It's My Party
Jessie J · Gold
Considering you hate me, You're stalking like you made me
So why you acting like you tough
But now I fight you, had enough
Don't you get tired of being rude
Come and give me a hug dude
Let's go
It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)
So while you sit and watch me
I keep dancing alone, da-dancing alone
So would you give love, and give me good till I say stop
Give you a wonder if I give a damn, boy I do not
It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)
I think it's time you realize
You're only wasting your time
Addicted to a tension, you need an intervention
So while you acting like you're sick
Sitting around and talking shit
Dont you get tired of being alone
Aww, you're only friend is your phone
It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)
So while you sit and watch me
I keep dancing alone, da-dancing alone
So would you give love, and give me good till I say stop
Give you a wonder if I give a damn, boy I do not
It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)
You think I speak too much, I dont care, dont care
You think I tweet too much, I dont care, dont care
You think my clothes are crazy, I dont care, dont care
Well maybe im crazy, cray cray cray go!
It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)
So while you sit and watch me
I keep dancing alone, da-dancing alone
So would you give love, and give me good till I say stop
Give you a wonder if I give a damn, boy I do not
It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)
It's My Party
Released in 2011, "It's My Party" by Jessie J serves as a vibrant anthem from her debut album, Gold. The track exemplifies her signature blend of soulful R&B and pop sensibilities, characterized by her powerful vocal delivery and an upbeat, danceable rhythm. As a lead single, it reinforced her status as a rising star in the global music scene, showcasing her ability to deliver high-energy performances that resonated with audiences worldwide. The song's infectious melody and confident lyrics celebrate self-expression and personal celebration, aligning perfectly with the celebratory spirit of the album's release. It remains a defining track from her early career, highlighting her transition from contestant to established artist.

