The first seven songs are uptempo and club-inspired.[44] The album's titled and opening track "Bionic" is an electronic track,[46] featuring tribal house drums, Morse code riffs, and synthesizers.[47] "Not Myself Tonight" takes influence from tribal house and incorporates synthesizers, pulsing basslines, and house drums in its instrumentation.[48] On the song, Aguilera explicitly announces her new persona and style adopted on Bionic,[49] declaring that "The old me's gone I feel brand new / And if you don't like it, fuck you."[38] The third track "Woohoo", featuring rapper Nicki Minaj, was detailed as an electro number,[50] and speaks about oral sex, containing lyrics such as: "All the boys think it's cake when they taste my woohoo / You don't even need a plate, just your face."[42] The following track "Elastic Love" draws elements from 1980s new wave,[51] and features "808-esque backbeat" in its foundation.[52] On the song, Aguilera uses office supplies such as rubber bands as a metaphor for her relationship.[42] "Desnudate", which means "get naked" in Spanish, is a bilingual Spanish and English song in which Aguilera calls herself the "supplier of lust, love and fire."[53] Musically, it achieves electro horns.[54] "Love & Glamour (Intro)", which is a fashion-themed spoken interlude, follows, and is succeeded by "Glam", a "throbbing" dance-pop and electro song about high fashion and making up before going out,[55][56] which was characterized as a hip hop-influenced throwback to Madonna's song "Vogue" (1990).[57] "Prima Donna" is a retro styled combination of classic pop, dance-pop and electronic music.[46][56] It talks about strong women,[58] with background vocals from Lil Jon, who encourages them to "work yo' body" in the track.[59]
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