Get On The Floor (feat. Oobie)
Pitbull · M.I.A.M.I. [2004]
Get Yo Ass on the floor
Girl you betta
Stop Stop Playin
Bitch what u waitn for
Get Yo Ass On the floor
[Verse 1]
You know that night was good
when you wake up in the mornin with that cloudy piss
you know how i do work
give me the Vodka skip the Criss
Im at the bar feelin 50 takin bout 9 shots
I got like 9 broads takin them with me
why stop?
now Im bouncin from broad to broad
my thang be thick from wall to wall
I've read the book
but its like i mastered the art of war
so if anybody thinks they can take advantage
cuz i had a couple of drinks
think again
I'll have you like Kanye West
with a brand new jaw and a metal chin
[Chorus]
Get Yo Ass on the floor
Girl you betta
Stop Stop Playin
Bitch what u waitn for
Get Yo Ass On the floor
[Verse 2]
Scuse me
Im takin over
im sick like ebola
I don't know what they told ya
but bitch this chicos a solja
get the cripp and roll up
or drop the E and roll out
most of these bustas fold up when its time to thug out
ima take it to the club
where them freaks be takin it off and backin it up
ima make it so hot that when these mamis walk in
they ready to fuck
Every (every)
body(body)
listen (listen)
closely cuz ima do what has never been done
the games been fucked but it's never been sprung
[Chorus]
Get Yo Ass on the floor
Girl you betta
Stop Stop Playin
Bitch what u waitn for
Get Yo Ass On the floor
Get On The Floor (feat. Oobie)
Get On The Floor stands as a vibrant song in Pitbull's early discography, appearing on his 2004 debut album M.I.A.M.I. The track captures the energetic essence of Miami bass and hip-hop that defined the artist's initial rise. Featuring Oobie, the recording showcases Pitbull's signature high-octane delivery and party-centric themes before he achieved global superstardom. This song reflects the local sound of South Florida, blending rhythmic percussion with catchy hooks designed for dancefloors. As part of his foundational body of work, it highlights the artist's ability to craft infectious pop-rap anthems that resonate with audiences seeking upbeat entertainment. The collaboration underscores the collaborative spirit often found in his recordings, establishing a template for the energetic, club-ready tracks that would later dominate his extensive catalogue.