Ya Know
Odd Future · The Of Tape Vol. 2 [2012]
With a bottle of Patron
I see you
And ask you where you're from
But she tells me just to stop right there
Cause I'm not gon' get no ass
So I'm on my way
But a few more drinks
And she returns
Don't know what she's saying
Her speech is slurred
So I grabbed her waist
And I look you in your eyes
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Dance with you
Dance with you
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Dance with you
Just you, only you
You're safe with me
So don't be scared
Just come this way
The bedroom
Let's go upstairs
Just come this way
United we can form as one
I just wanna feel ya touch
Then I'm on my way
But I think I'm starting to like this girl
Or maybe I'm just twisted
So I'll ask her to stay
And I look you in your eyes
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Dance with you
Dance with you
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Dance with you
Just you, only you
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Dance with you
Dance with you
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Ya know that I'm horny baby
Dance with you
Just you, only you
Do you wanna have some fun
Do you wanna have some fun
Do you wanna have some fun
Do you wanna have some fun
Ya Know - Odd Future
Released on The Of Tape Vol. 2 in 2012, "Ya Know" stands as a defining track within the Odd Future collective's early discography. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of hip-hop, pop, and electronic elements, characterized by its catchy, repetitive hooks and the distinctive vocal delivery of its members. As part of the collaborative "The Of Tape" series, the recording captures the raw energy and DIY ethos that propelled the collective to mainstream attention. The track serves as a cultural touchstone for the 2012 era of internet-driven music, reflecting the group's ability to merge personal storytelling with anthemic choruses that resonated with a young, digitally native audience. Its enduring popularity highlights the collective's influence on modern rap and the broader landscape of alternative hip-hop.