ASSHOLE ANTHEM - Single album cover by Red Grizz

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2026 · From the album ASSHOLE ANTHEM - Single

A*****E ANTHEM

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A 2026 single credited to Red Grizz that reproduces the lyric content of LMFAO's 2011 club hit 'Party Rock Anthem' under a provocative new title

02 · Interpretation

Red Grizz's 'A*****E ANTHEM': A Club Standard, Recycled and Retitled

E Editorial Desk Jun 1, 2026

The lyrics credited here to Red Grizz are, line for line, the lyrics of LMFAO's 2011 single 'Party Rock Anthem,' one of the biggest crossover club tracks of the early 2010s. Any interpretation has to begin with that fact, because the song's words were not written for the artist or the project that now bears them. What the listener is hearing, on the page at least, is a recontextualization: a familiar party text dropped under a deliberately rude new title.

Taken on its own terms, the lyric is a textbook piece of electro-house party writing. It opens with an announcement rather than a scene: party rock is in the house, everybody is going to have a good time, everybody is going to lose their mind. The phrasing is imperative and communal. It tells the room what is about to happen and assumes consent. The hooks repeat because repetition is the point; a club anthem succeeds by becoming chant before it becomes song.

The verses pivot to first-person braggadocio in the mode that dominated mainstream pop-rap in the late 2000s. The narrator boasts about pulling other men's girlfriends ("Looking for your girl? She on my jock"), about money ("Gain the money, Oprah dough"), and about a self-image that splices rock-and-roll signifiers onto club-rap swagger: tight jeans, tattoos, a "devilish flow," no halo. The line about being "half black, half white, domino" leans into mixed-race identity as part of the persona's appeal, while the Led Zeppelin pun positions the act as ascendant and weightless. None of this is introspective. It is performance of status, calibrated for a venue where nobody can hear a complicated feeling anyway.

The pre-chorus tightens the focus to a transactional scene at the bar: throw cash, take a shot, fill the cup, and the night ends with "now you home with me, you're naked now." It is blunt, almost cartoonishly so. The song's appeal was never that it was subtle; it was that it compressed an entire night out into four bars and a shuffle.

The long outro, with its layered "get up, get down, put your hands up to the sound," exists purely as a DJ tool. These are not lyrics to be parsed. They are instructions for a body, designed to extend a drop and keep a room moving. "Everyday I'm shufflin'" became one of the most quoted dance-pop tags of its era, attached to a specific side-to-side step that briefly migrated from clubs to school dances and wedding receptions worldwide.

The retitling

What Red Grizz's 2026 single appears to do, based on the metadata available, is keep this text intact and rename it 'ASSHOLE ANTHEM.' That gesture is the only piece of authorship visible in the material provided. It could be read as parody, as commentary on the persona the original lyric performs, or simply as a provocation. The verses, after all, do describe a narrator who treats women as conquests and rivals as targets; calling the resulting song an asshole anthem is, at minimum, an honest label for what the bragging verses depict. Whether the release is satirical, a cover, an interpolation, or something else cannot be determined from the lyric sheet alone.

Why the underlying song endured

The original endured because it solved a specific problem efficiently. It gave DJs a vocal hook that worked in any room, a dance move anyone could attempt, and a chorus short enough to shout while drunk. Its lyrical content is thin by design. Stripping away the original artist's branding and presenting the same words under a cruder title throws that thinness into relief: the lyric was always more interested in commanding a crowd than in saying anything. The retitle just makes the commanding feel less polite.

Themes catalogued

club culture party excess bravado recontextualization

Track Info

Released May 8, 2026

Album ASSHOLE ANTHEM - Single

Length 03:15

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03 · Lyrics

"A*****E ANTHEM"

Party rock!

Yeah

Woo!

Let's go

Party rock is in the house tonight

Everybody just have a good time (yeah)

And we gon' make you lose your mind (woo)

Everybody just have a good time (clap)

Party rock is in the house tonight (oh)

Everybody just have a good time (I can feel it, babe)

And we gon' make you lose your mind (yeah)

We just wanna see you

Shake that!

