Final Warning
Ginuwine · 100% Ginuwine [1999]
Ooh who keep calling you? (who me)
Boy I ain't scared of you no no
You see I got your number
Tell me who you snuck and
Gave your number to
(Ginuwine:)
Ooh your tripin' now
(See you trippin')
Girl quit fussin' now
No you can't go
Jumpin to conclusions
It's ringin'
But that doesn't mean I've been cheatin
Does it?
CHORUS:
Not right now I'm busy
Call me in the morning
Whoa-whoa-ao-ao
Your telephone's awful busy
They keep callin' in the morning
Whoa-whoa-ao-ao
That was your final warning
Don't call me in the morning
Whoa-whoa-ao-ao
(Aaliyah:)
Who keeps buggin' you? (who me)
Or who's been lovin' you?
Tell me
Are you..."Are You That Somebody?"
Or is it you've been lovin'
On somebody else
(Ginuwine:)
Woo what the hell
You talkin' 'bout?
And could you put
That finger down
I'm always gon be the "Same Ol' G"
Are you leaving or stayin' with me?
Tell me
Repeat chorus
(Aaliyah:)
Someone keeps
Buggin' you, tell me
(interlude)
Repeat chorus to fade
Final Warning - Ginuwine
Released on the 1999 album 100% Ginuwine, "Final Warning" stands as a defining track in Ginuwine's early career, blending R&B sensibilities with hip-hop influences that characterized the late nineties. The song features a distinctive production style and vocal delivery that highlighted his ability to navigate the evolving sounds of the era while maintaining a signature smoothness. As a key component of his debut studio work, the recording helped establish his reputation as a versatile artist capable of delivering both melodic hooks and rhythmic complexity. It remains a notable example of the genre's evolution during that period, reflecting the collaborative spirit and sonic experimentation common among artists of his generation. The track continues to be recognized for its enduring appeal within the R&B and hip-hop communities.