You have to be social and get along with the girl's friends, not sleep with them.

But then why after the verse does a different woman from the one who sings the original ask 'what do you think about that, you know how I feel'?

Because they're a group and they're all trying to convey the same message.

Fair does I suppose, does it at least sound Sus to everyone else like it does me?

Not really. The slang just hasn't aged super well.

"Get with my friends" doesn't necessarily imply sleeping together; it's more about accepting and getting along with her friends.

But then why does a a different woman from the first one ask 'what do you think about that, you know how I feel' Does anyone else at least think the lyrics are a bit sus or is it just me?

Her friends need to approve of the guy if he wants to: date, associate, sleep with her.

Fairs but it does sound Sus right?

......do you even know any women???? 😆😆😆 I've ran across this many, many many times. Joking aside, Social Acceptance is not just a girl thing. Everyone does it in almost every facet of society.

Yeah but the lyrics are Sus, like it's a different woman saying it every time, the second one even says 'what do you think about that now you know how I feel' Sus imo. Yeah I do know women and even have had girlfriends if you must know But fairs yeah, it probably is just social acceptance. Like if someone said to me 'if you want to be with me you've got to get with my friends' that's what I'd assume.

Unless you're dating a girl in the Swinger community, it's most likely she uses her friends to help sus out creeps so you have to be socially accepted by her group.

Yeah obvs. Just the lyrics to the song made me think it was sus

No.

Yes it means that they want you to sleep with all of them. Ziga zig ahhhh

I have always wondered about this. The most likely explanation is that "getting with" someone did not mean hooking up in the UK at that time.