[JD](Monica)Uh-huh, oh (Oh)Uh-huh, oh
So So DefTurn it up(I've got to have it)
See this is what it's all about right her
Understand me see my life's real
I don't know about yours
Everything I do is an event(I've got to have it)
Nas, Monica, and me(I've got to have it)
When it comes to my honeys in the strip club (oh)Sumpin' on dubs in the middle of the block
Like whatà? (Whatà?)[Nas](Monica)When you see me with the crispy fade
Icing it out, glowing when the lights is out (hmm)Yo say my name! (Ooh)When you see a Bentley or Ferrari, a Maserati It's probably me (ooh, oh)
Say my name!
When your hear this song bump in the club
When you're chillin' on the corner with your thugs
Say my name!
I make it hot and take your block
Who they wanna be and hate they not
Yo say my name!
When your girl don't call you when you beep her
And you hit it and her thing feel deeper
Say my name!
Pull on her hair, spankin' her rear
While I'm in 'em bitches all I wanna hear is you say my name
Squeeze my gats beef is done
Police come you know the gameDon't say my name
Dipped out crazy, Timbs chicken and gravyQ.
B., Dupri baby1 - [JD] (Monica)When it comes to the clubs packed, Cristal flowin'(I've got to have it)
When it comes to homes plushed out chrome stuck out in traffic(I've got to have it)
When it comes to a neck full of glow
And a check full of O's, you know(I've got to have it)
When it comes to my honeys in the strip clubSumpin' on dubs in the middle of the block
Like whatà? Say my name!(I've got to have it)[Monica]
Gotta have my tied up Iceberg Gucci RolleyBezzled up, bezzled up
Gotta have me a double OWith the six in the front
And the bump-bump in the truck
Gotta have me an escalade
My house is late
A man that keeps my bills paid
My records play every day
What can I say?I've got to have it
Repeat 1[JD]
When you see a black do-rag through the tint Of a black Bent going too fast
Say my name
When you talk about longevity And niggas that know how to keep gettin' that cash
Say my name
When you're sick of your songsSittin' on the right
And wanna know what the top feel like
Say my name
If you wanna know what being hot feel like
And shuttin' down the spot feel like
Say my name!J
D from the home where the bowls get thrown
And the dough get gone real quick like Keep niggas sick like 40 karats and a chain
Foolish ain't ità
Yeah say my name!
Everything you did I've done did double
If you hate to see flash your ass is in trouble
Scram now and don't look back
Cause until I die it's like that
Repeat 1[JD](Monica)
Girl don't you love the way I rock it baby
Girl how I keep it in my pocket
Maybe we can hook up cause you got something I want and(I've got to have it)
Girl don't you love the way I rock it baby
Girl how I keep it in my pocket
Maybe we can hook up cause you got something I want and(I've got to have it)
Oh
Jermaine Dupri Mauldin, known simply as Jermaine Dupri, is an American rapper, record producer, and entrepreneur born in Atlanta, Georgia, on February 23, 1972. Considered one of the most influential producers of the 1990s and the new millennium, Dupri helped define the sonic aesthetic of contemporary hip hop with a sound characterized by catchy melodies, driving rhythms, and funky samples. He has collaborated with prominent artists such as Mariah Carey, Usher, Janet Jackson, Lil Jon, and Ludacris, helping launch the careers of many emerging rappers through his record label So So Def Recordings. Among his most notable successes are "Welcome to Atlanta", "Money Ain't a Thang" (with Jay-Z) and "I Believe I Can Fly" (performed by R. Kelly). Dupri has won numerous awards, including a Grammy Award for his production on "The Boy Is Mine" by Brandy and Monica. In addition to music, Dupri is also a successful entrepreneur with interests in various businesses, including a clothing line and a film production company.
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