Dissect DJs - Cam'ron - Hey Ma (feat. Juelz Santana)

Episode Date: February 10, 2022

Believe it or not it's been 20 years since this beat-classic club banger was first dropped into our lives, so Castle & JAG dissect it from beginning to end to determine if Cam'ron's 'Hey Ma' still holds up and gets everyone singing "and we gon' get it on toniiiight". Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

I'm putting you a leaf. Yeah. Come on. Hey, ladies. All right. All right. And we're going to take a ride a night. So, ma.

What's that? Let's lie. All right. All right. Okay. I don't get it. But before we introduce this, let me introduce us. Just the blah blah blah blah blah blah.

Because with the DJs they like to Thanks it. Back in. DJ Cast. DJ DJ MCJ. How y'all been? Good to see y'all again. I'm sorry.

It's 2022. This video of the village people that keeps playing in the background is distracting me. I can't ever thank you. We've done like three episodes now where that's just playing in the background. And I've mostly ignored it. But, you know, in this off the cuff. podcast that we do where we don't really plan exactly what we're going to say

it needs to be discussed at a certain point so that was me discussing it onto bigger and better things such as Cameron Jewel Santan and the whole dipset crew with Hey Ma what's up all right because we can get it on a night I drink I smoke

me too well good because we can get it on that yo I remember hearing this song as a kid before I smoked or drank or did any kind of like ridiculous obnoxious partying synopsis

I don't know I tried to rhyme it didn't work out but in again it's a word now put it in the dissect DJ I tried to synopsis shit put it in the dissect DJ dictionary synopsis means you tried to party I tried to synopsis some shit and I thought you were saying Sinatra some shit

dope that's even better put that in the dissect dictionary I tried to synachra some shit just didn't work out and but anyways what the fuck are we talking about? Going back, dude, I heard this song,

heard him talking about smoking and drinking and I was like, I don't do that. Can I enjoy this song? I don't even know if I can't. I don't think I'm allowed to listen to this song. Well, you know, and before I did,

I was like, let me hear what he has to say. And then Cameron just goes into one of the most ridiculous raps that I can remember to this day. To this day, you can put this rap out and I listen to him. I'm like,

dude, what is he getting into? He's 18? He takes, Except, but that's not Cameron. That's Jewel Santana. Who kicks out the first verse. So we'll go ahead and get right into it. Thank you for helping me there.

Has he wrapped it yet? We haven't actually played it yet. No, but I was going into like, this shit's crazy. All I was trying to get to is like, I've never been a kid talking about smoking and drinking and be like, okay, I don't know what they're talking about. Let me see what he has to say. And then hearing what they had to say and being like, oh, I have no idea what these fucking guys talking about. Next level when you're listening to him back in high school and shit. And that's what I remember this song coming out.

Especially because he says he's 18 in the fuck. Anyway. Exactly. And I remember the song being just like a stone setter back in the day. Like this is, and to this day still works. It's just excellent background music using a sample from a little easy on Sunday morning, which I didn't even realize until I just like this. So when you listen to that piano beat, it's a little bit like that piano in the background is a little sample of that kind of sped up.

Which again, I always give credit to good producing work. And it is such an easy-going beat to listen to. And that's why it always just works. Despite maybe how good or not good the rap is, but that's the part that we got to break down now because we are. But we got to hear it first. Jewels! Spit your verse, son.

Now it's downtown clubbing ladies' night. Seeing shorty, she was crazy right. And I approached baby light. Mine, what's your age and tight? She looked at me and said, you's a baby right? I told her, I'm 18 and live a crazy life. Plus I tell you what the 80s like, and I know what the ladies like. Need a man that's polite, listens and takes advice.

I can be all three, plus I can lay the pipe. Come with me, come stay tonight. She looked at me laughing, like, boy, your game is tight. I'm laughing back like, sure you're right. Get in the car, and don't touch nothing, sit in the car. Let's discuss something. Either we love it, nor I see you tomorrow. Now we're speeding up the west side, hand creeping up her left side.

I'm ready to do it. Boom, ready for Dome, 55th exit. Damn, damn, already we home. Now, let's get it on. Hey, Ma, what's that? Let's lie. All right. All right.

