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"P.Y.T." was famously referenced by President Ronald Reagan during Jackson's 1984 White House visit, saying "Let's give some T.L.C. to the P.Y.T.s."

The song was sampled by Monica on her 2002 single, "All Eyes On Me."

The chorus of the song is also used in the song "I Wanna Love U" by Memphis Bleek, from his album M.A.D.E., sung by Donell Jones.

In the beginning of the song, Jackson whispers, "You know, you... you make me feel so good inside. (chuckles) I've always wanted a girl just like you. You're such a P.Y.T., Pretty Young Thing".

Almost at the end, he says, "You know, I think I'm nice enough. You I could've, you know, just get together. You're such a P.Y.T. to me. Pretty Young Thing." At the end he says, "I just want to love you, you know. (chuckles) I'll give you all that I've got."

that gurl so p.y.t. to me..

she's a p.y.t. fo' sho!!
P.Y.T. by jo_bizzo June 30, 2006
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Pretty Young Thing, commonly used by guys when referring to an attractive female. Derived from Michael Jackson's song from the 80s, P.Y.T has recently been used in songs such as "D.A.N.C.E" by Justice, and "Bartender" by T-Pain
"Yo, that girl that you've been talking to is such a P.Y.T"
P.Y.T by Deenai December 16, 2007
Pretty Young Thing
As mentioned in the song D.A.N.C.E by Justice
You were such a P.Y.T (pretty youg thing)
Catching all the lights
Just easy as A.B.C
That's how you make it right!
P.Y.T by jameson kroeker November 27, 2007
P.y.t Means pretty young thing like the song p.y.t by Michel Jackson
She a p.y.t.

p.y.i.t.f. 

Punch You In The Face. Term originating from Emily Van Camp.
Hey you, come here. P.Y.I.T.F.
p.y.i.t.f. by bvc October 28, 2013

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Y.D.A.N.-Y.F.W.T.W.P.A.Y.L.W.C.D.U.A.W.I.K.A.A.G.I.W.G.E.U.D.G.T.F.M.P.A.W.A.L.I.A.A.P.O.S.A.Y.T.Y.S.S.B.I.R.Y.A.S.A.H.M.F

I.J.W.T.S.Y.P.T.Y.S 

I
Just
Want

To
Suck
Your

Pussy
'Till

You
Scream
Guy: hey baby I.J.W.T.S.Y.P.T.Y.S

Girl: you are one freaky guy and I love it!
I.J.W.T.S.Y.P.T.Y.S by Crystal Guru January 30, 2022
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