(feat. Big Poppa of Ratchet City)
Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay
Now turn me up a little
Move
Now turn me up a lil
Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Booom
Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Booom
Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Booom
Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Bom, Booom
[Chorus:]
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Now Rick James wit it
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
One for the money,
Two for the show
Clap your hands if you've got a bankroll
One for the money,
Two for the show
Clap your hands if your money don't fold
[Verse 1:]
Get me get that hand clap
Let me get that hand clap, clap
They pull me out the club cuz I ain't know how to act
But I ain't really trippin'
We finna sneak through the back
And I got some like a grenade for them haters who wanna jack
(Whooo-Whooo)
And we going in my clique
Yeah I'm shining like a light
I get them diamonds on my wrist
Let me get a hand clap, hand clap
Lil momma breath stank so I told her bad back
And payin' me some water so I can roll harder
Slam on tha hater, like my name Vince Carter
They looking at me crazy cuz I bounce around the club
But I keep clapping my hands like I'm tryin' to kill a bug
Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream
Ain't nobody in the club finna like me
Plus I gotta clique ofGorillas in black tees
Make the whole club clap like it sum kind of disease
[Chorus:]
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Now Rick James wit it
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
One for the money,
Two for the show
Clap your hands if you've got a bankroll
One for the money,
Two for the show
Clap your hands if your money don't fold
[Verse 2:]
Well I hope you ain't tired of clapping your hands
Cuz we just got in the club
I spent 75 dollars on this shirt just for the club
Hell naw! I ain't leaving!
Let's take the VIP with them chicks and get freaky
Lil momma don't believe me
I showed her, I showed her
I beat it out the frame,
I told her I'm a beast
And lil momma I'm Hurricane
And now 50 want
50 staters shining on haters
Jumping, stomping, hanging, clapping, knocking over the tables
In a club, we get ratted until we faint
Yeah I'm stunting in his face cuz I got a big bank
Like big bank, hang
Cuz my money don't fold
Open up and blind them with a mouth full of gold
Let me get a hand clap
If you got that Hollaback
And now I'm on my mind
I think I need to be slapped
Let me get a hand clap
If you got that Hollaback
And now I'm on my mind
I think I need to be slapped
Like that...
[Chorus:]
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Now Rick James wit it
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
One for the money,
Two for the show
Clap your hands if you've got a bankroll
One for the money,
Two for the show
Clap your hands if your money don't fold
[Verse 3:]
Now drop that beat
Turn it up
That's too loud, mayne
Turn it down
Now turn it back up
Put your hands up and make em' clap
Cuz now we yawning
If you wake, we make your hand clap
Just stay at home
You got a pocket full of money (ahhh)
Oohh that's wazzup
Let me catch you by the bathroom
You gone get snuck
I rock that E-A-S-E-C-G
I'm Hurricane
And I'm S-O-U-T-H-S-I-D-E
It's what I claim
And let me see you put your arm up
And Rick James
I get to clapping my hand like I'm finna going insane
Lil momma wanna marry me
Just give me sum brain
I'm gripping, gripping the grain
Let me see you Rick James
One for the, one for the money
Two for the show
All ya'll haters better slow your roll
Or you ain't gotta chill
I can make you chill at the backstop
So security wont trip
They'll think I'm doing the hand clap
[Chorus:]
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Now Rick James wit it
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
Give me that hand clap
(Let me get that hand clap)
One for the money,
Two for the show
Clap your hands if you've got a bankroll
One for the money,
Two for the show
Clap your hands if your money don't fold
Hurricane Chris, cuyo nombre real es Christopher Dooley Jr., es un rapero estadounidense nacido en Lake Charles, Louisiana, en 1987. Consiguió la fama en 2007 con su sencillo "A Bay Bay", que dominó las listas de éxitos estadounidenses y le valió una nominación al premio Grammy. El tema, caracterizado por su ritmo contagioso y letras simples pero efectivas, se convirtió en un himno de la cultura hip-hop a principios de los años 2000. Después del éxito inicial, Chris continuó lanzando música, colaborando con artistas como Lil Wayne y T-Pain. Entre sus álbumes más notables se encuentra "Hurricane Chris" (2007), que además del sencillo exitoso también incluye canciones como "Halle Berry" e "I'm a G". Aunque no ha alcanzado el mismo nivel de popularidad que su debut, Hurricane Chris sigue siendo un artista reconocido en el panorama hip-hop estadounidense.
Desde los primeros días del cine, la música ha sido una parte esencial de la experiencia cinematográfica. La música en películas puede crear emociones, realzar escenas, y transportar a los espectadores a mundos imaginarios.
El 22 de agosto es un día especial para los fanáticos de la música en todo el mundo, ya que marca el cumpleaños de una de las estrellas pop más brillantes y talentosas de nuestra época: Dua Lipa
El Caribe, esa región de belleza paradisíaca y diversidad cultural, es también la cuna de algunos de los géneros musicales más emocionantes y entrañables del mundo.
En un movimiento que sacudió la industria musical, Universal Music Group ha anunciado recientemente la adquisición de Chabaka Music
La música es un lenguaje universal que trasciende barreras culturales y lingüísticas. Puede emocionarnos, inspirarnos y, lo que es más importante, ayudarnos a aprender un nuevo idioma de una manera divertida y efectiva.
Madrid ofrece una amplia gama de géneros musicales que deleitan a lugareños y visitantes por igual. Con una escena musical diversa y vibrante, Madrid es un destino imprescindible para los amantes de la música.
La Music Session 53 fue un evento musical que reunió a varios artistas reconocidos de la música latina en el año 2018. Entre ellos, destacaron Shakira y Gerard Piqué, quienes realizaron una presentación memorable que dejó al público emocionado y maravillado.
Afinar una guitarra es importante para poder tocar correctamente y para que los acordes suenen bien.
La catalana amante de los ritmos andaluces por fin está a punto de volver. Dos años y medio después de su último disco "El mal querer" en 2018, con el que ganó los Grammy, Rosalía vuelve a la escena.
Nathaniel Rateliff
Jandek
Brooke Ramel
Kareem Salama
Every Day Life
Sean Brown
Yuna Ito
Viking
Down
Houston Calls
Sean Garrett
David Bromberg