We're going to get in a long night. You smoke. I smoke. I drink. Me too. Well, good, because we're going to get a hot a night. Got drops. Got troops.

Got jeans. All right. But we're going to take a ride to nigh. So, Mom. What's that? So you're telling me that's Julius Santana getting into that first part? Mm-hmm. Man, he gets into a surprise.

shit there. Real quick. Real quick. Yeah. First of all, again, like I said earlier, always astounded, he's 18. Like, you make sure he mentions that. And I'm like, I remember being like 16, like, yo, I got to be on his level in like two years. Two months? What? Like. You know, I randomly heard some rap song from like years ago the other day. I don't

remember what it was. But I remember hearing the guy I call out like, oh, I'm 23 and blah, And I would say if I was a rap producer nowadays, I would be like rule of thumb number one, never call out your age and attract because guess what? I don't know if you realize this. You're going to age. Next year you won't be their age. You're going to age. And you're going to have to sing that life.

Jew Wells is somewhere nowadays in his mid-late 30s. And he still got to call out. Does he still, does he switch the age on that? He has to. I'm 38 and I live the crazy. You know, like that just like yeah, never point out exactly like if you're trying to like make a whole point about how you like, oh, I'm doing all this at this age and I'm all young like don't put it in the song because that's gonna. I actually have a real quick story that actually this is actually a funny. This girl says your game is tight and no girl ever tells you that.

Especially after you just said I'm 18 to live a crazy life. Yeah. Boy, your game is tired. You know you're crazy right. Funny age story. Okay. So the game had a song, I can't remember out of top of my head, exactly which one. But he says something where he's talking shit to like Dre and like those guys.

And he's like, you 36 and you still rap it. I'm only 26, blah, blah, blah. And he goes off on some shit. And I'm just like, I randomly one night, I remember I was just laying in bed. And that line came up in my head. Oh, it was from One Blood. One Blood. Blah, Blah, Blah.

That's not. Okay. Yeah, it's a classic track. But, like, he says that in there. Fucking classy track. It's like classic. And I randomly remember one night I was just laying in bed. It's like 11 o'clock.

And that line ran through my head. And I just randomly thought, what a stupid line to say? I wonder how old the game is now. I'm going to look this up. And I just randomly looked it up. And guess how old the game was? 38. 36.

Yeah. And guess when his birthday was? October 21st. I don't remember the actual day, but I just remember the day that I was, I looked at it up like, how old is the game and when is his birthday? And it was the day that I was just randomly laying in bed thinking about it. And he turned 36 on that day. It was like the craziest shit ever.

That I was just like, holy shit. And I was just like, how does the game hear that lie now? And he's like, now he's 36. and he's got to hear himself from 10 years ago being like, you're 36 and you still rapping, ugh. Like, yeah, that's you now, okay? So guess what? Guess what?

All you rappers that are calling out your age, like, man, I'm only 18, I'm only 22, like whatever, like, guess what? Stop it. Don't call out other motherfuckers for, especially don't call out other motherfuckers for their age, because guess what, God willing, that's going to be you someday. All right? So anyways, that's my first stance. But yeah, I don't know who Jewel Santana knew or he, I think he had some kind of, I mean, I literally, we don't do some research on this show, we know this, but yeah, he had to have had some, because like, I'll tell you this, he gets the kickoff on this dope-ass track and his, obviously set him up while he was 18.

And I always remember there was a time when I was listening to the song and it was, I just heard, it was like quiet enough to where I could only hear him. And I don't know if it was eating this song or another one. No, it's definitely this one. But just hearing, like, you could only hear his rap. He's... I realize, like, this is the most basic rhyme shit ever, dude. He's a shitty rapper, dude. He really, oh, I mean, he's definitely not, like, flaunting his skills of this song.

But the beat carries this whole song. Like, I'm going to say that right now. The beat carries it. All right, well, let's go through the lyrics. Let's go through the lyrics. Yeah, yeah, it's crap. Yo, now I was downtown club and ladies' night. seen the shortest she was crazy right and i approached baby like ma what's your ageing type she

looked at me and said you was a baby right i told her i'm 18 and lived the crazy life plus i tell you what the 80s like wait stop what it's me by that like y'all i'm educated on the 80s like you want know what the 80s were like i'll shut up also this song came out in 2002 which means he was born in what in 1984, given the math of how old he said. I don't think you... How much of the 80s could you tell me about when you were, like, born in 1980? He's just telling you about books he read and shit. Like, he doesn't...

