by Rasheeda · 2024
The song “My Bubble Gum” by Rasheeda uses playful and suggestive metaphors—especially “bubble gum”—to describe Rasheeda’s sexual confidence, desirability, and independence, portraying herself as a woman who is irresistible to men both physically and as someone they’d proudly introduce to their mothers.
This song has been Shazamed over 117,170 times. As of this writing, My Bubble Gum is ranked 182
My Bubble Gum’ by Rasheeda is a song full of confidence and swagger, where she talks about what makes her unique and desirable. We’re going to break down what the lyrics really mean and explore the attitude behind the music. ⬇️
The mood is bold and playful, mixing Southern charm with undeniable self-assurance. Rasheeda creates a world where her appeal is both irresistible and powerful, turning flirtation into an art form.
The chorus—”The type of girl you wanna chew all of my bubble gum / I’m the type of girl you wanna take to your momma house”—is instantly catchy, but there’s more beneath the surface. Here, Rasheeda uses “bubble gum” as a sly metaphor for her allure, teasing us with a blend of sweetness and sass. We can’t help but notice how the repeated lines create a hypnotic loop, echoing the way attraction can become an obsession—sticky, sweet, and hard to shake.
In the verses, Rasheeda gets specific, flexing her independence (“Got my own car and my own crib”) and setting her standards high (“I don’t need a broke nigga on my arm like that”). She tosses out vivid images—Georgia peach, Aquafina, dessert—that layer on both sensuality and pride in her roots. Every clever bar feels like a wink, letting us in on her secret: owning your worth is the real seduction.
The lyrics weave empowerment and playfulness, challenging traditional gender roles while keeping things fun. Lines like “Classy but get nasty at the same time” and “Go get money / Baby girl don’t play” reveal a woman who relishes control and expects respect, even as she flips flirtation on its head.
When the beat fades and the echoes of bubble gum linger, we realize Rasheeda’s message is clear: true confidence is magnetic, and the sweetest thing you can offer is knowing exactly who you are.
Writer(s) of My Bubble Gum: Rasheedah W. Frost, Kirk L. Frost, Shiwen Shann
