Replay

a song by iyaz that acts as a subtle metaphor for the artist’s h-m-s-xuality. a romantic song about a man falling in love with a girl on the surface it is a subversive message for iyaz’s love of c-ck. “remember the first time we met/
you was at the mall wit yo friends/i was scared to approach ya.” iyaz reticence about approaching ‘her’ is not because of ego or fear of rejection but because he doesn’t want to be outed as the h-m-s-xual he is.

“who would have ever knew/that we would ever be more than friends” in this verse he is clearly demonstrating that he is acting differntly when with his friends making sure they don’t know that they “would ever be more than friends.” if the song really is about a girl than why is she the “gun to myhis holster.” the gun is clearly a phallic metaphor as it is nothing less than pure masculinity why than does she have the gun? it is because the holster is iyaz’s -n-s and a man not ‘she’ is putting the gun in his holster. it is the draw of h-m-s-xuality that he replays over and over in his head. more subversive clues are “doin things that i never do,” and “the one that could fill your fantasies”
“you know that song replay?”
“sure, you realize it’s a metaph-r- for represed h-m-s-xuality”
“i know iyaz was gay”
“not there is anything wrong with that”
“no, not at all”
an addictive song by sean kingston ft. iyaz that if on youtube, will keep you clicking “replay” afterwards.
bob: man, i listened to replay at least 600 times lastnight.
one of the most annoying songs on the radio.
“shawty’s like a melody in my head, can’t keep out, got my singing like
na na na na, every day
it’s like my ipod’s stuck on replay, replay-ay-ay-ay”

nooooooooooooo!
regarding and related to repet-tive online play.
kindly replay that, will ya?