The Summer House cast member had a hilarious reason for warning the New Jersey Housewife.
If, like us, you can’t hear the words “on display” without singing “each and every day, every day, every day,” you are well aware that Melissa Gorga released her single “On Display” in 2011. While the song has remained iconic in the Bravo-verse (Melissa even performed it at BravoCon 2022), Paige DeSorbo has a warning for The Real Housewives of New Jersey cast member in light of a new hit tune making waves.
On Summer House Season 8, Episode 14, Jesse Solomon performed a song he wrote titled, “What Would Jesse Solomon Do?” The lyrics recapped his first summer with the group and gave a nod to each of his castmates, including lines like, “Paige and Craig said he had to go, Gabby looked at his Raya and called him a ho.”
As the group discussed the song in the Summer House Season 8 After Show video above, Ciara Miller shared, “[Jesse] told me this is the start of his singing career.” To that, Paige quipped, “Melissa Gorga better watch out because there’s a new Bravo single about to drop.”
As they laughed, Ciara declared, “Scheana [Shay] better watch out!” (Scheana’s 2013 single “Good as Gold” has also remained an iconic Bravo song.)
Jesse Solomon Explains His Song “What Would Jesse Solomon Do?”
Jesse during the Summer House Season 8 Reunion. Photo: Jocelyn Prescod/Bravo
The Summer House cast members have been saying “What would Jesse Solomon do?” throughout Season 8, and in the video above, Jesse explains how the joke came about and led him to write the song.
“The inspiration was Kyle [Cooke] saying a jig,” he shared in the clip above before singing, “‘What would Jesse Solomon do? Get a girl’s number and never text her again … It was just like an expression, ‘What would Jesse Solomon do?‘ and then insert [a] dumb f-cking thing … So then I kind of turned it into a ballad.”
Is Jesse Solomon a singer?
As West Wilson explained in the video above, Jesse is “a performer by nature.”
“If there’s an opportunity,” West said, “he wants to show the pipes.”
In a May 8 interview with The Daily Dish, Jesse shared that while attending the University of Miami he “studied music business and had to sing every day.”
“I had music classes and music business classes and just business classes,” he added. “But being part of the music school, you have to have an instrument and mine was voice.”