This is the most interesting thing that came up on a “flo rida whistle” image search, so this is what you get.

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Katherine St Asaph: In which Flo doesn’t know how the following work: fellatio, Lauren Bacall quotes, singing.
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Brad Shoup: Well, it was a nice little run. Sure, there’s giggles to be found in his lispy Mae West mode, but now that I think about it, most of the personality on “Wild Ones” and “Good Feeling” came from his guests. He’s more of a technician, and there’s only a couple cylinders under the disco hood.
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Anthony Easton: Whistle is a symbol for fellatio, and “whistle while you work it” might be the most literal and the cheeriest request for someone to suck Flo Rida’s cock. Extra point for the sheer lack of subtlety in the actual whistling.
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Alfred Soto: Beware of whistle hooks: they’re insinuating in the worse sense and facile. The wonder about Flo Rida’s single is that it doesn’t need the whistle: the shufflebeat and acoustic hook are insinuating on their own, beyond any attempt to wrest stupid double entendres from what he’s doing with his puckered mouth.
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Iain Mew: Didn’t he already do this one except with Taio Cruz instead of whistling and hangovers instead of blowjobs?
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Jonathan Bradley: And so the summer of 2012 marked the point where the collision of club rap and frat folk finally sparked an LFO revival.
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