What's The Real Meaning Of Virgo's Groove By Beyonce? Here's What We Think

Virgos are apparently good lovers and Beyoncé is making that clear in her new song "Virgo's Groove." The track, which follows "Plastic Off The Sofa," may be referencing Beyoncé's groove in the bedroom. It begins with Beyoncé telling her partner to come over to spend some time alone with her, according to the lyrics by Genius. She continues to sing, "I want it right here, right now...cuddled up on the couch." Beyoncé makes several sexual references throughout the song such as motorboat and lines like "we still grind like we used to." Innuendos are also made, such as referencing and referring to sex as a "magic ride."

Throughout "Virgo's Groove," Beyoncé tells her lover what she wants him to do with her in bed and calls him the love of her life. It's clear that the song is about being intimate with the person you love. Lines like "Bring all those emotions and show me how you feel inside" as well as "you don't need no excuse to touch somebody" give that away for listeners. 

This track delicately shows off her vocal range with beautiful vocal runs and riffs throughout the song. "Virgo's Groove" is the longest song on "Renaissance," but it doesn't seem like fans are complaining about it. One fan even tweeted a bold claim, saying, "Virgo's Groove song of the century." Fans are loving "Renaissance" so much so far; they're already talking about Beyoncé touring again. 

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