Leg Over (remix) (feat. Mr Eazi, French Montana & Ty Dolla Sign)

Major Lazer's 'Leg Over (remix)' featuring Mr Eazi, French Montana, and Ty Dolla Sign is a vibrant and catchy song that delves into the complexities of romantic relationships. The song's lyrics revolve around the intoxicating allure of a woman who captivates the narrator with her dance moves and physical presence. The phrase 'leg over' is a metaphor for the woman's seductive power, which leaves the narrator both enchanted and bewildered.

The song's narrative is built around the tension between desire and confusion. The woman in question has multiple admirers, including a man who sends her money from London, which adds to the narrator's sense of being just another suitor. This dynamic is captured in lines like 'She dey see me like a johnny just come,' suggesting that the narrator feels like a newcomer or an outsider in her life. Despite this, he is willing to 'chop on all the wash' as long as he gets his 'portion,' indicating a willingness to accept the situation for the sake of being with her.

The chorus, with its repetitive 'Leg over, my baby gimme leg over,' emphasizes the cyclical nature of their relationship. The woman gives him a 'hangover,' a metaphor for the lingering effect she has on him, and 'game over,' indicating moments of finality or defeat in their interactions. The song also touches on themes of sexual attraction and emotional vulnerability, as seen in lines like 'Sexually you got the best of me' and 'Don’t ever hide your affection.' These elements combine to create a rich tapestry of emotions, capturing the highs and lows of a complicated romantic entanglement.