Bend Over

Lil Jon · Other Songs - Lil Jon

Hook:

Bend Over, won't u pop dat pussy fo me..

Bend Over, won't u pop dat pussy fo me..

Bend Over, won't u pop dat pussy fo me..

Bend Over, won't u pop dat pussy..

Pop dat pussy and shake dat ass..

Pop dat pussy and shake dat ass..

Pop dat pussy and shake dat ass..

Pop dat pussy and shake dat ass.....Ay!!



"LiL' Jon" Verse #1:

Big ol' booty, Make it bounce..

Pop dat pussy, Let it all hang out..

Bend ova, Let me see it..

Go head bitch, Bitch get, get, get it.......Ay!!

One leg up..

Roll wit it, Like a mufuckin' bread truck..

Letcha self go..

Bend ova, Make ya knees touch ya elbows..

Like a mufuckin' freak hoe..

Play wit it, Like a dildo..

Fire hot, Like some chicken wangs......Ay!!

Do da damn thing..

Fuck them hoes, They can't hang..

U can make it sticky gurl..

U's a damn freaky gurl..

Twurk dat thang..

No draws, Muthafuck a g-strAng..



"Hook"



"LiL' Jon" Verse #2:



Walk wit it..

Wha wha, Walk wit it....'3x'

Sha sha, Shake wit it....'2x'

Pla pla, Play wit it....'2x'

Bah bah bah, Back it up....'4x'

Ay!!

Pop dat shit, Pop it....'4x'

Roll dat shit, Roll it, Roll dat shit..

Put a hump in ya back, Get low wit it..

Ay!!

Knee pop, Scrub da ground..

Twurk dat shit, Yeah hoe, Break it down..

Ugh

Wit ya tights and ya boots on..

Titty bop, Work it out, This ya theme song..



"Hook"



"Sean Garrett" Verse #3:

Gotta wind on that thang, Grind on that thang..

Get up on a nigga, Bend over, Let it hang..

Gon' touch ya toes, Show me what u bout..

Make that booty wobble, Gon' head, Work it out..

Arch in ya back, Make ya booty clap..

Throw it on a nigga, Make a nigga throw it back..

Shake it like Beyonce', Shake it like a dog..

Do it wit no hands, From tha windows to tha wall..



"Hook"

Bend Over

Lil Jon's "Bend Over" stands as a quintessential anthem of the mid-2000s hip-hop boom, defined by its infectious bounce and the iconic "Bend Over" hook that became a cultural touchstone. Released during the height of the crunk movement, the track exemplifies the genre's signature blend of aggressive basslines, rapid-fire vocal delivery, and high-energy production designed for club environments. As a cornerstone of Lil Jon's discography, the song reinforced his reputation as the architect of the sound that dominated radio and dance floors across the United States. Its enduring legacy lies in its ability to transcend specific trends, serving as a timeless reference point for the era's vibrant street culture and its subsequent influence on modern trap and hip-hop rhythms.