Sweat

JoJo · Other Songs - JoJo

Whoo!

Ooh whee baby

Got my breathing

You gon' make me (fall out)

Up in here this evening

Oh whoa



[Chorus:]

You got that something that I wanna know

I'm heating up I'm bout to lose control

It feels so good I think I'll let it go

Say somethin to me before I close the door

Now hold up baby, got me open

Ain't the one to roll up

Not one for approaching, but uh I'm feelin something I ain't never felt

It's gettin harder to control myself

I wouldn't do this for nobody else

But this is somethin I can't help



[Speaking:]

I don't normally do this but do this but -

Boy you make me sweat



(Yeah yeah) please excuse the tone

(Yeah yeah) but tell me what cologne

(Yeah yeah) it is that you got on

Cause it's makin me wanna bite ya



[Chorus:]

You got that something that I wanna know

I'm heating up I'm bout to lose control (lose it)

It feels so good I think I'll let it go (let it go!)

Say somethin to me before I close the door

Now hold up baby, got me open

Ain't the one to roll up

Not one for approaching, but uh I'm feelin something I ain't never felt

It's gettin harder to control myself

I wouldn't do this for nobody else

But this is somethin I can't help



I don't normally do this but

Boy you make me sweat

Yeah there's just somethin about you

Boy you make me sweat

Yeah yeah yeah

Whoo

Sweat - JoJo

JoJo's "Sweat" stands as a defining track from the early 2000s, capturing the raw energy and rhythmic precision of the Eurodance genre. Released during a period where the artist was establishing a signature sound that blended catchy hooks with driving beats, the song exemplifies the polished production typical of the era's mainstream pop landscape. As part of JoJo's broader discography, the track showcases the artist's ability to craft anthemic melodies that resonated globally, contributing to a catalog known for its high-energy performances and commercial appeal. The recording reflects the specific musical context of the mid-2000s, where dance-oriented pop dominated charts and radio airwaves, cementing JoJo's status as a key figure in the genre's evolution.