Whats up with that goddamn camera nigga what's cracking?
Alright let Snoop through with the Western Union (bitch though)
Damani! Soopafly! Hey Bad Lucc! What's up nigga?

I'd like to welcome the Western Union
Onto this "Blue Carpet Treatment"
Some player partners of mine
And we gon' show y'all this new dance we got

Like this (like this, it's easy to do)
Like this (yeah, it's so easy to do)
Grab a honey, take her to the floor and do it just like this
(You can do it, you can do it just just like this)
You don't have to break it down to the floor (c'mon, yeah)
All you gotta do is keep moving your hands like this
(Like this, you do can do it, you can do it too)
Like this (c'mon, you can do it, you can do it too)
I feel player when I move and dancing to the song
All I wanna do is get my groove on like this

I throw my hands like Marvin
Sorta like James Brown how I "Get Down"
I'm holding my chain so it don't swing
I'm sliding my feet, staying on the beat
I dip low then bring it back slow
If you didn't wanna dance, why you on the flo'?

Damani's on the go and Mr. Lucc on the catch-up
Soopa Doopa behind, and baby this a set-up
Two-step with me, call your girls
I got two ref's with me, they call the game quickly
Big boy smooth, I'm too cool for the runway
Playa of the year, my gear's set for Sunday

Wait right here girl I'm coming back Monday
Slide right in front of me
Get our dance on, Fred Astaire, Faye Dunaway
Eyes on us while we move to the clap
I'm nice with the dance and I'm smooth with the rap
We in the zone with the lights and glamor
Glass full of Patron, the code is grammar

Coat made of panther, excuse me miss
Let me show you how to do it

Like this (like this, it's easy to do)
Like this (yeah, it's so easy to do)
Grab a honey, take her to the floor and do it just like this
(You can do it, you can do it just just like this)
You don't have to break it down to the floor (c'mon, yeah)
All you gotta do is keep moving your hands like this
(Like this, you do can do it, you can do it too)
Like this (c'mon, you can do it, you can do it too)
I feel player when I move and dancing to the song
All I wanna do is get my groove on like this

Let me holla at you baby, come close, it's
Bigg Snoop Dogg, king of the coast, bitch
Walk with me, stay focused
Put it on me little mama, let me see you stroke this
It seems like, the mo' hits
On a slow drift, bubble like a fo'-fifth
And everybody everybody notice
So to cool cool Calvin Broadus
And every woman is a goddess
And every rapper is a artist
Yeah right, you're dead wrong, just sing along
It's Godzilla for reala my nigga, King Kong
Giving niggas the blues
As I'm walking on these fools in my blue suede tennis shoes
I'm two-stepping with my weapon close
On the dance flo' loc, cause you never know
Yeah baby girl, she's strapped, but she cool
'Cause we ain't come, to act no motherfucking fool
We just chilling like a villain, got my hands to the ceiling
And I'm feeling the feeling, come feeling like this

Like this (like this, it's easy to do)
Like this (yeah, it's so easy to do)
Grab a honey, take her to the floor and do it just like this
(You can do it, you can do it just just like this)
You don't have to break it down to the floor (c'mon, yeah)
All you gotta do is keep moving your hands like this
(Like this, you do can do it, you can do it too)
Like this (c'mon, you can do it, you can do it too)
I feel player when I move and dancing to the song
All I wanna do is get my groove on like this

Check it out
I-I know baby girl I know
See, out here in the West
Nah, we don't do that
We don't do the motorcycle dance
We don't do the snap, uh-uh
We do a lil' somethin like this, c'mere
C'mere, you think you can do that with me baby?
Do it just like this, c'mon
Yeah


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