The song "I I I I I" by Hovey Benjamin is a humorous and satirical take on a taboo topic, namely having a sexual relationship with a friend's mother. The lyrics describe the narrator's experience of engaging in a sexual encounter with someone's mom and their thoughts and feelings surrounding it. The song starts with the repetition of "I, I, I, I, I, I had sex," emphasizing the narrator's personal experience and the intensity they felt during the encounter. They express how great and intense it was, while also acknowledging that they had to wait until the second date, showing a sense of patience and respect. The narrator admires the mother's classiness and perceives her as a sex god and a queen. They mention the possibility of getting serious, even willing to buy a wedding ring if that's what she wants. The line "I hear angels sing every time your mom walks in the room" further emphasizes their admiration for her. The chorus repeatedly emphasizes that despite their intimate encounter with the friend's mom, they hope to maintain the friendship and not let it ruin their relationship. They believe that they can still be friends, highlighting the importance of loyalty and connecting on a deeper level. The second verse addresses the friend directly, acknowledging their existing bond as homies. The narrator hopes that their friend can accept and get used to the fact that they have a connection with their mom. They express a desire for open communication and understanding, suggesting that they can sit down and discuss the situation like adults. The overall tone of the song is lighthearted and playful, using humor to address a sensitive subject. It's important to note that the song's lyrics should not be taken literally or as an endorsement of such behavior but rather as a comedic approach to storytelling.
