Drinking Rum & Redbull

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[Intro:]

(Hik)

Future Fambo (Fambo)

(Hik)

Di drunken master (masta)

Drunk again

(Hik hik)



I'm drinking [x4]



[Chorus: Beenie Man]

I'm drinking rum and Redbull

Hennessy let me heart full

Dem wah me get awful

Like dem on di dancehall get crawful



And a mi rum and Redbull (drink up)

Hennessy let me heart full

Dem wah me get awful

Like dem on di dancehall get crawful



[Verse 1: Fambo]

We start the day with a flask

Cranberry wid ice in a glass

Satellite can't find me mi lost,

Buy mi own a liquor cah mi a mi own boss,

Drink fi drunk that me endorse (oh!)

After the flask den we move to di bar

Tell di bartender di bill a restart

Coconut fi rum mi use wash off mi heart

If you hide an drink then you must get caught



[Chorus: Beenie Man]

I'm drinking rum and Redbull

Hennessy let me heart full

Dem wah me get awful

Like dem on di dancehall get crawful



And a mi rum and Redbull (drink up)

Hennessy let me heart full

Dem wah me get awful

Like dem on di dancehall get crawful



[Verse 2: Fambo]

Yuh wanna know wat I'm drinkin,

Appleton an Pepsi in a mi cup a wah you thinkin

Everyone is a star we live like king pin,

Sometimes mi model wid a fatty or a slim ting,

Nah stop drinkin (Oh!)

How much can you drink? Fill up mi cup an let me think,

Pure sexy gyal a gimme wink,

Put her in di car well tint

Moses a express himself to people pon di ink



[Chorus: Beenie Man]

Ru-Ru-Ru-Rum and Redbull

Hennessy let me heart full

Dem wah me get awful

Like dem on it dancehall get crawful



And a mi rum and redbull (drink up)

Hennessy let me heart full (how much can you drink)

Dem wah me get a full

Like dem on it dancehall get cup full



Ru-Rum and Redbull

Hennessy let me heart full

Dem wah me get awful

Like dem on it dancehall get crawful



And a mi rum and Redbull

Hennessy let me heart full

Dem wah me get awful

Like dem on it dancehall get crawful

Drinking Rum & Redbull

Beenie Man’s 'Drinking Rum & Redbull' captures the high-energy, dancehall-infused vibe that defined his late 1990s and early 2000s output. With its infectious rhythm and signature vocal cadence, the track exemplifies the genre’s fusion of reggae roots and electronic production. While not tied to a specific album, it’s part of Beenie Man’s prolific discography, which helped popularize dancehall globally. The song’s title reflects the hedonistic, party-centric themes common in his work, often blending Caribbean culture with urban street narratives. It remains a staple in dancehall playlists and a testament to his enduring influence on the genre’s evolution.