Sean Paul (Youngbloodz) understood the assignment on Damn

[AlbertPullhoez]

Song probably would've been a hit anyway off the beat and chorus but Sean P set that hoe off and made it a classic track

His second verse went hard too but that opening verse was

 

[Vic Damone. Jr]

Dey callin me

 

[904Lurker]

He should've branched off... he was cold

 

[lowkey0z]

damn near put a hole in the floor when that hook dropped

 

[H. Selassie]

IIRC…the other member of the group, JBo, is cousins with Andre3K.

 

[SoSoSlick]

Billy Deeeee. Third Album was all flames too. Presidential is right up there with this IMO.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

Youngbloodz as rappers was WAAAAY underrated

 

[No Homo]

Might be my fav crunk song from that era.

What a time to be in the clubs

 

[JuvenileHell]

Had the clubs in a chokehold the minute it dropped

 

[Playaz Eyez]

This has to be THE defining Crunk song for that period. 10/10 from the hook to the verses to the video.

If this song were made today, the beat would just drop out of nowhere after “bytch I’m fa sho wit it” and end right after J-Bo’s first verse

 

[Yinny]

Instant blassic

 

[Controversy]

SP floated on this....to me, everyone associates GRODT with 03, but me this song was the start of the South's takeover of hip hop

I'm from Philly, me & my man heard this in summer 03...we gave each other the look like nikka this a banger right here...this song was in rotation 6-8 months straight

I was A-town stomping at college parties all throughout Penn, Temple, Drexel, Millersville, IUP, Kutztown, and West Chester campuses

 

[letti cook]

His verse on 85 was classic too. He had all the tools to go solo. Dope voice, flow...coulda woulda shoulda

 

[HollywoodP]

obligatory

 

[WMG the 2nd]

classic verse without having to be lyrical miracle

"...Okay den"