It was released in 1994 as the third single from their album Very Necessary. "None of Your Business" is a song by Salt-N-Pepa, written and produced by Hurby "Luvbug" Azor. 'Cause Salt and Pepa's got it swingin' again There's only one true judge, and that's God So the moral of this story is, who are you to judge? Pep's ass gets respect, and this butt is none of your business So, yo, so, yo, ho - check it, double deck it on a record butt-naked My face ain't scarred, and I don't dance in barsīut I remember the punk who just humped and dumped you No, I ain't hard like the bitches on a boulivard 'Cause I refuse to be played like a penny cent trick deck of cards With all that macaroni trap for rap you better step If you don't like him or his friends what about that Benz? Never mind who's the guy that I took home, to bone Now every move I make somebody's clockin'ĭon't ask me nothin', will you just leave me alone? I know exactly what you say when I turn and walk awayīut that's ok 'cause I don't let it get it to me That your double-standards don't mean shit to me?
How many rules am I to break before you understand Now you can get with that or you can get with thisīut I don't give a shit 'cause really it's none of your businessīamboozlin' and smackin' suckers with this track You're poppin' all that mess only to stress and to spite me So hold your tongue tightly, wish you could be like me The difference between a hooker and a ho ain't nothin' but a fee Like the house of ditty-nine-oh-two-one-oh type of the ho I never put my nose where I'm not supposed toīelieve me, if he's something that I want, I'm steppin' closer Opinion's are like assholes and everybody's got one They told me to change, they called me names, and so I popped one I used to think that it was me, but now I see it wasn't I can't do nothin', girl, without somebody buggin' So don't try to change my mind, I'll tell you one more time Now you shouldn't even get into who I'm givin' skins to If I want to take a guy home with me tonightĪnd she want to be a freak and sell it on the weekend You really don’t.'Cause I'm gonna be just fine check it out You don’t have to make a whore out of yourself to get ahead. She then imparted some advice for women who want to get into show business today: “Trust your talent. I don’t know where you go from all that sex in your twenties. I don’t know what the end game is going to be. They really like to slap each other’s butts. I mean, apparently people really like to pretend they’re having sex. And now it’s whatever you feel like doing you can do. Well whatever strictures there were have fallen apart. Midler then went on to wonder why sex is more prominent now than it was back in her day: Maybe they tell them that’s what you’ve got to do. But it’s not my business, I’m not her mother. I mean, it’s silly beyond belief and I don’t know who’s telling her to do it. It’s terrible! It’s always surprising to see someone like Ariana Grande with that silly high voice, a very wholesome voice, slithering around on a couch looking so ridiculous.
In a new profile for The Telegraph, Midler shared her opinion on the amount of sex in pop music today, targeting one person in particular: The newest song on the album is TLC’s “Waterfalls,” and she thinks that the last great girl band was Destiny’s Child. Earlier this month, Bette Midler put out a covers album of all girl groups called It’s The Girls!, which includes songs from the Supremes, the Shangri-Las, and the Ronettes.
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