Cherry On Top Lyrics – BINI

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the singers use various dessert-related metaphors to describe their appeal. They claim to have "sugar on lock," meaning they can offer sweetness whenever desired. They can also "turn the heat up," indicating their versatility in bringing excitement and passion. Comparing themselves to a cake, they suggest that they are the main attraction and the "cherry on top," the best and final touch. The bee imagery with "Honey, you're a bee, got you buzzin' 'round me" further highlights their attractiveness and the effect they have on others.

[Verse 2]
This verse continues the dessert theme with vivid imagery like "rainbow, cotton candy" and "glitzy glamour, drippin' drama," portraying the singers as colorful, fancy, and dramatic. They emphasize their uniqueness and undeniable charm, reinforcing the idea that they are the ultimate prize – the "cherry on top."

[Verse 3]
Mikha's verse focuses on her visual appeal and captivating presence. She describes herself as a "sight for sorry eyes," meaning she brings joy and relief just by being seen. The verse also mentions dancing in disco lights, adding to the celebratory and vibrant atmosphere. She highlights her individuality by saying she is not an "average girl" and asserts her dominance with "you know who run the world," a nod to female empowerment.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, Aiah and Stacey spell out "C-H-E-R-R-Y," emphasizing the special and rare qualities that make them unique. They suggest that once someone experiences their presence, there's no turning back because of their exceptional qualities.

[Outro]
The outro repeats the spelling of "C-H-E-R-R-Y," driving home the message that good ingredients (qualities) are hard to find, highlighting their uniqueness and value.

[Popular Phrases Explained]

1. "My presence is a present" - This line means that just being around them is a gift, emphasizing their value and the joy they bring to others.

2. "Talkin' French, I'll keep you guessin'" - Using French phrases to add an element of sophistication and mystery, suggesting that they are intriguing and keep people interested.

3. "Every day, It's your birthday on repeat" - This phrase highlights the continuous joy and celebration one experiences when with them, making every day feel special.

4. "If you want it sweet, got that sugar on lock" - This line signifies that they can offer comfort and sweetness whenever needed, being a reliable source of positivity.

5. "I'm the cherry on top" - This phrase encapsulates the song's central metaphor, portraying themselves as the best part of any experience, the finishing touch that completes and perfects.

6. "Honey, you're a bee, got you buzzin' 'round me" - Using bee imagery to show how they attract others and keep them engaged and fascinated.

7. "I'm a sight for sorry eyes" - This line means they bring joy and relief just by being seen, indicating their positive impact on others.

8. "Got you clutchin' them pearls" - This phrase suggests they are so impressive and surprising that they leave others in awe, often associated with being startled or amazed.

9. "Good ingredients are hard to find" - This metaphor means that qualities like theirs are rare and valuable, highlighting their uniqueness and desirability.

10. "There's no going back, no, once you try" - This phrase implies that once someone experiences their presence and qualities, they will always want more, emphasizing their irresistible charm. ...Read Less