That curious George was a motherfucker. Dude, this fool stomped through the 80s, dude. He was a beast. We all read about the adventures of him and the man in the yellow hat. Fraggle Rock? You know about Fraggle Rock? What you know about Fraggle Rock, son? Sit down.

Sit in the car. All right, let's get to that part. All right. So then he says, and I know what the 80... Oh, Pepper Jack love Frago Rock. And I know what the ladies like. Need a man that's polite, listens and takes advice. I could be all three plus. I can lay the pipe.

Come with me. Come stay of the night. And you know what? That set of lines. I sure it works on her. Yeah, but he was like, I want to be nice, polite, take advice, and be all cordial and shit. That's where he starts. Yeah.

She's like your butt. She's like, well, though, she says, your game is tight. I'm laughing back. Like, show you're right. Get in the car. Don't touch nothing. Sit in the car.

Let's discuss something. Either we love it. And I feel like that's like the, like they soften that up. Edit it. He's trying to say we fucking or I'll see tomorrow. Yeah, for sure. So how did he get so cocky so quick? He's talking about I'm going to be.

I listen to take advice and, oh, you're going to get in the car. Shut up. Don't touch nothing. Don't even touch nothing. Don't. I want to get some air in there. No, fuck that. I decided when the windows go down.

Is that gum? Can I have some of that gum? Either fucking I'll see you tomorrow. Can I have some of that gum? No, don't touch nothing. Sit in the car. Let's discuss something. We fucking?

I'm deciding this right now. I'm not going to be smooth about it anymore. Oh, 505th exit. Damn, ready for home, ready for dome. What did he say there? 55th exit. Before that, before that. Hang creeping up her left side.

I'm ready to do it. So he first tells this girl, sit in the car, don't touch nothing. Let's discuss something. Either I'm fucking or I'll see tomorrow. And then he immediately starts like groping up the shit of her leg. Ready to boom, ready for dome. Now let's get it on. 55th exit.

Yeah, yeah, we ready for home. Let's get it on. Hey, mom, don't know. Let's slide. All right. All right. We're going to be a lot. We smoke.

I smoke. I drink. Me too. We're good, because we're gonna get hot a night Got dropped, got dropped, got dropped, all right, and we gonna take a bodega, now. So, Mom, yeah, let's slide. All right, all right, and we're gonna get on now.

I got a girl, my ex wanna holl and spit, told me to acknowledge you quick. She like Kim, stop fronting, on that Dave hostage. Come over, let's smile and sip. I'm like mama and sick, I promise you dick. Usually I have a problem with chicks. They all say I'm rotten and rich,

but not her boo. High Hill, Duby Phil. Plus got them Gucci nails, huh. You a cutie still. And this my down girl, too, ain't no groupie deal. We left the movies with Uzi, Suzuki wheels to the jacuzzi. I tell you, my booby's real. I mean she do be winning, Louis spinning.

Go to the crib, she got the Gucci linen. I see booby grinning. She looked at sad cam. I know that you be sending up. I'm a changed man. Look at the range, man. I got a heart. whole new game plan

Look and said That's nothing but game cam She was right She was up in the range man Drop the off at the L Now flipping the cell That's right I had to call up L

Yo L What up I hit What else Plus don't Same word And we got it on the night Came up

This fucking guys That was one of the worst Fucking raps Dude I've never actually Listen because the beat carries it As you said in the first segment It was like The beat carries like

Yeah, he didn't say a fucking word that entire time. And to the end where he was like, yeah, he calls his boy, have to tell him like he hit what else. And his boy's like, what else? Plus don't. Say word. Say word. And we got it on that.

Like, I don't know what else he said, dude. He was like, yeah. All right, well, let's go over it. Go, dude, because it was terrible. I know whatever you're going to say is terrible. All right. Well, we'll cover the Cliff Notes version. Now that I got a girl, my ex, want to holler and spit,

told me to acknowledge. her quick. She like Cam, stop front on that Dave Hollister tip. You want to look up who Dave Hollister's? Yeah, I'll do that because I have no idea what the fuck. I don't know what the fuck it is. Is that it just like Hollister, I don't know.

