Some Hot Head
2 Live Crew · Sports Weekend
Verse 1: Brother Marquis
I like getting head, 'cause it's so convenient (Huh.)
You can do it any time; you don't have to beat it!
You can get it in the car, or even in the park (Yeah!)
But most head-hunters go out after dark (True.)
There's nothing like a pretty hoe on her knees
Suckin' my D (Yeaaah.) and lickin' my B's
We don't have to take our clothes off to bust a nut
When I pull out my dick, BIIIITCH, pucker up!
And gimme some!
Verse 2: Fresh Kid Ice
Coolin' in a club on a Saturday night
Gettin' fucked up with the boys and feelin' all right (Yeah!)
When I saw this bitch who had to be a winner
And the only thing on my mind was to run up in her
So I got her kind of tipsy with some Sex On The Beach
Then the bitch got hot and she wanted to eat
So, for me to get over, took her straight to the bed (What?)
She got on her knees and gave some good hot head! (Yeah!)
Verse 3: Brother Marquis
Hot head hoes, some white some niggeroes
But I like the ones who suck toes and assholes
With tongues like razors that cut when she licks (Ooh!)
How can I fuck you with a skinless dick? (ha ha ha ha ...)
You take pride in suckin' a good dick
And after I nut, bitch, you better not spit (ha ha ha ha ...)
You're a dirt dobbler, a goop gobbler
You'll fuck Satan for the righteous dollar
So gimme some! (Gimme some!)
Some Hot Head
Some Hot Head stands as a vibrant example of 2 Live Crew's signature comedic hip-hop style, appearing on the album Sports Weekend. The Miami-based trio was renowned for blending explicit lyrical themes with high-energy beats, often pushing the boundaries of traditional rap with their playful and sometimes risqué subject matter. This track captures the group's knack for turning everyday scenarios into infectious, party-ready anthems that defined their era. While the song may not carry the same immediate recognition as their biggest chart-toppers, it reflects the consistent energy and humor that made 2 Live Crew a staple in hip-hop history. The recording showcases their ability to craft catchy hooks and rhythmic flows that resonate with fans of classic 1990s rap. It remains a testament to their enduring influence on the genre and their commitment to delivering fun, accessible music.