What's It Gonna Be
Beyonce Knowles · Other Songs - Beyonce
Hey you whats the deal whats poppin up in here
wanna have a good time just tryna chill
when I couldnt help but notice how you starin at me
ohhh baby your so fine
you deserve my time with your sexy eyes your qualified
so boy why don't cha
baby why wont cha
come and talk to me
[bridge]
ohhh I wanna get closer
ohhh baby lemme show ya
ohhh I see you comin over
makin your move im waitin on you to
ohhh tell me what I wanna hear
ohhh whisper something in my ear
ohhh boy your makin me feel sexy baby we can get up outta here
[chorus]
whats it gonna be boy im watchin you you watchin me
whats it gonna be boy can you feel this chemistry
whats it gonna be boy its so damn crowded we should leave
whats it gonna be boy tell me whats it gonna be
[verse two]
can we take it there
the clubs about to close gimme one more dance and im ready to go
and the djs playin all the same songs and the nights about to end
can meet in the parkin lot find a quiet place where we can talk
to find out more about each other baby can we
[bridge]
ohhh I wanna get closer
ohhh baby lemme show ya
ohhh now that chu came over made your move now tell me what chu wanna do
ohhh tell me what I wanna hear
ohhh whisper something in my ear
ohhh your makin me feel so sexy baby we should get up outta here
chorus
[bridge 2]
(2x)you know im feeling you tonight so lets find another spot to go
so we can get to know each other better
ill go and tell my girls and you go and tell your boys
that we gon be leavin tell me whats it gonna be
chorus 2x
What's It Gonna Be
Released in 2003 as the lead single from Beyoncé's debut solo album, Dangerously In Love, "What's It Gonna Be" established her signature sound blending R&B with hip-hop influences. The track features a distinctive production style that became a hallmark of her early work, characterized by a driving beat and a vocal delivery that balanced vulnerability with confidence. As a pivotal moment in her solo career, the song showcased her ability to craft anthemic pop tracks while maintaining her roots in contemporary R&B. Its success marked a significant transition from her group activities to a solo artist identity, influencing the direction of her subsequent discography and solidifying her status as a leading figure in modern music.