In the club, party rock

Looking for your girl? She on my jock (huh)

Non-stop when we in the spot

Booty moving weight like she on the block (woo)

Where the drink? I gots to know

Tight jeans, tattoos, 'cause I'm rock 'n' roll

Half black, half white, domino

Gain the money, Oprah dough

Yo, I'm runnin' through these hoes like Drano

I got that devilish flow rock 'n' roll, no halo

We party rock!

Yeah, that's the crew that I'm reppin'

On the rise to the top, no Led in our Zeppelin (hey)

Party rock is in the house tonight (woo)

Everybody just have a good time (yeah)

And we gon' make you lose your mind

Everybody just have a good time (let's go)

Party rock is in the house tonight

Everybody just have a good time (I can feel it, babe)

And we gon' make you lose your mind

We just wanna see you

Shake that!

Everyday, I'm shufflin'

Shufflin', shufflin'

Step up fast and be the first girl to make me throw this cash

We gettin' money, don't be mad, now stop, hating is bad

One more shot for us (another round)

Please fill up my cup (don't mess around)

We just wanna see (you shake it now)

Now you home with me (you're naked now)

Get up, get down

Put your hands up to the sound

Get up, get down

Put your hands up to the sound

Get up, get down

Put your hands up to the sound (woo)

Put your hands up to the sound

Get up, get up, get up, get up

Get up, put your hands up to the sound, to the sound

Put your hands up, put your hands up

Party rock is in the house tonight (put your hands up, oh)

Everybody just have a good time (put your hands up, yeah)

And we gon' make you lose your mind (put your hands up)

Everybody just have a good, good, good, time

Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh (put your hands up)

Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh (I can feel it, babe)

Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh (put your hands up)

Shake that!

Everyday I'm shuff-fflin'

Put your, put your

Put your, put your (yeah)

Put your, put your (ooh)

Your hands up

Put your, put your

Put your hands up

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04 · FAQ

Frequently asked

Are the lyrics to Red Grizz's 'A*****E ANTHEM' the same as LMFAO's 'Party Rock Anthem'?

Yes. The lyric text provided for the 2026 Red Grizz single matches the words of LMFAO's 2011 hit 'Party Rock Anthem,' including the 'everyday I'm shufflin'' tag and the 'put your hands up to the sound' outro. Without further information, the release appears to be a cover, interpolation, or retitling rather than an original lyric.

What does the line 'Half black, half white, domino' mean?

It is a boast about mixed-race identity used as part of the narrator's club persona. The 'domino' image evokes the black and white tiles of the game, framing biracial heritage as both a visual signature and a marketable feature within the song's swaggering self-introduction alongside tight jeans, tattoos, and rock-and-roll posturing.

Why is the song called 'ASSHOLE ANTHEM'?

The title is not explained inside the lyric, so any reading is speculative. One plausible interpretation is that it labels the behavior the verses actually describe: a narrator who brags about stealing other men's girlfriends, flashing money, and taking women home, all framed as triumphs. The retitling could be parody, commentary, or simple provocation.

What does 'no Led in our Zeppelin' mean?

It is a pun on the band Led Zeppelin. 'Lead' is heavy, so 'no lead in our zeppelin' means nothing is weighing the crew down as they rise to the top. It also borrows rock-canon prestige to dress up a club-rap brag, which fits the verse's broader mash-up of rock signifiers and party-rap bravado.

What is the 'shufflin'' the song keeps mentioning?

It refers to the Melbourne shuffle, a fast side-to-side dance step popularized internationally by the original 'Party Rock Anthem' music video in 2011. The repeated 'everyday I'm shufflin'' line became a stand-alone catchphrase and helped push the dance into mainstream clubs, school events, and viral video culture.

Is 'A*****E ANTHEM' meant to be taken seriously as a song about partying?

On its surface it functions as a club track, with imperative hooks, a long DJ-friendly outro, and instructions for the dance floor. The deliberately crude title complicates that read, suggesting the release wants listeners to notice how thin and boast-driven the lyric actually is once it is stripped of its original branding.

Why did the original 'Party Rock Anthem' become so popular?

It packaged a simple chant, a memorable dance, and a confident drop into a track DJs could deploy in almost any room. The lyric does not ask listeners to think; it gives them something to shout and a step to attempt. That efficiency is the reason its hooks remain recognizable more than a decade later.

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