What was a toot toot in the song “Don’t mess with my Toot Toot”?

Sounds rather risque but I think it was his car LOL and back !!!

21 Answers

  • mcfifi
    1 month ago

    The song hinged on its triple entendre catch phrase, “Don’t mess with my toot-toot,” that contained both a drug and sex connotation while its real meaning was a Cajun term of endearment meaning sweet heart, as in ‘mà chere tout-tout.’

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    6 days ago

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    What was a toot toot in the song "Don't mess with my Toot Toot"?

    Sounds rather risque but I think it was his car LOL and back !!!

  • Miss Behavin
    1 month ago

    It;s a lady’s special private places – the lyrics go “I know you have another woman! So don’t mess with my toot toot!” Only in the eighties!

  • hotsteppanater
    6 days ago

    toot toot was ment to be * dont mess with my lover*

  • Thumperoo
    5 days ago

    In french, “tout” means everything, and as you heard it earlier in this message board, it is indeed french cajun for “my sweetheart”, or “my all”. And it sounds a lot like a train horn, so all the better… Toout!

  • Anonymous
    1 month ago

    IT was better than root, nearly as good as foot ,so they settled for toot, cause they could not give hoot

  • ben b
    1 month ago

    it was tu tu, or toot toot, and a pet name, for a fictitious daughter, in the narritive of the song

  • sbk
    7 days ago

    I am half french Cajun and my grandmother who is full french Cajun told me it meant sweet heart its a Cajun slang

  • JAYFIRE
    1 month ago

    It was a song derived from the incarceration period of Nelson Mandela, and related to his friend Desmond TuTu who was getting grief for visiting him in prison

    hence “Don’t mess with my TuTu”

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