Get Off Me
Ludacris · Back For The First Time
What What What What What What What What
I I I I I I I I
Pastor Troy
Ok Come On What
Ludacris And Pastor Troy
What What What What What What What What
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oohhhh
Chorus
Ludacris
Get Off Me But I'm On You All Day
Get Off Me I Don't Think You Wanna Play
Repeat 2x
Ludacris
You Wanna Rush Me You Can't Touch Me Trust Me
'cuz You Weigh Too Dusty And Rusty And Busted
Pastor Troy
You Betta' Shop That Make You Pop Up From Lock Up
But You Tell Your Folks To Hold You're Jack Up To Back Up To Back Up
Ludacris
I'm Ready So Sit Down Or Go Ta' Your Room
Pastor Troy
It Ain't Nothinnnnn'
Ludacris
A A Watch Out Watch Out Boom
Call Me The Hit Man 'cuz I Make You Wanna Call Time Out
Then I Make Your Mom Cry Out When I Take Your Ho Fine Out
Then Watch Me Take Ya' And Fake Ya' And Shake Ya' And Break Ya'
And See You On Holdddddd Until You Make Her
Pastor Troy
You Should Give Up Now For Talkin' Shit Like That
But Then You Noting You Garbage You Betta' Watch Ya' Back
Chorus
Pastor Troy
Ok Ok Now
It's The Pastor Her Showin' My Move
Ludacris
Up In That 2000 Excursion
Pastor Troy
Ridein' On 22's
I Hear Da' Boom
Ludacris
But Booms Just Get More Crunk
Pastor Troy
It's The Dsgb Foreva'
Ludacris
We Ridein' On Pump
Pastor Troy
I Stuck Or Did I Fake Punk I'm In Dea Un Huh
I Think I Take A
Or You Can Pretend To Be Homey
Ludacris
As Soon They Get Off Me
Chorus
Repeat 2x
Get Off Me
Ludacris delivers a high-energy performance on "Get Off Me," a standout track from his 2001 breakthrough album, Back For The First Time. This recording captures the artist at a pivotal moment in his career, showcasing the aggressive Southern hip-hop style that would define his early discography. The song exemplifies the dynamic flow and commanding presence that established Ludacris as a major force in the genre during the early 2000s. As part of an album that also features the hit "Southern Hospitality," this work highlights his ability to craft infectious rhythms and assertive verses. The track remains a significant song in his catalogue, reflecting the raw energy and regional pride that characterized his rise to mainstream prominence.