Up In It
Usher · Other Songs - Usher
verse 1: I get there and she's twirling her hair like
she knows somethin' that I don't and I can't resist
it so I'm closin' the door and just askin' for more,
'cause I see her takin off her shirt and there goes
her skirt, but it's alright we hop into bed and this is what I said
Chorus:I want to touch you everywhere that I can I
want to free style I want to be your man and I suck
on your nipple and you oh baby that tickles,
but it's okay I'm on it, when I'm up in it.
Verse 2: Oh next thing we know she's in conrol 'cause
we in the bath tub you do the math 'cause she's pullin'
my hair and bouncin' up and down,
movin' her body all around splashin me and oh oh oh
Chorus:I want to touch you everywhere that I can I
want to free style I want to be your man and I suck
on your nipple and you oh baby that tickles,
but it's okay I'm on it, when I'm up in it. I'm up in it I am up in it yeah
she knows somethin' that I don't and I can't resist
it so I'm closin' the door and just askin' for more,
'cause I see her takin off her shirt and there goes
her skirt, but it's alright we hop into bed and this is what I said
Chorus:I want to touch you everywhere that I can I
want to free style I want to be your man and I suck
on your nipple and you oh baby that tickles,
but it's okay I'm on it, when I'm up in it.
Verse 2: Oh next thing we know she's in conrol 'cause
we in the bath tub you do the math 'cause she's pullin'
my hair and bouncin' up and down,
movin' her body all around splashin me and oh oh oh
Chorus:I want to touch you everywhere that I can I
want to free style I want to be your man and I suck
on your nipple and you oh baby that tickles,
but it's okay I'm on it, when I'm up in it. I'm up in it I am up in it yeah
Up In It
Usher's 'Up In It' stands as a vibrant example of his early R&B and pop crossover appeal. Released during a period of rapid ascent in his career, the track showcases the smooth vocal delivery and rhythmic sensibilities that would later define his massive commercial success. While often overshadowed by his later chart-topping hits from the Confessions era, this recording highlights the artist's ability to blend soulful melodies with contemporary production. The song remains a staple in his discography, reflecting the polished sound that helped establish him as a leading figure in modern R&B. It captures the energy and charisma that have made his body of work enduringly popular across generations of listeners.