《Strip》收录于Jessie J于2018年发行的专辑《R.O.S.E.》。创作背景可追溯至她对虚伪社会关系的反思，尤其是娱乐圈中常见的"用物质伪装真情"现象。Jessie J曾在采访中透露，这首歌源于亲身经历的启发——某位追求者试图用奢华礼物博取好感，却回避真实情感交流。歌曲标题具有双重隐喻："strip"既指向物理层面的裸露（对应歌词反复呼告的"take it all off"），更深指剥离伪装展示灵魂本真。
这首歌构建了"物质VS真实"的二元对立：
Don't want your money Don't need your gold Or all the fancy The cars you own Dripping in diamonds That's all you've known Did you mistake me For a h
以物质符号解构开场，豪车钻石构成男权视角的"献祭清单"。反问句"Did you mistake me For a h"释放尖锐批判，黄金(gold)与肉欲交易(h)形成音韵双关，揭穿物化逻辑。
So why you're talking me up You're only letting me down I'm gon' have to interrupt Like woah 'Coz honey I ain't your bch You need to turn it around
"talking up/letting down"揭露语言贿赂的虚伪性。鼓点骤停的"like woah"配合"interrupt"形成听觉中断，象征对表演式求爱的强行终止。"turn it around"要求对方颠覆传统求偶模式。
Take it all off What you've got inside Baby strip strip strip
核心隐喻"strip"突破情色暗示：钻石需要剥离（strip off diamonds）才能显露真心。重复的"strip"形成精神净化的韵律仪式，与副歌四次循环的"strip×4"构成递进式灵魂叩问。
You think it's flashy The things you do I call it trashy and fking rude
"flashy/trashy"头韵碰撞解构炫耀性消费。fking rude的爆破音直指父权制下用物质替代尊重的粗鲁本质，为后文"Stop tryna fake it/And just be you"的终极诉求蓄力。
Jessie J通过"disguise"与"secrets"的对比构建深层隐喻：