Sex Me Ups

Beyond Yacht Rock 2000

Dixon Denim Cutoffs, LLC

Music, Music Commentary

4.9 • 936 Ratings

🗓️ 26 March 2016

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Women of the 90's. The guys count down the top songs where women of the 90's clearly want to have sex with the listener.

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0:20.0	Color Me Bad turned a lot of heads when they released this very direct sexual hit in the 90s. And when people turned their heads, they saw four of the ugliest dudes ever to record music in the entire universe.
0:26.0	I think they turn their heads in the other direction.
0:30.0	This is the universe where kiss lives gentlemen.
0:34.0	Without the makeup.
0:36.0	Yeah.
0:37.0	This song, that made this song very uncomfortable for a lot of people who imagine themselves
0:42.0	as the you these guys were addressing and I want to sex you up.
0:46.0	You're talking directly to you.
0:48.0	Yeah, yeah.
0:50.0	Mark Brian, Kevin, and Sam left nothing to the imagination.
0:53.8	I didn't know their names.
0:55.2	You put their names in this.
0:57.6	You deserve it.
0:58.8	They worked really hard.
1:00.2	And in doing, and in putting their intentions very clearly in the song that gave the act of love making and name so stupid it never caught on
1:08.2	Sexing one up
1:17.8	Personally, I hate it. I hate it when Color Me Bad fails, so I'm going to try to make their terrible terminology useful. From this day forth, a song that is an explicit sexual proposition to the listener shall be known as a sex
1:28.3	me up. Beyond Yarock.
1:33.0	Rock.
1:34.0	Phew.
1:37.0	Can we still talk about color me bad?
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