Feelin' on Yo Booty
R. Kelly · Tp-2.Com [2000]
said tha dj's makin me feel thugged out
as i walked you to tha dance floor
we begin to dance slow
put your arms around me
im feelin on your booty
hey pretty mama how ya doin
said im just in town for the weekend
lookin for a lil trouble 2 get into
baby tell me what u drinkin and i got u
playas wanna play
ballas wanna ball
rollas wanna roll
(but im takin all all after i dance)
Chorus x2
now your body's got me feelin like spendin
with a back room i could come to live in
and your hair weaves lookin kinda perty
the way you back it up on me baby,
C'lawd have mercy
Playas wanna play
Ballas wanna ball (Ballas wanna ball)
Rollas wanna roll
(but im takin all after i dance)
Chorus x2
If its your birthday, then put your hands up
You wanna get drunk, then put your hands up
And if you got some cash, then put your hands up
And your own job, put your hands up
(playas wanna play)
Playas wanna play
Ballas wanna ball (Ballas wanna ball)
Rollas wanna roll
(feel so good, say it again)
Playas wanna play
Ballas wanna ball (Ballas wanna ball)
Rollas wanna roll
(but im takin all after i dance)
Chorus x5 and fade
Feelin' on Yo Booty
Released in 2000 on the album TP-2.Com, "Feelin' on Yo Booty" stands as a quintessential example of R. Kelly's R&B dominance during the turn of the millennium. The track showcases the artist's signature blend of smooth vocals and rhythmic grooves that defined his extensive discography. As part of an era where Kelly frequently experimented with upbeat tempos and playful themes, the recording highlights his ability to craft infectious hooks within the contemporary R&B genre. This song contributes to a broader body of work characterized by its focus on romance and danceable rhythms, solidifying the artist's reputation for creating memorable pop and soul anthems. The recording remains a notable song in his catalogue, reflecting the production values and stylistic choices that kept him at the forefront of the music industry throughout the early 2000s.