What's Up With That - Scotty Emerick
Toby Keith · Other Songs - Toby Keith
You said, eight o'clock and don't be late
I said, I won't, I just can't wait
Nine-fifteen, I'm wondering where you're at
Hey, baby, what's up with that
Pedro, my friend, dropped in at ten
Como esta, Muy buen
He said he saw you kiss a boy down at the laundry-mat
Now, mes amigo, what's up with that
Girl, what's going on
Why would you be out looking around
When last night, we had something cooking
You swore you'd be my baby
And I'd forever be your baby too
That's why I thought you'd never leave me hanging
And stuck on this bar stool cross-eyed
Singing the blues to a bartender girl
In a cowboy hat
Baby, what's up with that
Where could you be
It's almost twelve
I left a message on your shelf
One-thirty-five, still ain't heard back
Now could you tell me what's up with that
It's closing time
I leave alone
Drive by your house but you're not home
All night long, wondering where you're at
Hey, baby, what's up with that
Girl, what's going on
Why would you be out looking around
When last night, we had something cooking
You swore you'd be my baby
And I'd forever be your baby too
That's why I thought you'd never leave me hanging
I'm stuck on this bar stool cross-eyed
Singin the blues to a bartender girl
In a cowboy hat
Baby, what's up with that
Oh, yeah, yeah
Hey, baby, what's up with that
I said, I won't, I just can't wait
Nine-fifteen, I'm wondering where you're at
Hey, baby, what's up with that
Pedro, my friend, dropped in at ten
Como esta, Muy buen
He said he saw you kiss a boy down at the laundry-mat
Now, mes amigo, what's up with that
Girl, what's going on
Why would you be out looking around
When last night, we had something cooking
You swore you'd be my baby
And I'd forever be your baby too
That's why I thought you'd never leave me hanging
And stuck on this bar stool cross-eyed
Singing the blues to a bartender girl
In a cowboy hat
Baby, what's up with that
Where could you be
It's almost twelve
I left a message on your shelf
One-thirty-five, still ain't heard back
Now could you tell me what's up with that
It's closing time
I leave alone
Drive by your house but you're not home
All night long, wondering where you're at
Hey, baby, what's up with that
Girl, what's going on
Why would you be out looking around
When last night, we had something cooking
You swore you'd be my baby
And I'd forever be your baby too
That's why I thought you'd never leave me hanging
I'm stuck on this bar stool cross-eyed
Singin the blues to a bartender girl
In a cowboy hat
Baby, what's up with that
Oh, yeah, yeah
Hey, baby, what's up with that
What's Up With That
Scotty Emerick's 'What's Up With That' stands as a defining track in Toby Keith's career, capturing the raw energy and vernacular of country music in the late 1990s. The song exemplifies Keith's signature style, blending straightforward storytelling with a rhythmic, upbeat tempo that resonated deeply with audiences during that era. Released as a standalone recording, it highlights his ability to craft anthems that address modern life and relationships with unapologetic honesty. The track remains a staple of his discography, showcasing his evolution from traditional country sounds to a more contemporary, rock-infused approach that solidified his status as a leading figure in the genre.