Million Dollar Mexican
Baby Bash · Other Songs - Baby Bash
who got it huh
young bash
jim johnson
uh oh
shes soo yummy yummy yummy
oh shes sweet as honey
ooh i gotta get some na na, na na
shes so yummy and delicious
oohh her tender kisses
oooh i gotta get some na na, na na
so right now (4x)
out with the old girl
in with the new
tastes so good
lemme get me a scoop
31 flavours aint pampn witchu
and girl i got the munchies
so im stickin witchu
cinnamon spice up in my life
maybe one day you can be my wife (2x)
i cant wait i gotta date ma na na
and my girl got a platinum na na
she smell like chanel with a cucumber melon
and her fashion is dipped in prada prada
i got a boss one on my team
every playboy mansions dream
and she thicker than the sticker
on my winter go geta
cause she break me off that candy cream
chorus
she got a stock full of cakes
and a million dollar waste
when she slid up on my chrome
she said its true runny ray
you as cool as a shade
i sed ya'll wats going on
thats when the na na got wet
and we started the purp
gettn high as a fire escape
she sed i heard from a bird
bout the way you get down
and now im ready with a video tape
i get it was my destiny
to hit that juicy recipe
carmel coated ecstasy
with a whole lotta freaky energy
sweet arzuca on my mind
with a top notch breezie on my line
got a cavity girl all the time
i go down low where the sun dont shine
Million Dollar Mexican
Baby Bash's 'Million Dollar Mexican' stands as a quintessential example of the energetic dancehall and reggae fusion that defined the artist's career. Released during a period where Baby Bash was establishing a signature sound blending Caribbean rhythms with upbeat, party-oriented production, the track exemplifies the genre's characteristic drive and rhythmic complexity. The recording captures the vibrant atmosphere of dancehall culture, featuring a driving beat and vocal delivery that emphasizes the infectious energy typical of the era. As part of Baby Bash's broader discography, the song reflects the artist's ability to craft tracks that resonate within the dancehall community while maintaining a polished, commercial appeal. It remains a notable song in the catalog of works that showcased the intersection of traditional reggae influences and modern dancefloor demands.