“Is That Even English?” – The Internet Is Stumped Trying To Figure Out What This Country Singer Is Saying In Her Viral Song

Ashley Brooks

What language is that?

Up and coming country singer Ashley Brooks is currently going viral over on TikTok for her new song “Leaving Side Of You.” Sounds like a good thing for any artist to have a viral hit, right?

The only problem? Nobody can understand what she’s saying.

Take a listen for yourself:

And it seems like no matter where they’re from, whether it’s the deepest hollers or the big city, nobody can quite figure out what she’s saying:

A lot of people think that it’s what English sounds like to non-English speakers (there was actually a song called “Prisencolinensinainciusol” released in 1972 by Italian singer Italian singer Adriano Celentano that was complete gibberish but was written to represent what English sounds like to people who don’t speak it).

But there were also a lot of people who were accusing Brooks of overexaggerating her accent for the song, leading to some confusion with the lyrics.

Now, I’m from West Virginia. I can listen to Jesco and Mamie White and understand every word they say. It always cracks me up when television shows have to put subtitles on people from the south because people can’t understand them.

But no matter how many times I listened to that song, I couldn’t figure out what in the world she was saying.

My best guess was something like:

“When you fart I yell
You leave our room just to make a baguette
And that mid tier wax lifts off my tongue and
Daddy whisperin’”

Close enough I guess?

And honestly, it’s a pretty good song. She’s got a great voice. I just have no idea what the hell she’s saying. And all across TikTok people are giving their own guesses on what Brooks is saying:

“Cause we fart, I yell, you leave
I hunger to make up a pig
And that big drip wax slips off my tongue and then your a-s sprays”

A perfectly reasonable interpretation.

Or maybe it’s this one:

“Cause when you fart I yell
You leave our room just to make up a cat
And that big jukebox slips off my tongue
And then you aspirate”

Yep, I could hear that one too.

Well luckily Brooks came through and set the record straight, giving us the actual lyrics. And she seems to be getting a kick out of the fact that nobody can understand what she’s saying:

“Cause we fight, I yell
You leave, I run
Just to make up again
And that need you back slips off my tongue
And then you’re whisperin’”

Ok I guess that makes a little more sense.