I'm lookin' for a girl I can fuck in my hummer truck Slip it in her bubbley, we finna finna have a party Looking for a couple bitches with some double d's Swish but don't spit it, swallow and I'll finish Open your mouth for about four or five minutes I'm a menace, a dentist, an oral hygienist Ohh girl, shake that ass for me, shake that ass for me Shake that ass for me, shake that ass for meĬome on girl, shake that ass for me, shake that ass for me I'm lookin' for a girl that will do whatever the fuck
I'm lookin' for a girl with a body and a sexy strut Let's get it started (go head shake your butt) We 'bout to have a party (turn the music up) Getcha ass of the wall with your two left feet If I ain't got a weapon I'ma pick up a rockĪnd when I bust yo ass I'm gon' continue to rock I've been to the motherfuckin' mountain top Let me tell you how I made her leave with me Three to the one from the one to the three
I had to get nate dogg here to sing some shit 'em hips and licked them lips and that was it I was revibed as soon as this bitch gyrated Showin I was dehydrated till the beat vibrated Knowin' still got a few chunks on them shoestrings Pasted, blasted, puke drink up, get a new drink Get fucked, get sucked, get wasted, shit faceted Hit the strip club don't forget ones get your dick rubbed Get buzzed, get drunk, get crunked, get fucked up At least, if either Yelawolf or Slaughterhouse get their records released.There she goes shaking that ass on the floor Whether or not four fast-rapping hyper-lyrical rappers can maintain a high non-Internet profile remains to be seen, but it’ll be an interesting gambit to watch. The signing of Slaughterhouse also reflects a gamble by Shady, one unlikely to pay off in commercial dividends, but a move that shores up its credibility among true-school types alienated by Eminem’s recent pop bids. Other than Eminem and 50 Cent, the Interscope Records subsidiary hasn’t released a full-length album since 2006’s “Eminem Presents the Re-Up,” a lackluster compilation that attempted to promote also-rans Bobby Creekwater, Ca$his and Stat Quo. Indeed, it certainly recalibrates the former Columbia Records signee’s commercial ceiling and reinvigorates the fortune of the once latent Shady. And now that I’ve become an apprentice to one of the greatest artists in the world, my potential reaches beyond anything I ever imagined.” ‘I can tell you that when you’re willing to give your life up to see a dream through, the reward is great. ‘Considering where I’m from and the I’ve been through, it’s hard to put into words what partnering with Shady means to me, my team at Ghet-O-Vision, and my state of Alabama,” Yelawolf said in a prepared statement. Indeed, the signing seems to reflect a passing of the torch to the younger white rapper, who has been frequently been compared to Eminem. Collaborations with Gucci Mane and Big Boi, and a tour with Wiz Khalifa certainly upped his public profile, but none can match the co-sign of Marshall Mathers. Without a proven track record of producing hit singles, Yelawolf would’ve had an uphill struggle to succeed alone. What’s clear is that the imprimatur of one of the most popular rappers of all time counts - not just in terms of marketing strategy but also in terms of marshalling support within the Interscope building. It’s the new generation of Shady Records and as we’re trying to rebuild our label, it’s exciting for Hip Hop and with all of these forces coming together and with what everybody’s capable of on the mic, it’s gonna be fun,” Eminem said in a prepared statement. “Yelawolf and Slaughterhouse, it’s kinda phase two of Shady. Yet the label appears to be taking an atypical tack in today’s singles-driven rap world: nurturing him as a career artist. Late last year, the rapper born Michael Wayne Atha dropped the stellar “Trunk Muzik 0-60,” which debuted to a modest 5,000 in first week sales - a far cry from Eminem’s multiplatinum reign. Thus far, the critical accolades have yet to turn into commercial returns. Or as his Twitter bio describes him: rapper, skater, drinker. Themes include: Mossberg rifles, Monte Carlos and the backwoods battles endemic to the rural south. But in brief, think a flock of seagull-haired and heavily tattoed redneck with a double-timed tornado flow, and an experimental streak reminiscent of early Def Jux (his collaboration with El-P is forthcoming). Those looking for a more substantial background on the Gadsden, Ala., rapper can turn to his Times interview from last year. But the sentiment seemed well-deserved concerning Yelawolf, who is one of the rare rappers capable of eliciting largely unanimous praise amid that famously fractious world.
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