Okay (feat. Trina)
Pitbull · International Takeover: Mr. 305 Featuring Pitbull & Friends [2013]
I like to mess with ladies, that can get down
Now baby if you're willing, go ahead and break it down
Everybody say
Oh mama I miss that grind
Oh mama I miss that sweetie
Oh mama I miss that, hold me down
Go ahead and say okay
Everybody say
Aha, okay, what's up, shut up
All my rider guys get up
Get that work, whip it
Keep that work, ship it
Keep that fire, clip it
Ride this dick, rip it
Keep that Vodka, sip it
Now she tipsy tripping, talking about she want it
Talking about I need a real woman
She wanna give it to me
And I'm like, give it to me
She say, I don't play and I say, yeah, okay
Everybody say
Oh mama I miss that grind
Oh mama I miss that sweetie
Oh mama I miss that, hold me down
Go ahead and say okay
Everybody say
[Trina]
Aha, okay, what's up, shut up
Big money ballers, get up
You know ...
When the internet bow, ready for a down low
Do it like R. Kelly on the down low
I seen it, done it, lived it
We say it, we mean it, rapping , you let me know
I triple beam it, beam it
I'm that ride or die, baby's bitch, 305
He say he don't play, I say, yeah, okay
[Pitbull]
Everybody say
Oh mama I miss that grind
Oh mama I miss that sweetie
Oh mama I miss that, hold me down
Go ahead and say okay
Everybody say
Okay (feat. Trina)
Pitbull's 'Okay' features a dynamic collaboration with Trina, blending his signature Latin-infused pop-rock energy with her sharp, rhythmic rap delivery. Released on the 2013 compilation 'International Takeover: Mr. 305 Featuring Pitbull & Friends,' the track exemplifies the artist's ability to fuse diverse musical styles into a high-energy anthem. The recording captures the vibrant atmosphere of early 2010s pop-rap, characterized by driving beats and Pitbull's charismatic vocal performance. Featuring Trina adds a layer of street credibility and rhythmic complexity that complements Pitbull's melodic approach. This song reflects the era's trend of cross-genre partnerships, showcasing Pitbull's versatility as a producer and performer while highlighting Trina's impact on the hip-hop landscape. The track remains a staple of his discography, illustrating his commitment to creating infectious, globally appealing music.