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Where Them Girls At Lyrics

by David Guetta

Lyricist: David Guetta, Giorgio Sala, Farag Kurby, J.D. Davis

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Where Them Girls At Lyrics

So many girls in here, where do I begin? I seen this one, I'm bout to go in Then she said, I'm here with my friends She got me thinking and that's when I said Where dem girls at, girls at? Where dem girls at, girls at? Where dem girls at, girls at? So go get them, we can all be friends Hey, bring it on baby, all your friends You're the shit and I love that body You wanna ball, lets mix it, I swear you're good, I wont tell nobody You got a BFF, I wanna see that girl, it's all women invited Hair do's and nails, that Louis Chanel all up in the body President's in my wallet, no rules I'm 'bout it Blow the whistle for the hotties I got it, shawty, it's never too much, can't be doing too much 10 to one of me, I can handle that love Outta of my reach, we can all get buzz Holla cause I'm free, no matter it's no rush So many boys in here, where do I begin? I seen this one, I'm bout to go in Then he said, I'm here with my friends He got to thinking and that's when I said Where dem girls at, girls at? Where dem girls at, girls at? Where dem girls at, girls at? So go get them, we can all be friends Peebe, peebe, who's Peabo Bryson Two years ago I renewed my license Anyway why'd I start my verse like that You can suck a dick or you can suck on a ballsack No no I don't endorse that, pause that, abort that Just the other day mi go London, saw dat, kids down the street Paparazzi, all dat Hey hey what can I say? Day day day da-day day Coming through the club all the girls in the back of me This aint football why the f*ck they tryna tackle me? Really, I pick dude at the bar like really Looking like he wanna good time like really Said he had a friend for my home girl Lilly, Lilly, Lilly, Lilly So many girls in here where do I begin I see this one, I'm 'bout to in Than she said I'm here with my friends She got me thinking, and that's when I said Where dem girls at, girls at? Where dem girls at, girls at? Where dem girls at, girls at? So go get them, we can all be friends (Day day day da-day day Day day day da-day day Day day day da-day day Day day day da-day day) Where my girls at uhh, hmm, uhh Where my girls at uhh, hmm, uhh Yo, where my girls at uhh, hmm, uhh Yo, where my girls tryna get to jumpin' So many girls in here, where do I begin? I seen this one, I'm bout to go in Then she said, I'm here with my friends She got me thinking and that's when I said Where dem girls at, girls at? Where dem girls at, girls at? Where dem girls at, girls at? So go get them, we can all be friends

Meaning of Where Them Girls At

“Where The Girls At” by David Guetta is a relentlessly energetic and somewhat baffling celebration of superficial attraction and club culture, delivered with the breathless enthusiasm typical of his production style. On the surface, the song’s central question – “Where them girls at?” – immediately establishes its core preoccupation: a man’s desire to find attractive women in a crowded nightclub setting. However, the lyrics quickly devolve into a chaotic stream of boasts about wealth (“President’s in my wallet”), fleeting sexual interest (“You wanna ball, lets mix it”) and increasingly bizarre observations, including a jarring reference to Peabo Bryson and an uncomfortable, explicitly stated disavowal of violent imagery followed by a seemingly random recollection of a trip to London. The repeated mantra “Where dem girls at?” functions less as a genuine inquiry and more as a driving force behind the song’s insistent beat and Guetta’s vocal delivery – a frantic attempt to locate potential partners amidst a haze of excess. The artist's message, if one can decipher it through the layers of bravado and lyrical missteps, seems to be an embrace of hedonistic pleasure and a glorification of immediate gratification. It leans heavily into the tropes of the “ladies’ man,” portraying a character who is both entitled and ironically self-aware, constantly attempting to justify his behavior with phrases like "we can all be friends.” Ultimately, “Where The Girls At” isn't about genuine connection; it’s an intoxicating sonic cocktail designed for dancing and fleeting encounters, reflecting the shallow allure of club culture and a prioritization of surface-level attraction over any deeper emotional engagement.

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