History Main / ObligatoryBondageSong

* "House of Wolves" by Music/MyChemicalRomance has shades of this.

* "Torture" by The Cure has some bondage elements.

** The Rin Kagamine song "Iroha Uta" opens up with a list of the various things the singer wants to be tied up with. The rest of the song is a touch more subtle, but the implications are still there. "Watashi no Inu" ("My Dog") and another Music/{{Vocaloid}} example. Also Miku Hatsune's "Doemu."
** The singer in Gumi's KiLLER LADY comes off as very dominant, comparing the person they're talking about to a dog at a few points.

* Edge of Dawn's "Elegance", alongside straight IntercourseWithYou lyrics, has shades of this. "I'm not asking you to give, I want you to take". What's more, it also appeared in ''VideoGame/ProjectGothamRacing 4'', along with [[Music/MyChemicalRomance "House of Wolves"]] (see above), [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar completely unedited.]]

* "Venus In Furs" by Music/VelvetUnderground from ''Music/TheVelvetUndergroundAndNico'' is almost certainly the TropeMaker, way back in 1967. It's named after the 1870 novella ''Venus in Furs'' written by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, the source of the term masochism. This is all obviously AuthorAppeal, since the name of the band comes from a book about New York City's BDSM scene. "Some Kinda Love" also qualifies.

* “Mondo Bondage” by [[http://www.thetubes.com "The Tubes"]] is a song from their eponymous 1975 album. Many Website/YouTube videos exist of the band performing it with extremely graphic, campy, theatrical staging including nudity, leather outfits, outrageous play acting, and ropes suspending performers above the stage. The ironically tongue-in-cheek lyrics seem to be about someone caught up in a BDSM lifestyle who gets in over their head and has very ambiguous feelings about it. At the time it was quite shocking and transgressive.\\

* “Mondo Bondage” by [[http://www.thetubes.com "The Tubes"]] is a song from their eponymous 1975 album. Many YouTube videos exist of the band performing it with extremely graphic, campy, theatrical staging including nudity, leather outfits, outrageous play acting, and ropes suspending performers above the stage. The ironically tongue-in-cheek lyrics seem to be about someone caught up in a BDSM lifestyle who gets in over their head and has very ambiguous feelings about it. At the time it was quite shocking and transgressive.\\

* “Mondo Bondage” by [[http://www.thetubes.com "The Tubes"]] is a song from their eponymous 1975 album. Many YouTube videos exist of the band performing it with extremely graphic, campy, theatrical staging including nudity, leather outfits, outrageous play acting, and ropes suspending performers above the stage. The ironically tongue-in-cheek lyrics seem to be about someone caught up in a BDSM lifestyle who gets in over their head and has very ambiguous feelings about it. At the time it was quite shocking and transgressive.”\\

* “Mondo Bondage” by [[http://the tubes.com “The Tubes”]] is a song from their eponymous 1975 album. Many YouTube videos exist of the band performing it with extremely graphic, campy, theatrical staging including nudity, leather outfits, outrageous play acting, and ropes suspending performers above the stage. The ironically tongue-in-cheek lyrics seem to be about someone caught up in a BDSM lifestyle who gets in over their head and has very ambiguous feelings about it. At the time it was quite shocking and transgressive.”\\

* “Mondo Bondage” by The Tubes is a song from their eponymous 1975 album. Many YouTube videos exist of the band performing it with extremely graphic, campy, theatrical staging including nudity, leather outfits, outrageous play acting, and ropes suspending performers above the stage. The ironically tongue-in-cheek lyrics seem to be about someone caught up in a BDSM lifestyle who gets in over their head and has very ambiguous feelings about it. At the time it was quite shocking and transgressive.”\\

* “Mondo Bondage” by The Tubes is a song from their eponymous 1975 album. Many YouTube videos exist of the band performing it with graphic, campy, theatrical staging including leather outfits, play acting, and ropes suspending performers above the stage. The ironic lyrics seem to be about someone caught up in a BDSM lifestyle who gets in over their head and has very ambiguous feelings about it.”\\

* “Mondo Bondage” by The Tubes.”\\

* "Submission" by the Music/SexPistols from ''Music/NeverMindTheBollocksHeresTheSexPistols'' was ''supposed'' to be this. Halfway through, the band got pissed off with Malcolm [=McLaren=], who proposed the idea in the first place, and decided instead to make it a cheesy, innuendo-filled song about a... [[IThoughtItMeant submarine mission]].

* "Whip Appeal" by Music/Babyface.

* 'Strangers' by William Control is basically this trope, and contains lyrics such as:

* SarahBrightman, of all people, with "Once in a Lifetime." If you take her connections to Enigma and Gregorian into account, it makes a bit more sense.

A music/lyrics trope. Subtrope of {{Fanservice}} and related to FetishFuel.

** Updated with TheAmateurTransplants, who made the original sound rather vanilla.

* "Pleasure Slave" by Music/{{Manowar}}.

* Natalia Kills' "Mirrors" is one of these for sure.

* {{Vocaloid}} and UTAU are basically a collection of user-generated content using the Vocaloid/UTAU program. This means that anyone can make a Vocaloid sing anything they want.
** The Rin Kagamine song "Iroha Uta" opens up with a list of the various things the singer wants to be tied up with. The rest of the song is a touch more subtle, but the implications are still there. "Watashi no Inu" ("My Dog") and another {{Vocaloid}} example. Also Miku Hatsune's "Doemu."

* Similiar to the Tenchi example, there is a WeissKreuz song called ''Bosanova, Casanova'' with some [[http://www.kekkai.org/wkcorner/media/bosanovacasanova.html provocative lyrics]]. And since it is a duet between male singers, it even plays into the show's HoYay factor.