I Want My Boyfriends to Kiss Lyrics – Ashnikko

I Want My Boyfriends to Kiss Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
She’s saying she wants her boyfriends to be open-minded and affectionate with each other, not just with her. Instead of jealousy or competition, she wants everyone to connect equally. The “banana split” line adds a playful tone, showing she’s having fun with the idea. Her “one wish” is simply that her boyfriends would kiss each other to prove love and unity.

[Pre-Chorus]
This part repeats the word “kiss” to build energy and fun, showing her excitement and playful attitude toward the situation.

[Chorus]
She keeps expressing her desire for her boyfriends to kiss, making it clear she’s totally fine with sharing love and affection in an open, carefree way.

[Verse 2]
Here, she’s frustrated that her boyfriends haven’t kissed yet and urges them to just do it. She mixes humor with boldness, saying she’d “lose it” if they finally kissed. It’s about breaking awkwardness and just embracing love freely. She’s teasing them but also serious about wanting a fun, nontraditional relationship vibe.

[Pre-Chorus]
The repeated “kiss” chant keeps the song lighthearted and catchy, like she’s cheering them on to finally do it.

[Chorus]
She once again repeats her wish for her boyfriends to kiss, reinforcing her playful demand and open-minded attitude toward love and attraction.

[Bridge]
Here she tells both guys to share small tasks, showing balance in the relationship. She hates jealousy and wants them to act maturely. Instead of fighting, she encourages them to show affection toward each other, proving that love doesn’t need to follow typical rules.

[Pre-Chorus]
This section keeps up the same fun rhythm, echoing her playful chant for them to kiss without drama or hesitation.

[Chorus]
She repeats her message once more, keeping the focus on freedom, affection, and breaking relationship norms in a light, catchy way.

[Outro]
She wraps it up by saying love should be simple and natural for everyone, no matter who’s involved. The line about “Adam and Eve and Steve” jokes about old traditions, suggesting everyone should be free to love and kiss whoever they want.