It's a clothing brand. I don't know. Either way. Whatever, keep it going. What a terrible fucking line. It's a dumb line. Real quick, before we go, this green shot keeps happening, dude. And it's this guy with this.

Yeah, what is that shit? The goofiest face. I think it's camera or so it. No, that's like one of the dudes from the six-sick. Yeah, it's one of the groupies. He's like, I have a happy. he is. All right, well, what we're talking about?

So we got the video running next to us as we're going, which is a new thing I'm trying to do so that Justin actually can see the video because every single time I bring up a video, he doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about because Justin doesn't watch videos. I don't watch me, I'm a video DJ, though.

I know, well, is this the first time you've seen this video? Because I remember this video being iconic for me back in the day. Yeah, this is first time. I don't watch videos, but I got to ask, just off the video. Off the video, I'm just seeing. So this song came out in 2002.

Man, jerseys were in. In. They were in. Every single dude in this video is either got a football or a basketball jersey. That's when I had my Vodicua jersey. I'm not mad at it, dude. I always was feeling Jersey, so I'm okay with that. I was like taking cues from this video, probably.

But I go back even further than that. I'm back in the 90s. I remember every single time I go to Reebok, I was so excited to get a new basketball jersey or a football jersey. I was all about him. So, yeah, I'm with that. I'm in line step with dipset on that one. What was I looking at? Dave Hollister.

Who the fuck is that? he says come over let's swallow and sip that's what she said I'm like mama is sick I promise you dick usually have a problem with chicks why I promise you dick yeah what yeah

I promise you thick he's promised that's what yours says no I just know that's what he says dude we can listen to it I promise you thick like he always says I that's a big part and very prominent I promise you thick it's a huge difference I promise you dick I guarantee you says thick

Like I'll bet money on that one Yeah but he doesn't need to promise her that she's thick She knows that She knows that she knows it Like I promise you dick Oh okay All right It's better than I promise you dick

Like that doesn't make any sense No it's a huge difference as to what that He says they all say I'm rotten and rich But not her Boobie's real High Heal dobie feel Dave Hollister Plus got them Gucci nails

You were cute duty still and this my down girl too ain't no groupie deal i don't even know what he's talking about right now what so i almost need like to call on a lifeline like cameron what are you trying to say here i'm like reading through this and i'm not getting it and all the time when i would listen to it i didn't follow i just remember i kept hearing him talk about boobies he says boobies like three times in this thing i even said the word boobies since i was seven years old okay so the fact that cameron keeps using it. Anyways,

we left the movies with Uzis, Suzuki wheels to the jacuzzi, I tell you my boo's be, my boo-bees real. Okay, so he's saying a different kind of boobies real. He's saying, my boo-bees, like my boo is real. I don't know.

I don't know. Shit he rapping, dude. Shit he rapping. Real quick, Dave Hollister, let me give you the lowdown on this fucking guy. He is an American R&B singer who found fame during the 1980s as one quarter of the R&B quartet

Black Street. Wait a second. Blackstreet was like my favorite group. That's what I'm saying. There was no Dave Hollister. Dave Hollister, one quarter of them. There was Teddy Riley. He started the group. There was Chauncey Black

and there was Eric Williams. And who was number four? Dave Hollister, sir. No. Oh, all right, fuck it. I know there wasn't. Dave Hollister. Wait, I remember those guys because they talked about him.

Eric Williams was my favorite of the group, actually. And they did a solo career, which he did absolute shit for. Are you serious? Well, I always thought he was great, but. Who, Dave Hollister? Yeah. No, no, no, no. I'm talking about Black Street.

