It's Weekend
Lil Jon · Other Songs - Lil Jon
Rock wit me now
Dance wit me now
Move wit me now
It's the weekend
[Lil' J]
Aiiyo I heard the party packed from the front to the back
We gon' tear the roof off, make the floor collapse
Jump out the Porsche, candy-gloss, hunchback
Slid right in, gave security dap, they know who I be
Don' need no ID, I'm either on the dance floor, or VIP
I stack that cheese, at club 112 lurkin', sippin' on virgin daquiris
That's me, J I'm the one, besides lookin' quiet
Why don' you slide here hun, let your hair down
Lets have some fun, it's the weekend, and the party just begun
[Hook]
To the windows, to the walls
The club is packed so that's all
See my girls and all my doggs
Won't leave till the window's fog
It's the weekend, what you doin'
Get out the house, wanna see you movin'
Gotta get your money right 'cause it's on tonight
Yeah it's the weekend baby
[Lil' J]
Aiiyo Jermaine you should see the way I'm gamin' these dames
I'ma soldier, my boy, six Rovers stay in your lane
Chicks get whippa peeled how I grip the wheel
So fast get whiplash, when the wheels peel
I'm so ghetto but the broads still love me
I never fall off my game never rusty, J make the girls stop and stare
The way the chains swing back and forth like a rockin' chair
It's hot in here, why does the jungle, why does the rumbles in the tunnel
Let's pop in here, from 80 to Club Centuries, to the good bar
Everybody know Lil' J the hottest star
[Hook]
[Lil' J]
When I'm in ATL I'm with JD and them, Da Brat, Bow Wow, JE and them
Westcoast, I'm with Big Snoop and them, Doc Dre, LT, in the coupe with them
In New York, you know I'm with Roc-a-fella
Jay-Z, Beanie, and Bleek in the drop together
When I'm in the Midwest I'm with R. Kelly and them
Rockland, St. Lunatics, Nelly and them
[Hook x2]
It's Weekend
Lil Jon's 'It's Weekend' captures the high-energy essence of his signature crunk sound, blending aggressive beats with his trademark vocal shouts. As a pivotal figure in the genre, Jon helped define the sonic landscape of the early 2000s with his ability to craft infectious, party-ready anthems. This track exemplifies his knack for creating music designed to energize crowds, relying on heavy basslines and rhythmic intensity rather than complex lyrical narratives. The song stands as a testament to his enduring influence on hip-hop and electronic dance music, showcasing his skill in producing recordings that resonate with listeners seeking an immediate, uplifting atmosphere. His work continues to bridge the gap between club culture and mainstream radio, cementing his legacy as a producer who understands the power of a simple, effective groove.

