Meanwhile he is also deeply into Daisy. She has a special effect on Richard as she “knows how to love” him. This passage reads more along of the lines of actual romance. But again the lyrics, by design, do not delve too deeply into the physical aspect of their relationship. Song’s Versesīut as for the verses themselves, they are more clear. And in that regard they speak to the singer’s liking of two females, “Sue” and “Daisy”. It can be said that both of these ladies are the narrator’s girlfriends, and he is dropping certain details of their relationship, as in how he feels about them. For instance, he likes the way Sue moves and proclaims her as the one he ‘loves best’. Said movements can be deduced as being sensual in nature, though he doesn’t get that specific. In fact it can also be concluded that he is talking about her dancing skills.

Tutti frutti is actually a flavor of ice cream which has been around since the mid-19 th century. But within the context of the song it doesn’t have any to do with ice cream per se (depending on how you subscribe to Dorothy LaBostrie’s history of the track, which will be expounded on in the trivia section). Rather we can conclude that Richard goes about repeating it primarily because it sounds cool. And also we have no idea, based on lyrics of this song or the research which contributed to this post, of who “Rudy” actually is. What is the meaning of “Tutti Frutti”?Īlso in the chorus he goes about repeating “tutti frutti, oh Rudy”. You can view the lyrics, alternate interprations and sheet music for Little Richard's Tutti Frutti at.

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