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

[Mr Clean]

people from the A were callin him Ursher, that was Luda's way of paying homage

this song made chicks twerk before twerking was twerking

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

On a side note...

This was the song that was the beginning of the end of NY's dominance in mainstream hiphop/rap.



Anybody who can clearly remember the impact this song had will agree especially whomever lived up here.

this song was officially when the south was on top of the world, matter of fact lil Jon single handily made NYC look outside of 50 and the unit.

 

[Doctor Wily]

this song was officially when the south was on top of the world, matter of fact lil Jon single handily made NYC look outside of 50 and the unit.

Pretty much

Dusty sampling and tired ass boom bap piano/string loops were just tired as hell at the time... regardless of how good the flow and lyrics were.

 

[director_of_bands]

op right song was is and will be TRASH

 

[sporticus]

Yeah is a top Usher song,next to U make me wanna,You don't have to call,nice and slow,just call me a mack.
Lovers and friends not on that level

Those songs are all trash, except maybe Nice & Slow and U Make Me Wanna to an extent. I don't care how much pop crowds ate it up. Annoying, grating music that stupid people like.

Loves and Friends is a classic based on a classic. Maybe that's the only reason it's good. It sampled a true classic song and wasn't made-from-scratch garbage like Yeah.

 

[Jack Trippa 3z company ho]

I hate this song, it got so played out. It got the club going for sure but if I never hear it again it'll be too soon.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

Those songs are all trash, except maybe Nice & Slow and U Make Me Wanna to an extent. I don't care how much pop crowds ate it up. Annoying, grating music that stupid people like.

Loves and Friends is a classic based on a classic. Maybe that's the only reason it's good. It sampled a true classic song and wasn't made-from-scratch garbage like Yeah.

rofl,Lmao WRONG

 

[sporticus]

rofl,Lmao WRONG

You sounding like Trump up in here lol. Wrong! I'm not wrong, these is facts.

Somebody earlier mentioned Get Low. Also trash. Pure, unadulterated, unfiltered dumpster lining.

 

[The Jewnited States]

song had the club going crazy































that said, its still a wack ass irritating played out ass song

 

[mbewane]

As a breh in Europe that grew up on NY HH I wasn't really into the South and crunk etc but when I first heard this song

 

[JustCKing]

One of the biggest songs of the last decade and it still gets parties going. Song is both a negative and a positive for Usher's career though. It was a positive because it ended up being his biggest hit. It is a negative because the song ended up being the type of hit he has yet to re-create. It's that song that takes off in the hood, but snowballs into a cultural phenomenon that's so undeniable that everybody no matter race, age, or background partied to.

 

[the cac mamba]

might be hot garbage, but its still a banger

 

[GreenGrass]

if i remember correctly, Swizz beats was very popular and then something new and fresh came up which was this song. Plus, you had lil jon, usher, and luda. perfect formula even though the song is somewhat wack lol

 

[Taadow]

Bruh...I NEVER EVER EVER liked this song.

This beat, bruh...it used to grate my nerves. It sound like they made it with an airhorn, a kazoo, and threw a triangle in there.

 

[luckyse7enz]

On a side note...

This was the song that was the beginning of the end of NY's dominance in mainstream hiphop/rap.



Anybody who can clearly remember the impact this song had will agree especially whomever lived up here.

This was my 2003-2004 high school football team's theme song. We were spinning the ball and A-Town stomping next to it at every practice.