I Can't Stop Me

The speaker expresses a lack of control, emphasizing an inability to resist certain impulses.

Icy

I can't stop me, I can't stop me

Describes a glamorous scene in Miami with bright lights, implying a thrilling and joyful nighttime experience.

We joyride late in the night

I don't mind, you know what you like

Yeah, you know what you like

References dressing up and feeling numb, suggesting a transformative experience and a desire for excitement.

You got me feeling so numb

Say we should go downtown (go downtown)

Wake me up to lay me down

Acknowledges a departure from the usual behavior, venturing into uncharted territory.

We're going out of bounds (out, out, out of bounds)

Defends personal preferences, asserting that the speaker likes what they like, regardless of external opinions.

But who are you to tell me what I need?

'Cause I like what I like what I la-la-like

Yeah, I like what I la-la-like

Baby, you could say you're bad for me

But who are you to tell me what I need?

'Cause I like what I like what I la-la-like

Yeah, I like what I la-la-like

Reiterates the inability to stop certain actions, reinforcing the theme of lack of control.

I can't stop, I can't, I can't stop, yeah

I can't stop, no, I can't stop me, I can't stop me (woo)

I can't stop, I can't, I can't stop (ayy)

I can't stop, no, I can't stop me, I can't stop me

Describes a carefree attitude towards choices, emphasizing individual freedom.

If it's up to me, then you do you

No, I don't mind (I don't mind)

You know what you like (you know what I like)

Yeah, you know what you like (yeah)

Repeats the theme of dressing up and going out of bounds, highlighting a sense of rebellion and spontaneity.

You got me feeling so numb

Say we should go downtown (oh we should go downtown)

Wake me up to lay me down

It's not like me to assume

We're going out of bounds (take me out of bounds, ayy)

Reiterates the speaker's autonomy in making choices, resisting judgment from others.

But who are you to tell me what I need?

'Cause I like what I like what I la-la-like

Yeah, I like what I la-la-like (what I, what I like, ah)

Baby, you could say you're bad for me (you bad for me)

But who are you to tell me what I need?

'Cause I like what I like what I la-la-like

Yeah, I like what I la-la-like (what I, what I like, ayy)

Reaffirms the struggle to stop certain actions, maintaining the central theme of lack of control.

I can't stop, I can't, I can't stop, mm (no no)

I can't stop, no, I can't stop me, I can't stop me (woo)

I can't stop, I can't, I can't stop, mm (yeah, yeah)

I can't stop, no, I can't stop me, I can't stop me

Describes luxurious preferences, including fashion items and a willingness to pay a high price for them.

All the things I like on me (uh-huh)

Louboutin, all the spice

Louis Vuitton, name the price

Expresses a liking for exotic things, including cars and adventurous nights, with a sense of empowerment and control.

I like my nights erotic, yeah

Pussy so aquatic, so I make that boy psychotic (yeah)

Ice all in my mouth, no fault when I'm talking loud

Yeah, he always want me with him, show me off 'cause he so proud (yeah)

Back and forth, then hop on it, he like when I call the shots

Told him drop the top up off the foreign and don't ever stop

Echoes the earlier sentiment of defending personal choices and preferences against external judgment.

But who are you to tell me what I need? (I need)

'Cause I like what I like what I la-la-like

'Cause I like what I la-la-like (what I, what I like, yeah)

Baby, you could say you're bad for me (uh huh)

But who are you to tell me what I need?

'Cause I like what I like what I la-la-like (what I)

Yeah, I like what I la-la-like (what I, what I like, yeah)

Concludes with a repetition of the inability to stop certain actions, suggesting a continuous struggle with self-control.

(I can't stop me, I can't stop me)

I can't stop me, I can't help myself

(I can't stop me, I can't stop me)