Fatboy Slim: Soul Surfing Meaning

Soul Surfing Lyrics

Jack it up, some more
with your head, stuck in the wall?
with your love, turn you on

1. nick86

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   Apr 22nd 2006 !⃝

   There is no denying that Fatboy Slim is meant to be listened to while under a herbitual influence. The layering, and explosive sounds are like fireworks in your mind. They run with one another, fading and intertwining. You are meant to let your senses react to the music, to feel the message being given to you.
   
   In Soul Surfing you are encouraged to "Jack Off", "Jack it Off". The music is made with a heavy rhythmic beat at times, a perfect backdrop to masturbation. There is then a section where you ask yourselves whether your lover would turn you on. The point is driven here that you are to start imagining a sexual partner, position, act, crime, whatever the hell turns you on. You are given time to do so when the rhythmic driving of the song comes back in full force. Here you are meant to continue masturbating, and at this point realize you are to orgasm at the end of the song. Suddenly you are given a hint, a sound comes in like a backdrop for an excellent orgasm, but only briefly. You immediately recognize this means there will be an extended section of this at the end of the song. When that section arises, you will be very inclined to ejaculate and orgasm.
   
   This indeed comes true. However, the kicker to this meaning is that when stoned you are in a very natural state emotionally. The person you imagined turned you on is likely a very special person, someone you have a connection with through their "soul". Therefore this song is not only harnessing your natural sexual energy, it surfs through your soul and discovers who it is, or what it is that feeds your sexual hunger.
   
   Fatboy Slim, you are an artiste.

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