What does a burger and grape snow cone mean? Learn all about what the NSFW term means.
The expression “Burger and Grape Snow Cone” comes from a popular ‘90s country song that TikTok has recently revived. Keep scrolling to find out the true meaning of these cryptic lyrics, because as I’m sure you already figured out from the song’s context, we’re not talking about food.
The reference comes from country legend Alan Jackson. In his 1992 song, “Chattahoochee,” he sings about a time he hung out with a girl near the Chattahoochee River, which flows through Georgia. However, the more you listen to the seemingly innocent tune, you might realize that not all of the lyrics make sense — and some of them might actually just be metaphors for something else.
Although the song is nearly three decades old, there are still so many people who have never heard it … or have heard it and just aren’t aware of what the lyrics actually mean. Let’s clear the air on “Chattahoochee,” shall we?
As it turns out, the “Burger and Grape Snow Cone” expression is actually an NSFW reference.
A burger and a grape snow cone is a euphemism used to describe oral sex or the 69 position, according to Urban Dictionary. In this scenario, the burger represents a v*gina and the grape snow cone represents a p*nis. The grape flavor was chosen to represent the purple color of the head of the p*nis. Also, burgers are typically eaten, while snowcones are typically licked.
In “Chattahoochee,” Alan croons, “Well we fogged up the windows in my old Chevy / I was willing but she wasn’t ready / So I settled for a burger and a grape snow cone / Dropped her off early but I didn’t go home.” Here, he was insinuating that he wanted to go all the way with his lady friend, but because she wasn’t ready, they had oral sex.
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