‘Golden 3’ Song Tips to Bring Out Your Inner Male Stripper

Unzipped Entertainment
Jan 12, 2021
3 min read

Updated: Apr 6, 2021

How do I know what works and what makes a good strip song?

These questions are among a few that I get asked on a regular basis by males and sometimes females.

Over the last 15 years I have used 100’s of different songs and the one thing I hear time and time again during my shows (apart from he is the best stripper we have ever seen haha) is ‘I love this song’.

Hard Fact: Not everyone is going to like your look.

Fun Fact: This doesn’t mean they can’t have an absolutely awesome time and love your show.

I am going to give you what I would consider the ‘Golden 3’ rule of thumb criteria for music selection, and then my Top 5 songs that have worked for me and hopefully will work for you to bring out your inner stripper.

So, if you’re a seasoned stripper or someone who wants to strip for their partner (your a legend) follow these basic rules and those yawns will turn into screams in no time.

The Golden 3

1. The Fantasy:

Create the fantasy. For example, if you turn up as a fireman you want to set the fantasy straight away, at least for the first song. You want to bust through the door and throw the party girl or guy over your shoulder to something like Nelly – Hot in here not a Drake song.

Think about a suitable song to enter to, and then add songs after that are fun to get the party started.

2. The Music:

Knowing your strengths and weaknesses as a stripper will help you find songs you can dance to. I have seen ‘pony’ look like shit more times than it has been made to look good.

This is because of a few reasons:

· The performers skills as a dancer are less than average

· The song does not suit the style of the performer

· They think they are the real Magic Mike

When choosing music make sure you like and feel the song that way you can naturally move to it.

Leave being Channing Tatum to Channing Tatum and just be you…don’t be a sheep.

3. The Vibe:

Not everyone is suited to every song, you will encounter women and men from ages 18 – 99+. What songs you choose will really create the party environment.

Pro tip - Go for fun, nostalgic songs that also have a slight sexual connotation.

You are trying to create this fun party vibe so avoid monotone songs unless you want them snoring instead of screaming.

Unzipped Entertainments' Top 5

1. Nelly – Hot in Here

This song is money! A guaranteed party starter, it ticks all the boxes of the Golden 3.

Everyone of all ages knows this song and the track doesn’t get old no matter how many times you hear it.

2. 50 Cent – Lil’ Bit

This is a personal favorite – It is just a Lil’ bit slower for more of an up-close and personal strip dance. With that deep bass and smooth flow from 50 cent this song is crowed favorite.

3. Usher – Hey Daddy

Usher baby! Anything usher always goes well but this song has everything, its sexual, upbeat, and smooth. A great all rounder

4. Sisqo – Thong Song

Seems like it would be used all the time but funnily enough I have only every heard 1 other person use it. Along with being a fun song it is kind of gritty and sexual, very fitting for the fantasy you are trying to create.

5. Chris Brown – Strip (but Basically anything)

I am going to be honest, nearly anything by Chris Brown works well when it comes to stripping for either a beginner or more advanced. This song again ticks the Golden 3. It is upbeat, sexual and it gets the party going while also encouraging the removal of clothing.

Final Thoughts

These are just 5 songs that have been consistent crowd favorites for quite a few years now. We could easily say that list of songs is quite long and you might think where is pony, cherry pie or very generic songs like?

However I wanted to provide some great alternatives that:

· Can be dance to individually or used to create effective routine

· Can be danced to by anyone of any skill level

· Fun, nostalgic but also sexual

There are many other songs that are fantastic to use, maybe more modern, different genre but when it comes to basics these songs can be used as the foundation to create an entertaining strip show.

Just remember the Golden 3.

Unzipped Entertainment

How do I know what works and what makes a good strip song?

These questions are among a few that I get asked on a regular basis by males and sometimes females.

Over the last 15 years I have used 100’s of different songs and the one thing I hear time and time again during my shows (apart from he is the best stripper we have ever seen haha) is ‘I love this song’.

Hard Fact: Not everyone is going to like your look.

Fun Fact: This doesn’t mean they can’t have an absolutely awesome time and love your show.

I am going to give you what I would consider the ‘Golden 3’ rule of thumb criteria for music selection, and then my Top 5 songs that have worked for me and hopefully will work for you to bring out your inner stripper.

So, if you’re a seasoned stripper or someone who wants to strip for their partner (your a legend) follow these basic rules and those yawns will turn into screams in no time.

The Golden 3

1. The Fantasy:

Create the fantasy. For example, if you turn up as a fireman you want to set the fantasy straight away, at least for the first song. You want to bust through the door and throw the party girl or guy over your shoulder to something like Nelly – Hot in here not a Drake song.

Think about a suitable song to enter to, and then add songs after that are fun to get the party started.

2. The Music:

Knowing your strengths and weaknesses as a stripper will help you find songs you can dance to. I have seen ‘pony’ look like shit more times than it has been made to look good.

This is because of a few reasons:

· The performers skills as a dancer are less than average

· The song does not suit the style of the performer

· They think they are the real Magic Mike

When choosing music make sure you like and feel the song that way you can naturally move to it.

Leave being Channing Tatum to Channing Tatum and just be you…don’t be a sheep.

3. The Vibe:

Not everyone is suited to every song, you will encounter women and men from ages 18 – 99+. What songs you choose will really create the party environment.

Pro tip - Go for fun, nostalgic songs that also have a slight sexual connotation.

You are trying to create this fun party vibe so avoid monotone songs unless you want them snoring instead of screaming.

Unzipped Entertainments' Top 5

1. Nelly – Hot in Here

This song is money! A guaranteed party starter, it ticks all the boxes of the Golden 3.

Everyone of all ages knows this song and the track doesn’t get old no matter how many times you hear it.

2. 50 Cent – Lil’ Bit

This is a personal favorite – It is just a Lil’ bit slower for more of an up-close and personal strip dance. With that deep bass and smooth flow from 50 cent this song is crowed favorite.

3. Usher – Hey Daddy

Usher baby! Anything usher always goes well but this song has everything, its sexual, upbeat, and smooth. A great all rounder

4. Sisqo – Thong Song

Seems like it would be used all the time but funnily enough I have only every heard 1 other person use it. Along with being a fun song it is kind of gritty and sexual, very fitting for the fantasy you are trying to create.

5. Chris Brown – Strip (but Basically anything)

I am going to be honest, nearly anything by Chris Brown works well when it comes to stripping for either a beginner or more advanced. This song again ticks the Golden 3. It is upbeat, sexual and it gets the party going while also encouraging the removal of clothing.

Final Thoughts

These are just 5 songs that have been consistent crowd favorites for quite a few years now. We could easily say that list of songs is quite long and you might think where is pony, cherry pie or very generic songs like?

However I wanted to provide some great alternatives that:

· Can be dance to individually or used to create effective routine

· Can be danced to by anyone of any skill level

· Fun, nostalgic but also sexual

There are many other songs that are fantastic to use, maybe more modern, different genre but when it comes to basics these songs can be used as the foundation to create an entertaining strip show.

Just remember the Golden 3.

Unzipped Entertainment

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