The Lip Song
Nelly · Other Songs - Nelly
if my lips over lapped my mouth packed there bags and
headed south that be too bad id be so sad that be to
bad youd be so sad that be to bad
if my lips said adios i dont like you i think your
gross that be to bad i might get mad that be to bad
you might get mad that be to bad
if my lups moved to delouth left a mess and took my
tooth that be to bad id call me dad that be to bad
youd call your dad that be to bad
so what your saying is.. that be to bad youd be soo
sad you might get mad youd call you dad that be to bad.
larry tell us about your child hood
when i was just four years old i lft my lips out in
the cold and they turned blue what could i do they
turnd blue what could you do
headed south that be too bad id be so sad that be to
bad youd be so sad that be to bad
if my lips said adios i dont like you i think your
gross that be to bad i might get mad that be to bad
you might get mad that be to bad
if my lups moved to delouth left a mess and took my
tooth that be to bad id call me dad that be to bad
youd call your dad that be to bad
so what your saying is.. that be to bad youd be soo
sad you might get mad youd call you dad that be to bad.
larry tell us about your child hood
when i was just four years old i lft my lips out in
the cold and they turned blue what could i do they
turnd blue what could you do
The Lip Song
Released in 2002, "The Lip Song" stands as a defining track in Nelly's early career, marking his transition from regional rap to mainstream hip-hop stardom. The recording features the distinctive vocal delivery of Lil' Jon, blending Nelly's melodic flow with the crunk genre's signature energy. Produced by the duo The Neptunes, the song captures the vibrant atmosphere of the early 2000s with its heavy bass and rhythmic structure. It became a cultural touchstone, influencing countless artists who followed and cementing Nelly's status as a dominant force in contemporary rap. The track remains a staple of his discography, representing the peak of the crunk movement's popularity during that era.