Whoop T Whoop

Pitbull · Other Songs - Pitbull

So I heard this out in LA man

This whole thing about a 'Whoop-T-Whoop'

That means when you talkin' to a girl

Talkin bout all the things you gon' do to her

When you get to the room

Lasts like two minutes



I want you

I need you

Gotta have you

Have you



I want you

I need you

Gotta have you

Now let me tell me what I wanna do to you



I wanna touch ya

Kiss ya

Freak ya

Fuck you

Lick you

Tease you

Please you

Suck you



I wanna make you come

I wanna make you come

I wanna make you come

I wanna make you come



But she said - "Save that Whoop-T-Whoop,

I ain't tryna hear that Whoop-T-Whoop"

She said - "Save that Whoop-T-Whoop, I ain't tryna hear that Whoop-T-Whoop"

She said - "Save that Whoop-T-Whoop, I ain't tryna hear that Whoop-T-Whoop"

She said - "Save that Whoop-T-Whoop, I ain't tryna hear that Whoop-T-Whoop"



I wanna li-li-li-lick you from your head to your toes

I wanna take it from the club to the room,

from the room to the tub, dow-down to the floor

I wanna hit it from the front,

from the side, from the back, ti-till y-you explode

Baby don't you know that you're dealing with a cer-cer-cer-cer-certified

pro

And I love it when you rub it when you play wit' yourself

I'm a nympho and I love baby there's nothin' else

So, ichi, ni, san, shi

That's me, plus three

Voule-vous couchez avec mois? "Oui oui."



I wanna touch ya

Kiss ya

Freak ya

Fuck you

Lick you

Tease you

Please you

Suck you



I wanna make you come

I wanna make you come

I wanna make you come

I wanna make you come



But she said - "Save that Whoop-T-Whoop,

I ain't tryna hear that Whoop-T-Whoop"

She said - "Save that Whoop-T-Whoop, I ain't tryna hear that Whoop-T-Whoop"

She said - "Save that Whoop-T-Whoop, I ain't tryna hear that Whoop-T-Whoop"

Whoop T Whoop

Pitbull's 'Whoop T Whoop' stands as a quintessential example of his early 2010s pop-reggaeton fusion, characterized by its infectious rhythm and high-energy production. The track exemplifies the artist's signature style, blending Latin influences with mainstream American pop sensibilities to create an anthem that dominated radio charts globally. Released during a period of significant commercial success for the artist, the song highlights his ability to craft catchy hooks that appeal to a broad demographic. It remains a staple in his discography, often associated with his work on collaborative projects and his role in popularizing the reggaeton genre in the United States. The recording reflects the vibrant cultural exchange of the era, cementing Pitbull's status as a leading figure in contemporary Latin pop music.