The Hilarious 'What Dat Mouf Do' T-Shirt Craze Explained

On April 1, 2014, American stand-up comedian, musician, and actor Lil Duval released his first solo single and music video, Wat Dat Mouf Do? featuring Trae tha Truth. The song, which includes the chorus Show me what that mouth do, is about oral sex, with Duval specifically referencing fellatio in the first verse. The song's phrase wat dat mouf do is typically said to women as a way to ask them to perform the sexual act.

'What Dat Mouf Do' lyrics

Lil Duval, born Roland Powell, is an American stand-up comedian, musician, and actor. In 2014, he released the song "Wat Dat Mouf Do?" featuring Trae tha Truth. The song's lyrics are sexually explicit and include references to oral sex and sexual intercourse. Here is a breakdown of the lyrics:

Chorus: Lil Duval

Show me what that mouth do (repeated)

I swear that this the nastiest song (repeated)

Verse 1: Lil Duval

Somethin' 'bout your lips when they on my dick (juicy)

Bitch, you ain't shit if I don't nut quick

Pull my pants down and let's have this meetin' (suck it)

Mistletoe over my dick, season's greetin'

Girl, grab them balls, them bitches jealous

Lick my runway too, take me to Heaven

Ooh shit, I'm 'bout to cum, bitch, don't move

Bitch, don't m—, B-bitch, don't move!

Chorus: Lil Duval (repeated)

Verse 2: Trae Tha Truth

I'm here to fuck, won't shit get read wrong

These thots get tapped, no cellphone

Killer with the head game, get a headstone

Dinnertime, she gon' eat it till the head gone

Who better? Say it don't matter

Bet I'll put inches all up in your bladder

All in her throat, tryna climb like a ladder

Oh shit, I mean come down her throat like I'm Santa

She rep for the H, now she up in Atlanta

She only wear red like them cats in bandanas

I tell her "eat dick," give a fuck about manners

She know what I'm 'bout, she heard that I'm the skillest

Show me what that mouth do, got a surfboard all in your house too

She wanna ride that, ho, and get lost through

Straight up, fuck your couch too, nigga

Ain't nothin' like me, I'm Truth, truth like track, big hoes run loose

Wrong wardrobe, these hoes get boost, can't have no top just like my coupe

I don't fuck with mutts, I'd rather fuck with sluts

Who got a badass team and likes to moan a bunch

You better find that [?]

I barely play the game unless I'm playin' clutch

Chorus: Lil Duval (repeated)

Outro: Lil Duval

Aaaaah! I just always wanted to do that

Aaaaah! This them high notes, Mariah ain't got shit on me!

Aaaaah! Aa-aah, aa-aa-aa, ahh--mm

Aaaaah! Do re mi go la so di, aaah!

Lil Duval's career

Roland Powell, better known by his stage name Lil Duval, is an American stand-up comedian, musician, and actor. He was born on June 12, 1977, in Jacksonville, Florida, and adopted his stage name as a homage to his birthplace, Duval County.

Duval rose to prominence after reaching the finals of BET's comedy competition series 'Coming to the Stage' in 2005. He has since become a series regular on MTV2 shows such as 'Guy Code' and 'Hip Hop Squares', and hosted the video show 'Ain't That America' on MTV2 from 2013 to 2014. In addition to stand-up comedy, Duval also writes for 'Ozone' magazine and has appeared in several music videos.

Duval released his first solo single and music video, "Wat Dat Mouf Do?", on April 1, 2014, featuring Trae tha Truth. The song was intended to sound like current rap but with a comedic twist. He has since released several other singles, including "Smile Bitch (Living My Best Life)" in 2018, which peaked at number 56 on the Billboard Hot 100, "Nasty" in 2020, and "Don't Worry Be Happy" in 2020.

Duval has also appeared in several films, including 'Clean Up Man' (2005), 'Stomp the Yard: Homecoming' (2010), 'Scary Movie 5' (2013), 'School Dance' (2014), 'Meet the Blacks' (2016), and 'The Trap' (2019). He has also performed stand-up comedy on shows such as BET's 'ComicView' and 'All Star Comedy Jam'.

