“Boys” by ADÉLA is a playful, club-ready pop track about navigating overwhelming male attention during a night out with friends. ADÉLA turns unwanted advances into a cheeky power statement, presenting herself as confident, independent and in control. The song mixes humor, flirtation and female friendship while flipping traditional dating dynamics.
Boys Lyrics
[Intro]
(Where you from, mami?)
(Little baddie, let me see)
[Verse 1]
I came to dance, just me and my girls
I see ’em starin’, it’s nothin’ new
I’m in a trance, this beat is so good
They’re closin’ in now, I knew they would
[Pre-Chorus]
It’s typical, it’s biological
The way they’re starvin’ for it is diabolical
(What up, girl?)
[Chorus]
I got boys, like a vendin’ machine
I just press the right buttons and they fallin’ for me
I got boys, and they’re stuck in my teeth
They try to, but they stay stuck onto me
I got boys
Boys, boys, boys, boys
Boys, boys, boys, boys
[Interlude: Lara Raj & ADÉLA]
Oh, my girl, that motherfucker was, like, chasing after you
I thought he was gonna follow us into the ladies’ room
I know, like (What the fuck?)
He was following us around the whole club
(Bring the beat back)
[Verse 2]
Your skinny jeans, too much cologne (Mm)
I kinda like it (Kinda like it) until I don’t
I know you want it, your friend, he wants it
His friend, he wants it, and him, and him, and him, and him
[Pre-Chorus]
It’s typical, it’s biological
The way they’re starvin’ for it is diabolical
(What, you gotta boyfriend?)
[Chorus]
I got boys, like a vendin’ machine
I just press the right buttons and they fallin’ for me
I got boys, and they’re stuck in my teeth
They try to, but they stay stuck onto me
I got boys
Boys, boys, boys, boys
Boys, boys, boys, boys
[Bridge: Lara Raj, ADÉLA, Both]
Sis, did he want you or did he want me?
Like, he was switching between both
I don’t think they even cared, I think they want us both
They just want someone (Boffa)
They want boff—hahaha
Huh-huh, huh
Huh (Hey, boys), huh
Oh, my God (Oh, my God, is that him?)
I’m just tryna to fix my lip liner, bitch (Huh-huh, huh)
Bitch, go away, this is the ladies’ room
(What y’all doin’ in there?)
[Chorus]
I got boys, like a vendin’ machine
I just press the right buttons, and they’re fallin’ for me
I got boys, and they’re stuck in my teeth
They try to, but they stay stuck onto me
I got boys (Boys), boys (Boys), boys (Boys, boys, ooh)
Boys (Boys), boys (Boys), boys, boys
[Outro: ADÉLA & Lara Raj]
(Hahaha)
Video of Boys Lyrics – ADÉLA
Song Credits
- Song Name :– Boys
- Singer Name :– ADÉLA
- Producer:- Blake Slatkin & Dylan Brady
- Album:- PRIMA
- Release Date :– September 4, 2026
Behind the Song: Boys Lyrics – ADÉLA
“Boys” by ADÉLA was created around the familiar experience of going to a club with girlfriends and being repeatedly approached by men. ADÉLA premiered the song live at Reading Festival in August 2026, explaining its concept herself. The track was produced by Blake Slatkin and Dylan Brady, combining polished pop with energetic, experimental production.
Song Bio of Boys Lyrics – ADÉLA
“Boys” is the fourth track on ADÉLA’s debut studio album PRIMA, released September 4, 2026, on Capitol Records. Produced by Blake Slatkin and Dylan Brady (100 gecs), with writing credits shared between Slatkin, Brady, Billy Walsh, Julia Michaels, and ADÉLA herself, the song pairs a rolling bassline with hyper-glossy synths that fit right into the hybrid trap and bubblegum pop lane she’s been carving out since her 2025 EP The Provocateur.
Lyrically, “Boys” is ADÉLA doing what she does best: turning a night out with the girls into a hyper-confident anthem about being irresistible whether she wants the attention or not. The vending machine hook says it all, guys are easy, disposable, and honestly kind of in the way of a good time on the dance floor. KATSEYE’s Lara Raj shows up on an interlude and bridge that plays like an overheard bathroom conversation, adding to the song’s chaotic, girls-night energy.
ADÉLA previewed “Boys” live long before it dropped, first performing it in Orlando in April 2026, then again while opening for Demi Lovato’s It’s Not That Deep Tour and during her Lollapalooza 2026 set, building serious anticipation ahead of PRIMA’s release.
