I still don't get the hype over "Yeah!" (Usher feat Lil Jon & Ludacris)

[Kill Dat Noize]

if you were around during that time you already know how big the song was. easily one of the biggest hits of that year.




i remember i hadn't even heard it and my boy was like "that new usher song with ludacris is crazy"

then finally i heard it...




i didn't get it.

i still don't get it.



how is that not one of the corniest beats of all time?

how is that not one of the corniest HOOKS of all time?

usher adds NOTHING to this song.


"YEAH!"

"YEAH!"








i would say it's probably one of the most overrated hits of all time.

 

[Tflasha]

nikka if you don't getcho " I don't understand the hype"

















lookin ass on somewhere with that bullshyt

 

[Colilluminati]

You don't like women

 

[OfTheCross]

Smfh. Throw this thread to the bushes.

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

usher added nothing to the song


did this song just come on your playlist and you just decide to make a thread about a song that came out 12-13 years ago?

 

[avon barksdale]

Shock thread...get out the house and go get some puzzy and you will see

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

This whole time I just thought the song was wack.

Turns out I might have low testosterone levels and/or an aversion to the opposite sex.

 

[Ziggiy]

You had to be in ATL to FULLY grasp the impact of that song...

1). Lil John was on TOP of the world.

2). The hype for Confessions was really through the roof and Usher hadn't really done a song like Yeah before. It was really something fresh for him as an artist

3). Ludacris was POPPIN at this point. Dude is honestly one of the most underrated "feature" MC's of all time. If you had a "featuring Ludacris" tag on your song it was almost guaranteed he was going to eat you on your own shyt.

 

[blizzard man]

be confused in 2016 about the hype of a popular single that was released 12 years ago brehs

either Ops life is amazing, that he has the time to think about this shyt in 2016

or his life is in shambles and hes driving to a bridge right now to jump off that shyt

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

You had to be in ATL to FULLY grasp the impact of that song...

1). Lil John was on TOP of the world.

2). The hype for Confessions was really through the roof and Usher hadn't really done a song like Yeah before. It was really something fresh for him as an artist

3). Ludacris was POPPIN at this point. Dude is honestly one of the most underrated "feature" MC's of all time. If you had a "featuring Ludacris" tag on your song it was almost guaranteed he was going to eat you on your own shyt.

I know this already, I was in college. I remember the era well. I saw it as usher hopping on the lil jon bandwagon. Ludacris was everywhere

Just think the beat is lazy and wack as fukk. That's not to say there weren't lil Jon beats from that era that were crazy.

 

[SmileyFace]

 

[King Musa]

Breh, Kill Dat Noise.

 

[god shamgod]

Cosign the op.Never liked that song let it burn,bad girl and confessions pt 1

 

[Max Goonberg]

woat lil jon beat woat usher hook and verses. woat fit for a video ( hov inspired button down wit the jacket n jeans)

 

[85 East]

Goes Hella hard in the club. 15 years later and the girls still dance to this track...