Got Your Money

This song is fantastic.

You know what else would be fantastic? If the people posting these lyrics knew the difference between "your" and "you're".

this is a funny song

Essentially this song theorises the transient nature of ol dirty's relationships and his inability to gain his requisite finances from his gang of wack bitches.

"Got Your Money" is a single by American hip-hop artist Ol' Dirty Bastard, taken from his second full length LP Nigga Please. Both the single and the album were released on Elektra Records in 1999. The song was produced by The Neptunes. It was also the only single released from Nigga Please.

"Got Your Money" features a chorus sung by Kelis, who released her debut album Kaleidoscope a few months after being featured on this single. "Got Your Money" was later released in March 2008 on the Kelis compilation album "The Hits". She plays the part of a prostitute who is employed to ODB and is late paying some of her money. She is delivering his late payment.

The song is initially dedicated exclusively to the world's population of attractive females, until ODB seems to have pangs of guilt for not including ladies who might be considered 'homely' or 'ugly,' so he decides to include them, with the encouraging words, 'to me, you pretty anyway, baby.' The artist begins the song by expressing his harsh disdain for women whom he meets, who initially appear to be interested in him, yet later express a reversal of opinion. He then transitions into a discussion about how women sometimes imply they are carrying one's child, although the DNA tests may not yet have come back conclusively. ODB then expresses some confusion with respect to the morality of the situation, but he is able to remedy this by presenting his Cristal brand of champagne, and urging the patrons to disarm themselves, because ODB does not approve of such violence. Continuing, it appears at first that there is some mutual attraction between “Dirty” (ODB) and the female patrons in the establishment; however, it soon becomes apparent to Dirty that the females only wish to use him for a shot at music video stardom. Despite his knowledge of their ulterior motives, ODB’s primary interest remains focused on dancing, and he tries to perpetuate his image as one who should not be taken lightly. He acknowledges a lack of intellectualism, although he claims that this is superseded by his natural charisma. The females in the establishment start admiring Dirty for his assets, which just causes Dirty to return to the situation at hand: his money. He asks for the females’ assistance in rectifying the situation, and subsequently asks them to expose their nether regions. Dirty finishes off the song with some nonsensical lyrics, that clearly imply his rising anger for the missing money.

The music video for "Got Your Money" samples and references the 1975 blaxploitation film Dolemite The White Stripes once covered the song live in the middle of a rendition of their song “Little Bird”. Say Anything covered this song on Punk Goes Crunk. The Kleptones sampled most of this song in A Night at the Hip Hopera, on the track "Bite". The song is played during the end credits of the 2011 film 30 Minutes or Less.

"God made dirt and dirt bust yo ass"

R.I.P. ODB

"God made dirt and dirt bust yo ass" is like the single greatest line in the history of the written word

This song is a rap classic. Hells yeah.

These 2 lines really do it for me " I don't have no problem with you fucking me But I have a little problem wit you not fucking me" - fucking genious!RIP ODB

Man, I used to listen to this song when I younger... it's the shit, there wasn't anyone like ODB, he was one funny fucker.

R.I.P