The speaker is frustrated by men who seem interested mainly in her body, not her thoughts or personality. She describes this as a repeated pattern, beginning when she was young, and rejects their advances. The mood is playful and teasing on the surface, but the message becomes firm: she wants to set the pace and be taken seriously.
The repeated โhaโ sounds interrupt words and leave parts of the message unsaid, creating a cheeky, suggestive joke while also emphasizing that the menโs attention is focused on her body. โDo my thingโ means to act as she chooses, without letting someone else control her. The phrase โput my two cents inโ means to share oneโs opinion; here, she uses it to make her boundaries clear.
The song uses humor and wordplay to express a serious point about consent: โnoโ does not mean โyes,โ and impatience or pressure is unwelcome. The speakerโs confidence may make the situation sound lighthearted, but her refusal is not ambiguous. At the same time, the lyrics do not explain every interaction in detail, so the repeated claims about โevery boyโ can be heard as an emphatic expression of frustration rather than a literal statement about all men.