No, I'm talking about Dave Hollister. It's talking about Eric Williams. Eric Williams was my man out of Black Street. I don't care about, boy. I'm talking about Dave. Yo, E! holler at me, boy. He's still my favorite Black Street member. And I'm talking Teddy and all.

of that shit. Oh shit, you're right. The fourth member was fucking Dave Hollister. There it is. And that's why we are the... D-D-Dig-G-Degas. All right, he's a past member. He was an original member. So, like, the album that I always had that I was... My favorite album... Oh, he wasn't an original member? A little about me. No, he wasn't an original member, but, like, the album that I always loved was another level. That was my favorite album from, like, age 10 to 12, I would say. I would listen that shit in the ground. That was the

one that had... Yeah, Mark Middleton. He was a... other one. So it was Chauncey Black, Hannibal, Teddy Riley, Mark Middleton, and my boy, Eric Williams. So, yeah, apparently Dave Hollister was one of the original, before, like, they really hit it big with no diggity. So I didn't know that, but, okay, that's

who Dave Hollister is, all right. I don't even remember why they referenced him, but, okay. Something about... We were getting to the point of... He said, Cam, stopped front on that Dave Hollister tip. Who the fuck would ever sell that to you? Who would say, man, you're trying to Dave Hollister me right now?

Unless he had some fucking... That had to be a dated reference. Like maybe... There was like a news story about him. Something happened that week, dude. Like that... Maybe that's why he got kicked out of Black Street. Like, there was some shit that happened on that.

I don't know. I don't know. How much of this Camron verse do we want to go there? It's bullshit. Go to the crib. She got Gucci linen. Booby grinning. She looked and said,

Cam, I know you be sinning. Nah, I'm a change, man Look at the range, man I don't know, what the fuck Is you talking about the car? Yeah, dude, he's just He's not good. No, so this is the thing.

It's like this whole song is carried by this like very dope basic beat. And you know what, that's fine. I'm cool with that. We see a lot of that nowadays where like songs are carried by just having a good basic setup and then it doesn't even matter

what the fuck they say or how bad the rap is because the song carries it. It's one of those original stuff. Awesome, both these raps are terrible. They're really bad. They really are. They're super.

Like if you took away the beat and you just did the, which is the thing that you could do back in the day with that, when you would get a vinyl, if you bought a single, they had a version so that you could mix it, but just lyrics and just instrumental. And if you just heard the lyrics of this, they would just sound fucking like trunk trees

throwing through the fucking sawmill. Without question. Finish this guy, he's almost done. And in the end is this big one like, where he's calling it. No, I'm a change man. Look at the range, man. I got a whole new game plan.

Looked and said, that's nothing but game cam, which is exactly. That's exactly what it is. Like, yeah. She's seeing through the bullshit right now. Like, yeah, I'm gaming. I'm just trying to gaming. I'm trying to fuck you. Same way Jewels was like, hey, yo, I'll tell you what the 80s like, sit in the car.

No, he told her out listens and takes advice. Yeah, that was all game. And then she was like, that's all getting. He was like, shut up, sit in the car. Don't touch nothing. Don't touch nothing. Sit in the car. Let's discuss.

something yeah so anyways let's finish cam story though looked and said that's nothing but game pan she was right oh he calls it she was up in the range man dropped her off at the l now i'm flipping the cell that's right i had to call up l yoel what up i hit what else plus dome all right i'd say word all right all right one more time for the beginning yeah yo well what up i hit what else plus dome all right say word fuck Alright, we got it all the night. Hey, Mom, what's that? Let's lie.

Alright, and we gonna get it on the mile. You smoke? I smoke. I drink. Me too. Well, good, because we're gonna get hot a mile. Got dropped. Got juice.

Alright, and we're gonna take it from the night. So my, what's that? Let's lie. Alright. And we're gonna get it on the night. DJ's in the building. We're about to make sure you all motherfuckers just grinning, because we're funny.

Getting down We're about to manage that money No we not I don't give a fuck Cause I got a frown And I'm pound for pounds The greatest rapper around I'm Puerto Ricking

And I know I get down Because I'm Anyway Freestyle beat Yeah You know how we go This is the beat that you can ride to You can freestyle to

Right out Right out It's good ride out beat Oh it's a great ride out beat Let's get props for props Whoever produces this beat Which I can figure out If I slide to the top

of genius lyrics because they always provide me the producer I don't know I was genius lyrics and some shit Promise you dick It's promise you dick

I promise you dick I promise you dick I guess I see what it It was produced by Mafia Boy And DR period That's a weird name For like an artist

Or like a group I feel like they were thinking They were something else They were like DR period Like period That was period on that shit But like

Somebody wrote it out It doesn't Yeah it doesn't like Actually read As sexy as ya I'll think. Deed. I don't know.

