Verse 1 — Poison Ivy Poison Ivy: I start at the ground, let my roots run deep, Plant both feet firm, let the earth keep me. Before I make a move, I know where I stand, Energy rising from my toes through my hands. Don’t rush that heel, let your foundation speak, Confidence grows when your footing is sleek. Feel every step, let your balance be sound, Because power begins when you own the ground. Verse 2 — Morticia Addams Morticia: Darling, place that heel with deliberate grace, Glide across the floor, never hurry your pace. In stilettos, you don’t stomp—you seduce the floor, Let each calculated step make them watch you more. Heel to toe, with control in your stride, Keep your weight centered, let your balance be your guide. Every placement whispers, “I know what I do,” And when your heels obey, the room follows you. Verse 3 — Jessica Rabbit Jessica Rabbit: Don’t let your feet tell your body where to go, Let your hips lead first with a sultry flow. Shift your weight, let that movement roll, One hip says “hello,” then the other takes control. Your feet simply follow what your pelvis commands, Let the rhythm travel from your hips through your hands. If your walk feels stiff, baby, loosen your grip, Confidence gets smoother when you lead with the hip. Verse 4 — Maleficent Maleficent: Lift up your chest, but don’t puff it with pride, Pull your shoulders back and let your strength reside. Head held high, let your spine stand tall, Your body speaks power before you speak at all. Don’t collapse your frame, don’t shrink when you enter, Stack crown over heart, keep your power at center. When your posture declares that you know who you are, You don’t chase attention—you become the star. Verse 5 — Cleopatra Cleopatra: Now lift up your gaze and command every room, Hold them with your eyes like a queen in full bloom. Don’t dart, don’t hide, don’t look down in fear, Choose where you look and make your intention clear. A glance can be royal, a stare can be bold, Your eyes tell the story before it is told. Find your focal point, let your confidence show, Own the space with your gaze—then decide where they go. Verse 6 — Akasha Akasha: Why hurry, my darling? Let time bend to you, A slower stride makes your power come through. Pause in the moment, let anticipation grow, The woman who controls the pace controls the show. Don’t rush through the movement just trying to impress, Let every transition breathe with finesse. Slow is not weakness—it’s command in disguise, Make them wait for the moment when you finally rise. Verse 7 — Harley Quinn: Harley Quinn: Now work them arms, baby, let those hands play, Don’t let them hang awkwardly along the way. Trace, frame, flick, pose—let your personality shine, Make every little gesture fall perfectly in time. Your hands can tease the rhythm, your arms can frame the view, They can tell the audience exactly what you want them to. Don’t just walk with your legs—let your whole body clap, Put some attitude in it and strut with that snap! Verse 8 — ALL THE FEMME FATALES Poison Ivy: We grounded our power—roots deep in the floor. Morticia: We placed every heel like we owned every door. Jessica Rabbit: We led with our hips and let our confidence roll. Maleficent: We stood in our power from body to soul. Cleopatra: We locked in our gaze and commanded the scene. Akasha: We slowed down the moment and moved like a queen. Harley Quinn: We styled every gesture with attitude and flair. ALL: But none of it matters if you’re not really there. We stopped chasing perfect—we learned to embody, We stopped performing for approval from anybody. From the ground to the gaze, every move became art, Because the fiercest strut begins inside the heart. We mastered the heels, but the heels didn’t make us— We became the woman who already could take us. No mask, no imitation, no need to pretend, We walk as ourselves from beginning to end. Seven femme fatales, one lesson made true: The ultimate signature strut is the authentic you.
