Released: 2024
“Get It Sexyy” by Sexyy Red is not just a song; it’s an anthem celebrating independence, self-confidence, and unabashed femininity. Right from the hyped intro by Tay Keith, we’re thrown into a world where Sexyy Red owns her attributes, declares her independence, and showcases her lifestyle with unmatched swagger. This track serves as a bold declaration of self-worth, wrapped in the glistening veneer of hip-hop bravado.
The song kicks off with Sexyy Red painting a vivid picture of her physical appearance and the luxuries that adorn her life, “Slim thick, caramel skin, 5’5″, this bitch a ten,” immediately setting the tone for a track steeped in self-assurance and the finer things in life. The mention of “Hair done, bills paid, catch me slidin’ in a Benz” not only underscores her financial independence but also her preference for top-tier aesthetics and experiences. The chorus, a catchy, repetitive “Uh, uh (get it, Sexyy)”, becomes a hook that embodies the essence of the song – celebration of self and the process of getting it, whatever ‘it’ may symbolize for the listener.
In the verses that follow, Sexyy Red dives deeper into her interactions and relationships, but with a clear, unapologetic stance on her autonomy. “Fuck me good, I’m throwin’ that shit back” showcases her sexual freedom and choice, asserting that she dictates the terms of her encounters. The line “I ain’t lookin’ for no man, I ain’t recruitin’ no new friends” reinforces her contentment with her current status, needing nothing external to validate her. She celebrates her allure and the material symbols of her success, from luxury brands like Louis Vuitton to the powerful imagery of driving through St. Louis in a Dodge Scat Pack, a nod to her roots and her rise.
“Big Sexyy blood, love the hoes, bounce that ass, touch ’em toes” brings a party scene to life, illustrating a vibrant picture of dancing and revelry, but also slips in lines that speak to a deeper theme of trust and relationship dynamics. “Niggas cheaters, they on go, trust a nigga, that’s a no” speaks to a skepticism in relationships, punctuated by a self-sufficient stance on pleasure, “He can eat my coochie, though”.
Throughout “Get It Sexyy”, Sexyy Red weaves a potent narrative of self-empowerment, financial independence, and sexual autonomy. She does so while embracing and owning the elements of her identity – from her aesthetics to her roots. It’s a track that doesn’t just want you to listen but invites you to embrace its ethos: own your identity, celebrate your victories, and always, get it, Sexyy.