But yeah. Okay, so again, I'll hear that wasn't camera on that. All right. So they put that beat and then you could literally let anything like a basic-ass rhyme go to that. And it works. And that song lives on the test of time. Like if that song comes on now, anywhere I'm at, I'll probably get up and start two-step, you know? It still works.

It still works. Even without the shitty lyrics that these two come with about some bullshit of them talking about some game. Talking about boozebbing. Like, that's a word that... That's a word an adult should say. Yo, L. I hit. Plus, dumb. Say word.

We got it on a night. But that, that's the thing. Is that we could get it on a night. And then it goes into it like that. That's all this song needs. That's all it needed. And I feel like if you listen to a lot of Cameron's career, like he was not a lyricist. He's not a great rapper.

But he got settled with some dope. Beets that kind of made that shit work. If I saw Cameron on the street right now, I'd be like, Yeah, what's up? What up, Cameron? Yo. And we could get it on. And, yeah, right, that's you.

Oh, did you see that song? Yeah, yeah. That's dope. That's dope. That's dope. It's dope. Yeah. I'm talking.

I'm all the time. I wouldn't talk shit any person. But then if he asked me, if he tried to dig in and like, oh, you know, you were nothing big. I was like, all right, all right, all right, dog. You go a little deep. Yeah, let's get real. All right, all right.

Do you think you. Rap wasn't dope. Like, come on, you got offered a good career by a random producer, got random on a random track and made some money off some decent shit.

But in all honesty, if you put in a little more work, Cameron, you would have had a much better rat and possibly your career would still be lasting like others that came out in early 2000s that were able to continue lasting.

You, on other hand, didn't. So I'd be like, fuck you. But until he actually dug in, I'd probably be like, what's up, man? And we didn't get it on an ad. You think,

you would actually recognize Cam Ran of yourself? I had no idea with any of these people, dude. There's very few people I would like see and be like, oh. I think I would recognize 2002 Cam Ran. I don't know what it looks like 20 years later. But shit, dude, that was like almost, that was 20 years ago. Hey, yo, this is the 20th anniversary of Hey Ma, like Cam Ran. Now?

Yeah, you're going to Google that? All right. I was just talking about how we need to do some like 20th anniversary shit, and I just realized we got one. Okay, there you go. This is the 20th anniversary. verse year of hay mah it looks like an older version of himself still kind of yeah yeah that's just him yeah that's just him yeah no he looks nice still dressing kind of he's got his still pretty hipop

yeah still still putting random shit on his head that looks like a blanket but it's probably a towel i don't know i don't know i don't know how you trust these things it's like 50 i don't know well that is 50 in camera i don't know why it's the split screen i don't know it doesn't matter point is had to be cameron he made himself a career Mostly off the back of this track. I feel like this has got to be the biggest cat. He had old boy. You know, he had some other jams.

But like all his songs, I feel like really were carried by the backbeat. And, you know, there's something to be said for somebody that could make that work. You know, so I feel like it's another example of, like, kind of production and something putting together hip-hop artists making them into a star. And you know what? I'm not going to hate on the fact that somebody's putting out tracks that I like. The fact is, this is a song that I still listen to. to this day and uh yeah i dig with i jam with it but like yeah let's be real the lyrics suck and the

the rap cadence kind of shitty but hold up let me see how tall camera is before i talk six one all right all right i got to talk shit on that you can't talk shit on somebody's height of their taller than you yeah i could i could talk shit on them you could still talk shit one yeah but uh don't it's a little tall let me check you thought he was like a shirt don't we're getting off camera on all right no no no this whole You Googling shit is not good podcast speak. Let me see. Let me see how much his weight.

They don't know that. You think Google has... They got him at 5-11 on this one, bro. 81 kilograms. You know what? I fuck you up. Hey, Cameron, Camar, your rap suck. You ain't shit.

And you lost your popularity years ago. And I bet you're depressed about it. And you're a karaoke DJ or something. Which I'm not going to hate because I'm a karaoke DJ. And it's fucking fantastic, bro. Yeah, hey Cameron, welcome to the karaoke DJs. Come join the K DJs, baby. But he could actually probably still pull this wrap off anywhere he goes.

