This a response for the ladies. The men has woot there it is. People calling this a knock off. Dont know what there talking about and didnt even live during the 90s or was oblivious to it
@@mrkneel5760it was UTFO , Roxanne Shante and The Real Roxanne in the mid 80’s before Salt N’Pepa…Pebblee Pooh answered The Boogie Boys “Fly Girl” also. Anquette answered 2 Live Crew “Throw The D”
I love this song I here some sampled from kraftwerks numbers continue to bring us good music and freestyle music I am a big fan of 69 Boyz 2live crew to the Nubian queens did n sat
Why wasnt this version released on the album. The hip hop mix is good but this was their hit song and it was crazy for Sony not to drop the original version on the album. That would have been kool to drop both on the album but the reason people bought or wanted to by Dis N Dat album is for this original song. Not the hip hop mix. I would love to talk to them or 95 South and ask them what happened cause why do a video for a song that isnt gone to be on the album.
They, 95 South and 69 Boyz were produced by same producers, , the Quad City DJs. That's why it sounds like it does. It's their party anthem for the ladies. If you look at the video, you may see members of 95 South, 69 Boyz and Quad City DJs in it.
Being that Prince Rahiem (Hollis Queens), Brother Maquis( Rochester), Mr. China Man (Brooklyn), Jiggie Gee (Brooklyn), Mc Shy D (Bronx), Drugz-Poison Clan (Brooklyn), L’Trimm (NYC) are from NY true heads would beg to differ….just because you didn’t know NY was apart of the Bass Music scene…a lot of us from NY did know. A lot of the legends from that scene are from NY like the ones I mentioned.
