History DoubleEntendre / Music

* In a rare, non-sexual version, the cover for Music/{{Rush}}'s ''Music/MovingPictures'' is a ''triple'' entendre. There are people moving pictures, people finding the pictures moving emotionally, and somebody making a moving picture of the scene.

** "The Jack", (at least in its original album form) is ostensibly about a poker game, but with lines like 'How was I to know that she'd been shuffled before... said she'd never had a royal flush' and 'She was holding a pair, but I had to try...' and 'She'd have the cards to bring me down, if she played them right' its clearly about [[GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex something else]].

** Music/JayZ didn't understand that however, and made his own version ("03' Bonnie and Clyde"), with Music/{{Beyonce}} all about [[CowboyBebopAtHisComputer an actual relationship]]

* "Coming Down Again" by Music/TheRollingStones ''Music/GoatsHeadSoup'':

* One of the infamous deal-breakers that caused Music/{{Heart}} to leave their first label, Mushroom Records, was an [[NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity deliberately controversial ad]] for ''Dreamboat Annie'' they published without consulting the Wilson sisters, with double entendres insinuating they were [[IncestSubtext lesbian sister lovers]]. The headline read "It Was Our First Time". This embarrassment, and the heckling they endured not long after by chauvinistic male executives at a label showcase, were the inspiration being one of their toughest rockers, "Barracuda" (referring to the "barracuda" tour jackets the hecklers wore).

--> Scratched so much, poor pussy got sore

* The Music/BryanAdams song "Summer of 69" is ''not'' about the year 1969.

* "The Pussy Cat Song", originally performed by Connie Vannett, is on one level, just about a cat that gets into various misadventures... However, the cat is frequently referred to as a "pussy", and the cumulative chorus keeps adding suggestive adjectives to describe the cat that make sense in the context of the verses (over the course of the song, the "pussy" becomes "sore", "wet", "hot", "bald", etc):

* "The Pussy Cat Song", originally performed by Connie Vannett, is on one level, about a cat that gets into various misadventures... However, the cat is frequently referred to as a "pussy", and the cumulative chorus keeps adding suggestive adjectives to describe the cat (over the course of the song, the "pussy" becomes "sore", "wet", "hot", "bald", etc):

* Music/KatyPerry's "Peacock" song, although it barely hides the meaning. Hint: if you don't get it right away, split the word into two words. Now what?......and, no, it's not about an [[CompletelyMissingThePoint exotic bird.]]
** "California Gurls" also has a phallic entendre: "Sun-kissed skin, so hot, we'll melt your popsicle".

* "My Ding-A-Ling" by Music/ChuckBerry.

* The German music video created by Jamster called [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ganUAmDaM3A "Pussycat Tiger"]] which features a [[CuteKitten white female CGI cat character of the same name]]. The song mainly focuses on said character trying to charm and get a kiss from a male cat. While the idea sounds sweet, it can also be given a different meaning seeing her behavior throughout the music video including making suggestive moans, purrs, meows and body movements. This also appears to be the only music video featuring the character as of 2011.

It's nice to have a nibble at it now and again!''\\

* [[UsefulNotes/SouthAfrica South African]] singer Bok van Blerk performs a comedy number ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xL9DzrmORGs Appel, Lemoene]]'' in which two [[lowerClasslout zef]] delivery drivers behave obnoxiously to a greengrocer called Sally, who loses patience, picks up a very big rifle and [[AmoralAfrikaner gets emphatic with them]]. The song is one long double entendre; the video illustrates this visually for those who do not speak Afrikaans. The chorus translates well into English:

--.>Your great big farmer's melons!

** ... [[MindScrew Maybe]]...
*** "Maybe"?
-->''Tonight I'm gonna have myself a real good time''...\\
''I'm gonna make a supersonic man out of you''
** and more obvious
-->''I'm a sex machine ready to reload like an atom bomb, I'm 'bout to oh oh oh oh EXPLODE''

** It's not about ''[[GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex that]]'', it's about ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexually_transmitted_disease this]]'', live versions don't even bother with subtlety:
-->"...She was number nine ninety-nine on the clinical list."

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XWo4ufMkG4 Sir Reginald's Marvellous Organ]]. He's singing about the musical instrument, but you wouldn't guess from the lyrics alone.

''To see her brother Jack off in the bus.''

''I held her but(t)...a moment in my arms.''\