Grandma Says (Skit)
Mya · Fear Of Flying (Re-release) [2000]
Mya: Grandma I'm just going to a party
Grandma: You and them parties I'm just tired of them parties
Mya: I'm just trying to have fun
Grandma: look Imma tell u something you need to settle down you need to find
you a man and get married
Mya: I am to young for all that
Grandma: Look Imma tell you something. Listen to grandma. Grandma want some
babys around here. We want you to be out and see everybody pick them little
babys up and hug them and tell them how happy I am. Get u an edumacation. Thats
what u need an edumacation baby you need to get you a B.A.B degree or something
like that. Thats what you need I didnt go to college Im trying to help you. Sit
there hanging out wit them people, sit there smoking all that cronic, drinking
those forties and stuff
Mya: Hold up yall Im commin.
Hold up Im commin
Grandma: you ain't no Snoop Doggy Dog baby
Grandma Says (Skit)
Mya's 'Grandma Says (Skit)' serves as a playful interlude on her 2000 re-release of 'Fear of Flying,' showcasing her signature blend of R&B and hip-hop influences. While the track functions as a comedic break in the album's narrative, it reinforces her ability to balance emotional depth with lighthearted storytelling. Released during the early 2000s, the recording reflects the era's evolving sound, where smooth vocals often complemented rhythmic beats and humorous skits. The song remains a notable example of Mya's versatility, demonstrating her capacity to engage listeners through both musical performance and creative direction. It stands as a testament to her work during a pivotal period in her career, contributing to the broader landscape of contemporary R&B and pop music.