to the windows

to the wall

to the sweat drop down my balls

all these bitches, girl.

That's a wild statement.

First of all, the fact that we were at weddings, bar mitzvahs,

dancing to the song next to our motherfucking parents.

100%.

It's in everything now.

It's at workout classes.

It was everywhere.

It's everywhere.

And by the way, when that song came on in a club, uh-da-uh-da-da-da-da. Like that's, yeah. What does Gen Z have that, you think? Gen Z does not have that. A song where you're like, oh, I must, I don't fuck what you heard. I must get up and move my body. I don't think they have anything like that. By the way, we didn't grow up in this land.

We didn't grow up in this land.

We didn't grow up in like moody music. Yeah. We grew up when motherfuckers were making music for the club. Moving. For moving. Wipe me down. Yeah. When little boozy's wipe me down, you just come on. I would just push you down a staircase to get to the dance floor.

And by the way, no matter if you were white, if you were black, if you were whatever, and, you know, fuck this man because he ain't the nicest man now. But when you heard that, everybody in the club started with B-O-O-S-I-E-B-A-D, B-A-D, that beat, everybody.

Like, of course. Like, and don't get me wrong, Lee. Currently, he can fall off a cliff, but, like, great music.

Oh, 100%. Gorgeous, gorgeous gowns. Yeah. You know? But that was just, like, I feel like

our generation, the rappers weren't trying to prove anything.

The East Coast West Coast thing had already ended.

Yeah, that was like the, we were all like, let's party.

We, we, we, we, people just died.

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