'Kisses on the Bottom' by Paul McCartney - The title is actually about kisses people write at the bottom of letters... But taken out of context, it certainly seems to have another meaning.
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'Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd' by Lana Del Rey - Well, did you? It's true! Lana Del Ray is making a reference to the Jergins Tunnel, which closed to the public in 1967.
'Aijuswanaseing' by Musiq Soulchild - Did he mean "I just wanna sing?" Sure, it sounds reasonable for a singer, but the alternative spelling is just confusing...
'Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik' by OutKast - Not only is the album title a very long-winded one, there is also a song title in it with a similar styling, called 'Myintrotoletuknow.'
'Big Willie Style' by Will Smith - Will Smith's debut album has a funny (or poorly chosen) title. "Big Willie" was slang for drug dealers back in the '90s.
'Hey, Man, Smell My Finger' by George Clinton - This is probably something Clinton said to a friend when he was a kid. Sure, it's very childish, but it's funny too.
'A Salt with a Deadly Pepa' by Salt-n-Pepa - This album cover could well be a salt shaker pointing a weapon at a pepper shaker.
‘Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends’ by Coldplay - We're not sure why Chris Martin couldn't pick life or death on this title. How hard can it be, right?
'Paula' by Robin Thicke - This one just sounds a bit desperate. Thicke's album was released amid his divorce from wife Paula Patton.
‘Picturesque Matchstickable Messages from the Status Quo’ by Status Quo - The debut studio album from the British rockers Status Quo has a pretty unique title.