Updated: August 31st, 2023
When you go to a Dallas strip club, you’re probably not thinking about the tunes on the drive over. After all, the girls are the main attraction, and even if you plan on having some food and drinks, the lovely ladies always steal the show.
The music strippers pick for their performances isn’t random though, and there’s no guy putting a quarter in the jukebox hoping his song will come on when his favorite girl does. The fact is that most dancers have a playlist of songs they know, love and feel like they can put on a sexy show with.
There does seem to be some overlap though, almost like some songs were written for the strip club.
I’m a Slave 4 U
by Britney Spears
If you’ve ever been to a strip club and stayed for more than an hour, there’s a good chance you’ve seen a performance to this song. Post up at the bar for the night and you might even hear it twice.
While it may not be that old, this is a modern classic for girls shaking what their mama gave them. Why? Because it’s got a groove, a slightly exotic feel and it’s relatively short.
The sultry lyrics don’t hurt one bit either.
Black Widow
by Iggy Azalea Feat. Rita Ora
With the use of the term ‘black widow’ running throughout, this is the perfect modern bad girl song with a big beat. It’s also a song that most people are going to know – at least guys under the age of 40.
For dancers, choosing new, popular songs is often a way to breathe new life into their routine. Plus, you have to remember that dancers get excited about songs they hear and love too. Expect this to be a strip club classic in 10 years though.
Hot in Here
by Nelly
Anybody looking at a list of the best songs for strippers must have realized that Hot in Here by Nelly was going to be found somewhere. Perhaps the most commonly played song in strip clubs for the last 10 years, this one seems like it was written with the strip club in mind.
An incredibly dance worthy beat, an energetic rapper and a few choice lines make this a strip club jam for the ages. If you go to a gentleman’s club for a night out and don’t hear this song from Nelly you might think about asking for your money back!
Pony
by Ginuwine
A stripper’s song for the ages, Pony by Ginuwine is a go-to for most girls. Killer grooves and downright dirty lyrics make this a big hit for dancers and club-goers alike.
9 Questions to Help You Choose Your Favorite Stripper Songs
The world’s best gentlemen’s club dancers know that finding a rhythm and tone that accentuates their talents will raise their clients’ interest in their performance. Professionals who choose their playlist wisely may enjoy a waterfall of tips showered upon them by gentlemen eager to enjoy the company of the finest dancers in Texas at Bucks.
The following quiz can help you select the right songs to match your dancing style and highlight your talents.
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Do You Take Your Time or Get Straight to Business?
If it feels like the first time every time you take to the stage, then Madonna’s “Like a Virgin” will let all the boys know that soft and subtle is the way toward winning your affections. But if you have tired of the platitudes and come-on lines, then let Poison’s “Nothing But a Good Time” put the boys in their place.
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Do You Prefer it Fast and Furious or Slow and Sultry?
If you can’t wait to get down to the music, then Kings of Leon “Sex on Fire” may be the way to go. This song let the viewers know that you’re a no-nonsense, get-down-to-business kind of gal. Of course, if you prefer to be wooed before the wow, then Lana Del Rey’s “” will have all the boys moving closer to the stage with every soul-dripping note.
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Are You Sugar or Spice?
If you are so sweet that you give the guys diabetes just by looking at you, then Warrant’s “Cherry Pie” will have all the boys asking for seconds. But if you’re a bit edgier and enjoy living life in the fast lane by spicing things up a little bit, then Poison’s “Talk Dirty to Me” is the mantra that will bring all the boys around.
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Play it Safe or Live Dangerously?
If you want the boys to put a ring on it before riding off into the sunset, then Billy Idol’s “White Wedding” is the only way to start a set. But if you’re the kind of girl that likes to live on the edge and has “Handle With Care” written across your chest, then it’s only fair to let Akon’s “Dangerous” warn the boys before they sit down to chat you up.
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Were You a Teacher’s Pet or Too Cool for School?
If you’re eager to teach your pupils a thing or two, Van Halen’s “Hot for Teacher” is the study music that will have all the schoolboys watching your lectures with rapt attention. But if you’re the kind of gal that prefers to hit the beach and ditch the books, then Alice Cooper’s “School’s Out for Summer” will encourage all the boys to open their wallets and make a deposit to your vacation fund.
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Are You the “One That Got Away” or the “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend?”
If you are the lover that men pine over long after the last sleepover, then Aerosmith’s “Sweet Emotion” or Hinder’s “Lips of an Angel” are bound to stir up some good memories while you’re up on stage. Of course, if you’re not the kind of gal to take a bad tip lightly, then it’s only fair to warn your clients by dancing to Miranda Lambert’s “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.”
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Yes or No: Anything a Boy Can Do, a Girl Will Do Better?
If you answered “yes,” then Katy Perry’s “I Kissed a Girl” will let everyone know that you enjoy the sweet taste of cherry chapstick over Old Spice. The song’s upbeat message lets everyone know that girls can rock the socks off of any guy in a head to head competition.
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Do You Give Mercy or Take No Prisoners?
Those who believe in giving second chances can let everyone know they’re a kind, gentle soul by playing Duffy’s “Mercy.” The lyrics of this modern ballad will have all the boys begging for a second chance to get your attention. Of course, not everyone deserves your good graces. For dancers who feel that eternal damnation is the only recourse, then Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” will keep the boys in line until the set ends.
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Let’s Get It On, or Let’s Get It Over With?
If you can’t wait until you get home, then Aerosmith’s “Love in an Elevator” is the right song for you. This song exhorts its lusty message in every rhythmic chorus that drips from Steven Tyler’s tongue. Of course, if you’d rather move quickly on with your day, then Nine Inch Nails “Closer” is the anthem for you. The song’s come-hither message leaves no doubt what you will take what you want.
Visit Bucks Clubs At a Location Near You
Do you have what it takes to make the boys come hither? If you do, then Bucks wants you to come and work for us. We’ll make sure to pair your song request with the hottest dancers around.
Visit Bucks Cabaret to learn more about our amazing showclub. From full-blown party packages that are perfect for bachelor parties, to a low-key night out on the town, Bucks Cabaret is the place to be.
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