Bounce

Iggy Azalea · Reclassified [2014]

Make it bounce



I dont wanna hurt you

But im bout to work, watch you mouth drop real low

Im turning you up, burning the club

Full speed, both feet to the floor, feet to the floor

Dj running the bet once more, time to party

That's all I know

Grab somebody, tell them baby baby baby let's go



Make it bounce

Make it bounce

Make it bounce

Shake it, break it, make it, bounce!

Make it bounce

Make it bounce

Make it bounce

Shake it, break it, make it, bounce!



Oh oh oh oh oh



Make it bounce



Leggy iggy getting them tipsy

Tipping them bro, tell them 50s

Pulling them masks, black card, getting on everyone,

tipping whatever we feeling

We real good, hands to the ceiling

Haste we dizzy, we spin spin

All about money, the nice never ending

We party til morning, tomorrow we kick it



Make it bounce

Make it bounce

Make it bounce

Shake it, break it, make it, bounce!

Make it bounce

Make it bounce

Make it bounce

Shake it, break it, make it, bounce!



Oh oh oh oh oh



Make it bounce



Bet you her down, and shake it

Shake it shake it

Twerk it out,

Dizzy spin, watching my hips



Round round

Shake it, break it, make it, bounce!

It's a celebration

Go go go

Girl shake that thing like you made it

Low low low

Then show the good life you wasting

Pow pow pow

And raid the crowd with amazement

For sure sure sure



Make it bounce

Make it bounce

Make it bounce



Oh oh oh oh oh



Shake it, break it, make it, bounce!

Bounce

Bounce stands as a vibrant highlight from Iggy Azalea's 2014 breakthrough album, Reclassified. The track captures the rapper's signature energetic delivery and confident persona, showcasing her ability to command the dance floor with infectious rhythm. As part of a record that solidified her place in mainstream hip-hop, the song reflects the polished production and bold stylistic choices that defined this era of her career. It complements other standout recordings from the project, contributing to a cohesive body of work that blends pop sensibilities with hard-hitting rap. The recording remains a testament to Azalea's impact on the genre during a period of significant commercial success and widespread recognition.