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But with all due respect to Usher I'm not in the club, I'm in a two-bedroom apartment, so it's a pass. Listen, I know why this song's here, it's the biggest hit of Jeremih's career and the perfect song to get the club moving. I wouldn't put this one on with a brand new bae, but like three months in, when the sex is still really exciting but doesn't have all that "brand new" pressure and you're both really comfortable but you're still not entirely sure if she likes being spanked so you just kind of lightly hit her ass in this way where you can do it more if she says she likes it but can play it off as an accident if she doesn't, this is the soundrack to that period. See, is that so hard? An unqualified yes on this one, it's slow but not lethargic, about sex without crossing the line into audio-porn, I was a little worried that Feather would turn out to be some deep-voiced dude rapping, but nope, she sounds exactly like what you'd expect someone named Feather would sound like. I wish I could put a rubberband around "Royalty" so Big Sean would know not to come in. In that sense Future's verse still works here because he's not really rapping, but Big Sean rapping about putting his finger in a butt (that's a verbatim quote) completely kills the mood. Doesn't he see the rubberband on the doorknob, that's the secret "do not enter" signal. Getting lost in some mellow instrumental and then hearing a rapper is like hearing your college dorms roommate fumbling for his keys outside the door. Here's really the question - what rapper's voice do I want to hear while having sex? A rap verse on a R&B song is a time-tested way to get on radio, but for these purposes (you know, the purpose of fucking) it almost always ruins the mood. The music can only do so much, the rest is up to you. You should be far more focused on the task at hand than music trivia. So quick test if Jeremih sings "I did a song with 50 Cent" and you start wondering what song he's referring to, that means the sex isn't very good.
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Assuming you skipped that Migos song, you should be pretty deep into it by the time "Feel Like Phil" comes on. One of those songs that isn't really about sex at all, but the vibe still works. Music with that kind of specific power wasn't to be taken lightly, and so I waited for the album, and waited, and waited. The appropriately titled "Fuck You All the Time," "Go To The Mo," "Rated R" and more were all songs that could inspire some legitimate conjoining of genitalia. It's why I always keep a D'Angelo x Marsha Ambrosius x Minnie Riperton playlist on deck, and what really got me into the Late Nights mixtape. That's why actually sexy songs, songs that can really soundtrack real sex between two (or more) real people in real life, are so valueable. If she's really into you she'll just make you turn off the music instead of calling you an Uber. In music videos women start disrobing when Ginuwine start singing, but in real life, (most) actual women are going to laugh in your face if you turn down the lights, pull them close and then the sound of " My Pony" fills the room. Most of the music that alleges to be "sexy" is only about sex, not actually sexy. Let's not overestimate what a rare thing music you can actually fuck to is.