Tommy Boy Records is a legendary Hip Hop & Electronic record label founded in New York City in 1981. The label is credited with launching the careers of notable legends Queen Latifah, House of Pain, Coolio and Naughty By Nature.
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Lyrics:
[Chorus]
Rakeem: I got too many ladies, I got to learn to say no
Woman: Ohh, We Love You Rakeem
Rakeem: I got too many ladies, yo, I got to learn to say no
Woman: Ohh, We Love You Rakeem, Ohh Rakeem
[Verse 1]
Time is moving slow, life is a drag
This money to make ya, more girls to bag
Fully aware, so I step upon the square
Lookin for what? The cooty and the chair
Flex and I flex on the opposite sex
Hit ’em off quick and step to the next
It seems I’m a fiend for a sex routine
Love to hear them scream
(Woman: Ohh Rakeem)
And my response is “Oh”
Always satisfy them, you know how I flow
But since I’m not lazy, I’m buck wild and crazy
I kiss the bosoms, but never eat the daisies
And my ladies love me deeply
Because I’m handsome, charming and freaky
And when they need me, they won’t go
And now I’m stuck, I should’ve said no
Chorus 2:
Woman: Ohh we love you Rakeem
Rakeem: And I love you to
Woman: Ohh we love you Rakeem
Rakeem: Thank you
Woman: Ohh we love you Rakeem
Rakeem: Your far too kind
Woman: Ohh Rakeem
Rakeem: Gosh
Woman: Ohh we love you Rakeem
Rakeem: You feeling mutual love
Woman: Ohh we love you Rakeem
Rakeem: Oh do you?
Woman: Ohh we love you Rakeem
Rakeem: Hmmmmm
Woman: Ohh Rakeem
[Verse 2]
When I walk down the block
The girls stop and clock
They hop on my jock, cause I got mad props
Tall & slim with the brown skin conflection
Half them sweating my love and affection
As I collect them, I must want to protect them
Love them deeply, but never disrespect them
I keep a tab on the large amount
But sometimes I find myself losing count
Of Latika, Diane, Lisa
Stephanie, Jackie, Teresa
Sharonda, um um, Veronica
Latasha, Sinthia & Monica
Nevertheless, you must give respect
To the femine queens that the God selects
I love them all, but even though
I’m rather happy, I should’ve said no
But yet my ego gets in the way
And always something that I’ll never say
I’d just bag them, keep ’em under my wing
Put them in a posse, and let them all sing
Chorus 2(Rakeem saying these lines instead)
Do you?
Say it again baby
Yes I like it
Come on you can say it louder
Cuz I love you all
Thank you
Rakeem Allah the greatest baby
What does this really say about all the artists under Tommy Boy at that time??? Naughty by Nature is the first to come to mind as it seems that the label may have influenced their persona. This track is a classic early 90's sound and still RZA but the video is corporate clowns trying to make a buck. Yo, Tommy Boy, you played yourself by trying to put your hands on an already perfect product and thanks for NOT ruining what was to come and live "WU TANG FOREVER".
I remember this used to come on rap city in 91
I imagine he cringes listening to this worse than we do.
What does this really say about all the artists under Tommy Boy at that time??? Naughty by Nature is the first to come to mind as it seems that the label may have influenced their persona. This track is a classic early 90's sound and still RZA but the video is corporate clowns trying to make a buck. Yo, Tommy Boy, you played yourself by trying to put your hands on an already perfect product and thanks for NOT ruining what was to come and live "WU TANG FOREVER".
its crazy that this is what the label wanted to push hahah
I'm here for Wu-Tang An American Saga
Dis shit hit niggas back den didnt know wat they was missing
this here is the power of a record labels destruction fr
Damn why do they tell it wasn’t commercial success?? The song is really catchy… First time hearing
Painfully wak
Who's here after remembering how fun this song when it debuted? : RAKEEM ALLAH IS THE GREATEST
WHO IS HERE BEFORE WATCH : an american saga ?
Success: "Before you succeed, you must first learn to fail."
Rza: "Lesson learned."
RZA antes do wutang kkk
Tommy boys record was so wrong
I ran into him in East Village some years back and had the chance to talk with him for a minute and he's actually a really nice guy
I see why he hated the video
yes.