Do Me Dat
Vybz Kartel · Other Songs - Vybz Kartel
WEH YAAH SEH
Suppose mi sleep wid yuh bes fren
Dey wid yuh enemy
Have a yute fi yuh uncle
Tell mi how yuh woulda feel
Stop Right Deh So !!
**CHORUS**
Gyal a weh mi do yuh mek yuh do mi dat
Gyal a weh mi do yuh mek yuh do mi dat
Gyal a weh mi do yuh mek yuh do mi dat
Yuh lucky mi nuh do yuh nuttin yet
But everyting yuh do mi mi a do yuh back
Everyting yuh do mi mi a do yuh back
Everyting yuh do mi mi a do yuh back
Weh yuh really mean when yuh seh nuttin yet
**Verse 1**
Hold on, yuh gimmi bun and tink seh things nice,
But unfair game play twice
You still deh wid di brown gyal up a stanpipe
And a last week me and har fight
Wah mek yuh never just gwaan
Everyday man born
Yuh affi throw six pan di dice
Memba yuh look mi aunty name joyce
And mi have a strong feeling seh yuh touch Spice
Me and Spice ting a fren summ'n
Yuh aunty a liad she can't tell mi nuttin
Mek sure seh u a go feel same way when yuh hear seh
mi tear off black ryno butt'n
But mi never dis yuh
Yes yuh dis mi
Mek gyal a throw wud a mek mischif
Mi a guh teach yuh di wickedest lisson inna history
Nuh matter weh mi tell u, yuh nuh believe but
**CHORUS**
**Verse 2**
Weh yuh did deh from mornin
Round a di studio recordin
A nuh dat notnice seh when mi call im
Suh mi know a lie yuh tell,
a from last week NOTNICE deh a foreign
Yuh ketch me right deh so wa yuh cyar win
A which gyal me hear yuh cya go country
cah me kno yuh nuh guh fi do nuh farmin
A nuh my gyal me doan touch har neva
She name antonette and she deh wid mi bredda
Anything a anything wateva wateva
Mi a guh out likkle more wid mi cousin name trevor
But mi never dis yuh
Yes yuh dis mi
Mek gyal a throw word a mek mischieve
Mi a guh teach yuh di wickedest lesson innah history
Nuh matter weh mi tell yuh, yuh nuh believe but
**CHORUS**
**Outro**
Suppose mi sleep wid yuh best fren
Den wid yuh enemy
Have a yute fi yuh uncle
Tell mi how yuh woulda feel
Stop Right Deh So !!
Do Me Dat
Vybz Kartel's 'Do Me Dat' stands as a quintessential track of the mid-2000s dancehall era, defined by its infectious rhythm and Kartel's signature vocal delivery. As a leading figure in the genre, Kartel helped popularize the 'Babylon' sound, characterized by its fusion of reggae roots with heavy, danceable beats and explicit, often humorous lyrics. The recording exemplifies this style, featuring a driving bassline and ad-libs that became hallmarks of his discography during this period. While specific album placement varies in historical records, the song remains a staple in dancehall compilations and a testament to Kartel's influence on Caribbean music. It captures the vibrant, unapologetic energy that defined the genre's peak in the 2000s, cementing his status as a cultural icon in Jamaica and beyond.