Dripping Honey On The Money Maker

I know the song has already hit #1 and Luke is on to his next single, but I just recently for some reason became obsessed with finding out what "drip of honey on the moneymaker" means.

Sounds dirty, doesn't it?

I asked people on Facebook and here's what I got..

Christine Medeiros: Me. Duh.

Susan Casalotti: IDK bit its HOT

Vanessa Santana: Super hot !

Shanice Kettle: Fave line of that song lol!

Denise Judge: I can only think of one thing, well …. Maybe two. 🙂

Diana Lurie: Singers use honey to comfort their vocal chords…I'd assume that's what he is talking about.

Deborah Walker: If you ever played with honey, you'd totally get that line 😀

Christine Medeiros: Diana! Any hot blooded woman with eyes isn't going to interpret that line that way. You're making the rest of us look bad. Lol.

Nicole Shearrow: Drip of honey falling on the boobs DUH lol

Tracy Chapman: I think it's a good name for a new cocktail!

Shanice Kettle: Lmao @christine!

Greg Whipple: Its just should be chalked up to some of the greatest short
Bursts of lyrics ever. Love you ladies, oh and honey!

Christine Orlando: Um thinking sweet tasting ass.. u know shake ur money maker yes?

Ben Gross: She's got a SWEET ASS!

Tim Searles: Well…
Based on the phrase
"Shake That Money Maker"…

Which means "Shake That A$$"

My interpretation would be relative…

The "Drip If Honey" would most likely be…
Man Juices…

With a little imagination,
You can put the rest together…

So, here I am. Totally stuck. No definitive answer. All of the sudden, out of NOWHERE, CMT posts an article about the line! And, they actually spoke to Luke himself about it!

The Crown in the Dixie cup, I understand. Even the spilling of homemade wine, I get. But I never understood the lyric about a drip of honey on the moneymaker, a reference in chorus of Luke Bryan's hit, "Drunk on You." And guess what? Neither does he. I asked him on Saturday (Aug. 18) what that line meant. Like, does the girl literally have honey on her badonkadonk? And, if so, how did it get there, and is that somehow sexy to men? "I don't know. I called one of the songwriters and I said, 'Rodney [Clawson], what the heck is drip of honey on the moneymaker?' He goes, 'Heck, we don't even know,'" Bryan told me. "But that's the fun part. You can just leave it open. It doesn't really make sense, but it's awesome." We agreed that it's the same case with Tim McGraw's nonsense line in "Where the Green Grass Grows," about the camel buried in a big straw stack. But when I asked, again, what does one do with a girl who has honey right there, Bryan just said, "Get a biscuit?"

About Broadway

Broadway has been a country music radio deejay since 2006. He started at B-93 in Grand Rapids, Michigan when he accepted the night show host position. While there, his show was syndicated on 106.7 The Fox-Detroit, FM106-Milwaukee, 106.1 RDU Country-Raleigh, Vegas Country-Las Vegas, Country 92.5-Hartford, and 102.5 KNIX-Phoenix. Broadway was also heard on over 50 stations across the country as part of Clear Channel's Premium Choice on weekend nights. Since 2012 he has worked in Miami, FL, Hartford, CT and Pittsburgh, PA.

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