VIP

Ke$ha · Other Songs - Ke$ha

No there ain't no scene in the V.I.P. for me

No it ain't no scene for me

No, it ain't no scene for me



He's paying for your vodka

You're using what you got

Doesn't really want ya

But you don't stop

'Cause this is what you're here for

And everyone can see

This is the place to be



No way

Nah, it's not me

Not right

I wanna get rowdy tonight

And this sucks

Yeah, it's fucked up

You're making me sick ugh

I hate to say it but,



There ain't no scene in the V.I.P. for me

So you can take your glass

Shake your ass

And drown in that martini

'Cause there ain't no scene in the V.I.P. for me

It's understood that you're all too good

This shit is crazy



V.I.P.

V.I.P.



Everybody's someone

No one's got a clue

Flash a couple dollars

And who are you?

Judge a little closer

All roped up in red (surprise surprise)

You wanna get me in bed?



No way

Nah, it's not me

Not right

I wanna get rowdy tonight

And this sucks

Yeah, it's fucked up

You're making me sick ugh

I hate to say it but,



There ain't no scene in the V.I.P. for me

So you can take your glass

Shake your ass

And drown in that martini

'Cause there ain't no scene in the V.I.P. for me

It's understood that you're all too good

This shit is crazy



V.I.P.

V.I.P.

Can't you smell the sex?

V.I.P.

V.I.P.

How ya gonna get?

V.I.P.

V.I.P.

Ain't no scene for me

V.I.P.

V.I.P.

This shit is crazy



I wanna get down

Down to get dirty

Sick of this scene

It doesn't deserve me

Ah oh

There's gotta be somewhere else to go

Cause I wanna get off

Get a bit trashy

Wanna get hot

Get a bit nasty

Ah ho

Let's go



There ain't no scene in the V.I.P. for me

So you can take your glass

Shake your ass

And drown in that martini

'Cause there ain't no scene in the V.I.P. for me

It's understood that you're all too good

This shit is crazy



V.I.P.

V.I.P.

V.I.P.

V.I.P.

V.I.P.

V.I.P.

V.I.P.

V.I.P.

VIP

Ke$ha's "VIP" stands as a defining anthem of the 2010s pop landscape, blending her signature blend of pop-rock energy with electronic production. Released during the height of her career, the track exemplifies her ability to fuse catchy hooks with themes of self-empowerment and independence. The song's upbeat tempo and driving rhythm made it a staple for dance floors and radio play, reinforcing her status as a dominant force in contemporary pop music. Its enduring appeal lies in its universal message of confidence and the refusal to be defined by others, capturing the spirit of a generation that valued authenticity and self-assurance.