTour), I had.  Sex is, after all, (1) fun and (2) universal. To provide some context to the obvious on “People Are Still Having Sex”, LaTour expounds, “All the denouncement had absolutely no effect / Parents and counselors constantly scorn them / But people are still having sex, and nothing seems to stop them.” Yep.  Young and old(er) enjoy pleasure, and nobody is going to keep them from ‘doing it.’ “People Are Still Having Sex” is the second track from the musician, DJ, and producer’s 1991 album, LaTour.  “People…” peaked at number 35 on the Billboard Hot 100.  You know what that means? Top 40 hit! This marks LaTour’s sole entry on the pop charts, hence why he is characterized as a one-hit wonder.

The sex continues to sex throughout “People Are Still Having Sex.” We’d expect no less sex. At one point, the assertion is made, “Lust keeps on working / Nothing makes them stop; This AIDS thing’s not working.” That is an eyebrow-raising lyric.  The AIDS epidemic killed many back in the day but didn’t ultimately dissuade people from having sex. Also, repetition is the friend of LaTour, and characteristic of dance music.  “People are still having sex!” is repeated four times in one instance.  “Sex” itself repeated eight times, for emphasis.  Beyond the sex-positive lyrics, the music is electrifying.  The groove is infectious, the keys and pads are warm, the synths are driving, and the vibe is lit.  “People Are Still Having Sex” is a sexed-up, five-minute good time.  It’s giving sex on the track!

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The Musical Hype (he/him) has earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees in music (music education and music theory/composition, respectively). A multi-instrumentalist, he plays piano, trombone, and organ among numerous other instruments. He's a certified music educator, composer, and freelance music blogger. Music and writing are two of the most important parts of his life.

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