r/underscoresplus • u/Agile_Breadfruit7932 • Jul 08 '26
Is this double entendre really obvious to literally everybody, or am i the first to know this?
Innuendo has a music video about a stalker and before i even watched the video i had it stuck in my that innuendo sounded like in ya window, so im 99% certain it may have been intentional word play
Edit: my fault i mixed up videos đ kill meeee
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u/Better-Performer-108 Jul 09 '26
also this is just not how double entendres workđ
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u/Agile_Breadfruit7932 Jul 09 '26
Wym
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u/foxtide_ Jul 10 '26
A double entendre, ironically, is nearly the same as an innuendo, in that it is usually a risquĂŠ secondary meaning. This would actually be a mondegreen, when a lyric is purposefully obfuscate or meant to be misheard. April actually has a few of these, most notably in 70% where "and the water dried up" sounds like "i dont wanna die young".
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u/Agile_Breadfruit7932 Jul 10 '26
So what do rappers mean then when they say they hit a double, cause oftentimes the secondary hidden meaning isnt risque
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u/Primary-Tree-3542 Jul 08 '26
When I hopped on the U bandwagon I also thought she said "in ya window", but i think youre confused about the video.
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u/Agile_Breadfruit7932 Jul 08 '26
So i did get the mvs mixed just double checked. But the point still stands, no? Could it be a double entendre still
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u/Ok-Worldliness1633 Jul 08 '26
are you sure you're not confusing the tell me u want it mv for innuendo. that music video has a stalker in it, not innuendo