"Or Nah" by Eric Bellinger is a song about sexual desire and consent. The lyrics depict a conversation between two individuals discussing their desires and boundaries in a sexual relationship. The song starts with the narrator asking if they can engage in "freak shit" and stating that they do not want anything "weak." They inquire if the other person is willing to engage in sexual activities throughout the weekend with a specific position (knees bent). The narrator claims to know exactly what the other person likes, asking if they want their head against the headboard. The chorus emphasizes that the narrator can give the other person anything they want if they give consent by saying "OK." They offer to take control sexually and guarantee that the experience will leave the other person feeling a certain way. However, they emphasize that they only want to engage in these activities if the person desires it. The second verse questions the other person's intentions, asking if they want intimacy or not. The narrator indicates that they are interested in a more committed romantic relationship with this person as opposed to simply a physical encounter. The bridge section of the song showcases the narrator's confidence and skills in the bedroom. They mention their expertise in sexual practices and express their desire to explore the other person's body intimately. The narrator references their success and wealth as an added bonus to the relationship. Overall, "Or Nah" explores themes of sexual desire, consent, and the potential for a deeper emotional connection within a sexual relationship.
