idiomatic expressions

[ripley]

Hello,
Michael Jackson starts his famous hit "Bad" by saying "your butt is mine".
The same expression was used by Robbie Williams during a concert while addressing to his public.
What does it actually mean?
Thank you
Ripley

Originally Posted by ripley

Hello,
Michael Jackson starts his famous hit "Bad" by saying "your butt is mine".
The same expression was used by Robbie Williams during a concert while addressing to his public.
What does it actually mean?
Thank you
Ripley

in Michael Jackson's case..."your butt is mine", I read it as "I will kick your butt", this is going to be a one way method of dealing with things and it will happen by kicking someone's butt. In other words: "let's step outside and talk about it"... ( rolling up his sleeves at the same time).

In Robbie Williams' case, I read it as "You are all mine now, I will rock this place big time! you will have a blast thanks to me!".

[ripley]

Thank you a lot Natalie27
Ripley