The song's feature and production

Roland Powell, better known by his stage name Lil Duval, is an American stand-up comedian, musician, and actor. In 2014, he released his first solo single and music video, "Wat Dat Mouf Do?", featuring Trae tha Truth. The song was produced by The Beat Brigade & Elusive Orkestra.

In the song, Lil Duval takes the phrase "wat dat mouf do", usually said to girls as a way to ask them to perform oral sex, and creates a comedic and explicit track around it. The song includes graphic and humorous lyrics, with Lil Duval rapping about his desires and expectations from a partner performing oral sex on him.

The song "Wat Dat Mouf Do?" has a simple and repetitive chorus, with Lil Duval demanding that his partner "show me what that mouth do" repeatedly. The verses, however, are more explicit and detailed, with Lil Duval and Trae tha Truth taking turns to rap about their sexual prowess and expectations from their partners.

The song's production combines elements of hip-hop and trap music, with a heavy bassline and synthesized sounds. The beat is steady and driving, with a simple drum pattern and an occasional melodic element to add variation. The production complements the comedic and explicit nature of the lyrics, creating a light-hearted and energetic atmosphere.

In contrast, Lil Duval's 2018 single, "Smile Bitch (Living My Best Life)", features a more positive and uplifting message. The song, which peaked at number 56 on the Billboard Hot 100, is about living one's best life and not worrying about the haters. It features a more diverse range of artists, including Snoop Dogg, Ball Greezy, Midnight Star, and others. This song also samples Midnight Star's 1985 hit "Curious".

Duval-themed clothing

T-Shirts

Duval-themed T-shirts are a great way to showcase your fandom. You can find T-shirts with catchy phrases like "It Was Always Duval" or "Classic Duuuuuuvaaaaal" from websites like Only in Duval. These T-shirts often come in various colours like grey, teal, and black, offering a range of options to suit your style.

Hoodies

For a cosier option, you can opt for a Duval-themed hoodie. The "Classic Duuuuuuvaaaaal Hoodie" from Only in Duval is a popular choice to keep you warm and stylish.

Tracksuits

If you're looking for a more athletic or casual option, tracksuits could be ideal. Websites like duvalfits.com offer a wide range of tracksuits with the DUVAL branding, including the DUVAL Collared Tracksuit, the DUVAL Tracksuit in both long and short sleeves, and the DUVAL 2.0 Tracksuit. These tracksuits are perfect for lounging, exercising, or simply showcasing your Duval pride.

Polo Shirts

For a more polished casual look, polo shirts are a great option. duvalfits.com offers a variety of polo shirts, including the DUVAL Digital Polo Shirt, the DUVAL Collared Polo Shirt, and the Duval Vanguard Polo Shirt. These polo shirts allow you to showcase your Duval spirit with a touch of sophistication.

Stickers

While not clothing per se, stickers can be a fun addition to your wardrobe, allowing you to add a Duval touch to your favourite items. Only in Duval offers sticker packs with catchy phrases like "It Was Always Duval," giving you the freedom to personalise your belongings with a Duval theme.

These are just a few ideas to get you started on your Duval-themed wardrobe. Whether you're a fan of Lil Duval or simply want to represent Duval County, these clothing items are a fun and fashionable way to express yourself.

Other Lil Duval songs

Roland Powell, better known by his stage name Lil Duval, is an American stand-up comedian, musician, and actor. Lil Duval released his first solo single and music video on April 1, 2014, entitled "Wat Dat Mouf Do?" featuring Trae tha Truth. In the song, Duval wanted to make a record that sounded like current rap but was funny, so he took the phrase "wat dat mouf do" (usually said to girls as a way to ask them to perform oral sex).

In addition to "Wat Dat Mouf Do?", Lil Duval has released several other songs, including:

• "Smile Bitch (Living My Best Life)" featuring Snoop Dogg and Ball Greezy, which peaked at number 56 on the Billboard Hot 100.
• "Nasty", with Jacquees and Tank.
• "Don't Worry Be Happy" featuring T.I.
• "Big Sexy Thang" with Too Short.
• "Pull Up" featuring Ty Dolla $ign.
• "Sexy" featuring Boosie Badazz.
• "Can't Go For That" featuring Ty Dolla $ign.
• "Maury Show" featuring YUNG NATION.
• "City Boy (G Mix)" featuring Kamillion.

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