Hot Boyz (remix)
Missy Elliott · Other Songs - Missy Elliott
Uh hey are you really a hot boy
Oh, check me
What's your name 'cause I'm impressed
Can you treat me good I won't settle for less
You a hot boy a rock boy
A fun toy tote a glock boy
Where you live is it by yourself
Can I move wit' you do you need some help
I'll cook boy I'll give you more
I'ma fly girl and I like those
Hot boyz baby you got what I want
See yall be drivin' those Lexus jeeps
And Benz jeeps and the Lincoln jeeps
Nothin' cheaper wit' the Platinum Visa
Hot boyz baby got what I want
See yall be drivin' Jaguars
And the Bentley's, and the Rolls Royce
Playin' hardball wit' the Platinum Visa
Is that your car, the S K 8
Are you ridin' alone, can I be your date
Come get me, get me
Don't dis me, don't trick me
I got some friends, can they come too
Can you hook ?em up wit' some boyz like you
A hot boy, a rock boy
A top boy, and I like those
Hot boyz baby you got what I want
See yall be drivin' those Lexus jeeps
And Benz jeeps and the Lincoln jeeps
Nothin' cheaper wit' the Platinum Visa
Hot boyz baby got what I want
See yall be drivin' Jaguars
And the Bentley's, and the Rolls Royce
Playin' hardball wit' the Platinum Visa
Yo, I'ma dig in yo pockets
Dig in yo wallets
Money I'm foundin'
Yea, you got my heart poundin'
You a hot boy, drive a drop boy
With a lot boy and you tote a glock boy
Don't give me no reason
I know that you treatin'
These diamonds I'm needin'
Make me believe it
I want alot boy, with a hot boy
Got a fun toy, and you tote a glock boy
Hot boyz
Baby you got what I want
Won't you really come and satisfy me
I be lovin' you like instantly
Where the Lexus jeeps,and the Benz jeeps
And the Lincoln jeeps and the Bentley's, and the Jaguars
And the fly cars where you at where the Lexus jeeps
And the Benz jeeps, and the Lincoln jeeps
And the Bentley's, and the Jaguars,
And the fly cars where you at hot boyz
Hot boyz, I like 'em like that
Hot Boyz (remix)
Missy Elliott's "Hot Boyz" stands as a defining track from the late 1990s, showcasing her signature blend of funk, hip-hop, and R&B that propelled her to global stardom. The song features a distinctive production style characterized by heavy basslines and rhythmic vocal delivery, hallmarks of the era's club-oriented sound. As a remix version, it highlights Elliott's ability to craft anthems that dominated radio play and dance floors alike. Her work during this period, often associated with albums like "Supa Dupa Fly," cemented her reputation as a pioneering force in female hip-hop and pop music. The track exemplifies the genre's evolution, merging lyrical themes of confidence and romance with a sonic landscape that influenced countless subsequent artists across R&B and hip-hop. Elliott's vocal performance remains a benchmark for its energy and charisma, making this recording a pivotal moment in her discography and a staple of 90s music history.