Do It Like Dat

Soulja Boy · Other Songs - Soulja Boy

Chorus: x2]

Hold up wait a minute shawty bring it back, Wind me up, do it do it like that



[Verse 1:]

Put that dick up in that hoe, fuck that bitch like you mad at her,

if her pussy stank oh man throw a rag at her

[?]

Oh i think they like it when she on a handstand

But She to riped,bust em outside,

found me a blockhed to do me while i drive

Took her to the room, showed her no slack,[?]then i broke the bitch back

And she can do it do it do it, plus she got that bubblegum and she know how to chew it

I make her lean wit it, i make her rock wit it, gon head girl do dat pop wit it



[Chorus x2]



[Verse 2:]

Hold on, hold on(hey herre I Go) Souja gon do yo shuffle and jig on dat hoe(HEY)

I saw her tattoo, I pulled her by her shirt and then ohhhhh do it!!!!

Get up on that thang and shke ya laffy taffy hoe, if u aint gon dance what the hell you at the party fo

Now quiet down, let cha boy get in his stance, (SQUAD HOLD YA BOY UP!)

while i do it with no hand, i get a little crunk, and yep, she like that, crank that shuffle up, hold on i'll be

Right Back, and she like the way my team hit it, dun, dun dun, oh, gon head shawty lean wit it.



[Chorus x2]



[Verse 3:]

Now u can do it like that, or you can do it like this, bend ya knees, rock ya hips, gon do it with a twist

Now pause, take a picture for the camera phone, now do it do it do it with a clean ass fit

Now lean to the left, and jig to the right, I aint gotta be Crunk just to make that beat look tight now watch me do it

wat me do, now do the matrix, and put cha back into it, do the shoulda motion, do the shoulda lean, hold on hold on stop

look at shawty in dem jeans, if she jukin me, u know she'll juke the whole team,vada A in the buildin know wati mean



[Chorus x2]

Do It Like Dat

Released in 2007, "Do It Like Dat" by Soulja Boy Tell 'em became a defining anthem of the mid-2000s hip-hop scene. The track's infectious rhythm and catchy chorus propelled it to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, establishing Soulja Boy as a major commercial force. As a quintessential example of the era's trap-influenced pop-rap, the recording blends catchy hooks with a distinct vocal delivery that resonated with a global audience. Its success marked a pivotal moment in the artist's career, showcasing his ability to craft radio-friendly hits that dominated charts worldwide. The song remains a cultural touchstone, frequently referenced in media and memes, cementing its legacy as one of the most recognizable singles of the late 2000s.