Yeah, and I can pull off hauling oats, bitch. Yeah, but you're not hauling or oats. So, you know, you can't really. It's a different. Then you're just a cover singer. You're a karaoke guy. I'll do Jackie Wilson. Your love taking me higher than I've ever been lifted before.

I'm actually impressed. So give it up. The name of the singer who sang that song. I just learned this like this week, so I've been singing the shit of it. And I'll be by your side forever more. You tell me your love. Keep lifting me higher and higher. Ha!

I feel like I need to cut this off and actually end the episode now because Justin's gone into a full verse of Jackie Wilson. Thank you, Jackie Wilson. Before you do, though, are you going to snap and slap it out, sir? this out. Okay. Hit it. And we'll get it on a night. You gave it three? Yeah.

Good beat. I love the song. I got to be honest. I've never, this is the kind of song that any time comes on. I'm always happy with it. I'm happy to play it when I remember it. I don't think of it that often.

I do remember randomly, remember how I used to always put together the mix for our spring breaks and I've played on the bus. The first one, and we ever went to my freshman year of college. and I randomly remembered it and I was just like that song will get people popping and it did

got the bus jumping you know people were jumping anyways but like it didn't slow it down so yeah this song's good and uh

my boy Brahim he was always rapping dips up so I knew he would really love that shit so shout out to Brahim I know you don't listen to dissect DJs

but uh fuck you Rahim well now he's never gonna listen to it he wouldn't listen anyway and if it did he'd laugh especially if I call out both of

him Fuck you, too. Those are my boys. Room 219! That takes us back to Fresh Pune. They never listen to this shit. I'm ready, though. It was us three and risky, my boy.

Rest in peace, Mr. Risky. All right, go ahead. Hit it. Sorry, did I bring it down too much here? That was room 219, the most legendary room in San Felipe, Mexico. Your past, my first year of spring break. You're passing to slap and snap after a rest in peace call out. You know what?

I'll give it to him to. He was there for it. That's the peace, bro. And we love him. I didn't know him too well, but he's a good guy. He never wanted to die at the early age like that. Yeah. Sad story.

All right. Sorry to bring it down. Fuck, dude. But go ahead. How many slaps? How many snaps are you giving? Hey, Ma. Yo, Cass.

What up? I hit. Say word. Plus dome. And we got it on. Wait, wait. Say it. That's it.

That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. I did it with all the fuck else and everything. That's it. Fuck this song. it has a great beat which gives it its two claps.

The reason why I gave it this two claps is because the beat. It keeps you rolling and you can groove to it. I can honestly listen to this beat for about three minutes straight and just be like, well, it has that dope ride out though. You almost got to get to the pie today. Honestly, I just need the beat, but I just need the beat. These guys, I can remember since when I first remember hearing this, what the fuck are they talking about?

Like, you just, what is this? this. What am I listening to? Shitty rappers. Shitty fucking song. It's not a shitty song though. It's a good song. Let me finish. Decently produced so it has a fantastic beat.

But the rappers came in and gave a mediocre. Actually, lower the mediocre. A shit performance, both of you guys. And I don't care if you're 18 and live a crazy life. And you're 30 fucking whatever you are now. And if you still live in that crazy life, your liver is fucked up. But fuck you. Maybe.

Keep living that crazy life You want Your rap sucks And you got lucky That you had a fantastic beat By Mr. Period Yeah, DR Period But

It's still Yeah, Mr. Period Producing some dope shit And mafia boy But either way Let's not forget the fact That this song put Hey Ma on the map

As though you can actually Approach anybody with Hey Ma And that shit will work For a second For a second Exactly They might be over there. You gotta like come with them

some, I'm 18 and live the crazy life and show you what the crazy night is like. So, show you what the 80s is like. Tell you what the 80s is like and then make that a thing. Don't suck nothing. Sit in the car. Don't touch something.

Let's discuss something. Try that game at your own apparel, but the point is... I've done it. Okay. It worked. No, it didn't. Yo Cass.

What up? I hit... What else? Plus don't. Say word. We get it on a night. Next!