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Jason Joel Desrouleaux (born September 21, 1989), better known by his stage name Jason Derulo, is an American singer, songwriter, and dancer. Since the start of his solo recording career in 2009, Derulo has sold over 30 million singles and has achieved eleven Platinum singles, including "Wiggle", "Talk Dirty", "The Other Side", "In My Head", and "Whatcha Say".

Discography

  • Jason Derulo (2010)
  • Future History (2011)
  • Tattoos (2013)
  • Talk Dirty (2014) (US re-issue of Tattoos)
  • Everything Is 4 (2015)

Talk tropey to me

  • Auto-Tune: He uses it in a majority of his songs, most noticeable in "Whatcha Say", though it's become much less noticeable as of recently.
  • Big Beautiful Woman: "Wiggle" encourages women to shake their "big fat butts".
  • Bigger Is Better in Bed: From "Talk Dirty":
    "Our conversations ain't long, but you know what is."
  • Genre Throwback: "Want to Want Me" incorporates some elements of funky 80s synthpop.
  • Intercourse with You: Many songs revolve around his sexual prowess. In particular, "In My Head", "Wiggle", "Trumpets", "Want to Want Me", and "Talk Dirty".
  • Mr. Fanservice: It would be easier to list the music videos where he doesn't take his shirt off at some point.
  • Sampling: The chorus of "Whatcha Say" samples from Imogen Heap's "Hide and Seek".
  • Self-Titled Album: His debut album from 2010.
  • Sexophone: "Talk Dirty" features this, even though the girls in the video are clearly playing trumpets.
  • Signed with a Kiss: Each verse of "Talk Dirty" has a line about his passport being "stamped" with lipstick; essentially saying each kiss mark is a partner he had while traveling the world.
    I got lipstick stamps on my passport
    I think I need a new one
  • Singer Name Drop: He says his name at the beginning of pretty much every song.


 
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Talk Dirty

The song "Talk Dirty" features a saxophone riff in its chorus, even though the girls in the music video are clearly playing trumpets.

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