I Say Yeah
D12 · Other Songs - D12
I know that you know that I can't stop watching you
I feel it, believe me, I know you feel it too
Oh-oh-yeah
There's something about me that you don't know about
I'm someone that somehow you seem to be without
Is it so hard to see that I'm not invisible?
Feel like a fly on the wall
So if I get a little crazy
Look a little spacey
Blowing kisses your way
Will you think I'm OK?
Set the sun on fire
Scream a little higher
Hold you in the moonlight
I say yeah if you say alright
I might not be special, not like your superman
But living and loving, well that I super-can
It's not so complicated, not reinvent the wheel
Just let me know how you feel
So if I get a little crazy
Look a little spacey
Blowing kisses your way
Will you think I'm OK?
Set the sun on fire
Scream a little higher
Hold you in the moonlight
I say yeah if you say alright
Aha...Yeah...
You say alright (alright)
Then I will say OK (OK)
I will take your hand
And we can fly away (we can fly away)
NO matter where we go
You will always hear me say, yeah...
Woh-oh oh...(I say yeah)...Ho-oh-woh
Baby...(alright)...Alright
So if I get a little crazy
Look a little spacey
Blowing kisses your way
Will you think I'm OK?
Set the sun on fire
Scream a little higher
Hold you in the moonlight
I say yeah if you say alright
Set the sun on fire
Scream a little higher
Hold you in the moonlight
I say yeah if you say alright
About I Say Yeah
"I Say Yeah" is a high-energy track by the Detroit-based rap-rock group D12, serving as a quintessential example of their signature blend of aggressive rapping and distorted guitar riffs. Released during the band's peak commercial success, the song exemplifies the raw, unfiltered style that defined their discography in the mid-2000s. As a staple of their live performances and radio rotation, the recording captures the group's ability to fuse punk energy with hip-hop delivery, creating a sound that resonated deeply with fans of the genre. The track stands as a significant piece of their catalog, reflecting the collaborative chemistry between members like Eminem, 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, and B-Real. Its enduring popularity highlights D12's impact on the development of rap-rock and their role in revitalizing the Detroit hip-hop scene during a pivotal era in music history.