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DNCE's 'Toothbrush' arrived as the second single from their debut EP 'Swaay' in 2015, later folded into their self-titled debut album the following year. The track was sent to contemporary hit radio in May 2016, consolidating the band's early momentum as a pop-funk outfit built around frontman Joe Jonas. The lyric sketches the threshold moment when casual intimacy tips toward something more committed. DNCE frame the invitation around a domestic detail, leaving a toothbrush at someone's place, as shorthand for permanence without pressure. The narrator observes the morning-after routine, the borrowed t-shirt and messed-up hair, and extends the offer plainly: 'you don't have to rush'. The chorus loops the conceit, turning a mundane object into a gesture of trust, the song's warmth carried by its refusal to overcomplicate the ask. Musically, 'Toothbrush' leans into the band's funk-pop template, the groove relaxed enough to match the lyric's easy confidence. The production keeps the arrangement uncluttered, letting the hook do its work without excess decoration.
"Toothbrush" is a single by DNCE, released 17th May 2016. Full lyrics are available below.
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