This song is iconic.
You can tell how much people loved it by the crowd's reaction after @juviethegreat put on the best Tiny Concert ever.
Crazy part is how much this song inspired future works of art.
1999
"Back That Thang Up" by Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, and Lil Wayne is first released.
Lil Wayne's lyrics, "After you back it up and then stop/then what, what/ drop, drop, drop it like it's hot."
2004
The expression was re-popularized with Snoop Dogg's "Drop It Like It's Hot"
2008
Then again Lil Wayne's verse is repeated on "Lollipop"
2011
Drake sampled a large portion of the song in "Practice"
As the saying goes, "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery."
Takeaway: create the work you're proud to bring into the world. Sometimes this even inspires others to create too.
But the best part of all is how the song made it into @juviethegreat's social bio: "Over 1 Billion Azzes Backed since the 99’-2000"
Legendary.
Had a convo with the JW people who knocked on my door…while wearing one of my pro-abortion shirts…and holding a (empty) bottle of wine. Maybe they’ll pray for me.
I’m no expert, but I think your ex texting you at 4pm saying he loves you and then asking for your help with something is tantamount to a bouquet of red flags.
I remember reading an article about Scharf where, when asked about mandatory covid vaccines, said that “natural immunity” should be an acceptable alternative. So anyway, back to my PTSD from watching people needlessly die during the pandemic.
This race is all about one simple question: are you better off today than you were four years ago?
I spoke with @KVALNews about how I plan to lead Oregon toward a new direction. #orpol