Jazzy Belle
OutKast
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Oh yes I love her like Egyptian, want a description? My royal highness So many plusses when I bust that there can’t be no minus Went from yelling crickets and crows Bitches and hoes to queen thangs Over the years I been up on my toes and yes I seen thangs Like Kilroy, chill boi because them folks might think you soft Talking like that man f*ck them niggas I’m going off And coming right back like boomerangs when you throw em With these old ghetto poems Thinking it's better for em When they can let they thumb down from hitch hiking Inviting niggas into the temple they call the body Now everybody got it, had it, talked about it amongst they friends Coming around my crew looking Jazzy, wanna pretend Like you Ms. Goody Four-Shoes Even Bo knew that you got poked Like acupuncture patients While our nation is a boat, straight sinking I hate thinking that these the future mommas of our chill'un They fucking a different nigga every time They get the feeling to I’m willing to go the extra kilo-meter Just to see my señorita get her pillow On the side of my bed where no good ever stay House and doctor was the games we used to play But now it’s real Jazzy Belle See what if you was a playa, real playa not no flaw Having the very best of life lots of steak and Perignon Smoking an ounce of weed and every single day was personal FreakNik Freaking these hoes in Polo clothes, life as you conceived it But your conception, deception, looking into your eyes I see You weapon and it’s depressing They're digging up in your thighs Leaving deposits keep your closets open knocking your boots and drawers Hoping to get you sprung like bail-bonds Steadily calling me Antwan Cause you thinking that you my lady bitch don’t play me cause you’re janky I wanted to hit that ass but me and the Goodie we got danky So thank thee, for running that Southerplayalistic game You was the only one to blame A nigga don’t even know your name It’s a shame, you cracking em up and fucking a nigga like 2Pac up I’m leaving these foes to be the flowers and wake don’t get me see I gotta be feeding my daughter Teach her to be that Natural Woman Cause you’ll be Waiting to Exhale while you other hoes be Dumb and Dumber, yeah you know what I’m saying See me and ol' girl, in the black on black 'Llac no star Windows are tinted so that no one knows who us are Talk bad about her nigga guaranteed to snap like bra Strap, sticking together like grandma and grandpa-pa In this dog-eat-dog world Kitty cats be scratching on my Furry coat to curl Up with me and my bowl of kibbles and bits I want to earl Cause most of the girls that we was liking in high school Now they dykeing Having no mercy for the disrespect-ful ones, some Be hanging around the crew looking for funds, dumb Deaf and fine, they be asking me all about mine How she doing how she be I know she’s sipping that wine Behind my back they squawk like vultures Off and On like Trends of Cultures baby Hey he, faking it like these sculptured nails But they can go to hell and lay with Lucifer Cause they burning anyway, Big Boi user and abuser
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Written by: ANDRE BENJAMIN, ANTWAN PATTON, PATRICK BROWN, RAYMON MURRAY, RICO WADE
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26 facts about this song
Artist Legacy"Jazzy Belle" is a song by OutKast, an American hip-hop duo composed of Andre 3000 and Big Boi. They are known to have influenced the landscape of hip-hop with their unique style and substance.
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Album & Release YearThe song was featured on the duo's second album, "ATLiens," released in 1996, which helped solidify OutKast's position in the hip-hop scene.
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Charts and Rankings"Jazzy Belle" reached number 52 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. While it wasn't their biggest hit, it still maintained popularity within their fan base.
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Song MeaningIn "Jazzy Belle", OutKast addresses the issue of mistreatment and underappreciation of women in society, which was a fairly progressive theme for a hip-hop song in the mid-'90s.
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Video DirectionThe music video for "Jazzy Belle" was directed by Hype Williams, a well-known music video director who has worked with many significant 90s hip-hop and R&B artists.
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RemixA remix of "Jazzy Belle" featuring Babyface was also released as a single.
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Influence"Jazzy Belle" helped pave the way for a more introspective and conscious style of hip-hop that OutKast continued to explore in their future albums.
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Lyric StyleAndre 3000 and Big Boi's contrasting rap styles come to the forefront in this song; Andre's more abstract, metaphorical approach pairs interestingly with Big Boi's more direct, grounded style.
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Critical Reception"Jazzy Belle" along with the "ATLiens," album, received a warm reception from critics. The duo's creative energy and progressive themes were praised.
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Live PerformancesThe song has had notable performances, including gigs on the duo's tour, further adding to its popularity.
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Productive LongevityDespite not having achieved mainstream popularity the song "Jazzy Belle" gradually became an underground classic in the hip-hop community, showing OutKast's ability to produce impactful music that stands the test of time.
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Formation"Jazzy Belle" is a song by the American hip-hop duo OutKast, made up of Andre 3000 and Big Boi.
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Album ContributionThe song is from the duo's second studio album, "ATLiens," released in 1996.
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Music Style"Jazzy Belle" showcases OutKast's signature Southern hip-hop style blended with jazzy and funky elements, which set them apart in the rap genre.
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Chart PerformanceDespite not topping the charts, "Jazzy Belle" performed well and reached number 52 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
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Music Video DirectionHype Williams, a famous Music Video director, who has partnered with several high-profile artists, directed the official music video for "Jazzy Belle".
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VariationsBesides the original version included in "ATLiens", a remix of "Jazzy Belle" was also created by the famed producer “Diamond D”, and it received critical acclaim equally.
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Song Topic"Jazzy Belle" is known for its lyrics that explore themes of relationships, love, and the duo's personal reflections.
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Critical AcclaimThe song received positive reviews from music critics with many praising it for its introspective lyrics and unique sound.
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Cultural ImpactAlong with other songs by OutKast, "Jazzy Belle" helped expose the Southern hip hop scene to a wider audience.
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Vinyl ReleaseThe single "Jazzy Belle" was later released on vinyl in 1997, which included both the original and the remixed version by Diamond D.
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InfluenceThe song is often cited as an influence by various modern hip-hop artists who appreciate the duo's lyrical style and innovative sound.
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Live PerformancesAlthough OutKast typically performed more well-known hits during live concerts, "Jazzy Belle" was occasionally added to their set list, much to the delight of fans.
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Song TitleThe title "Jazzy Belle" is considered to be a tribute to the group's Southern roots, as "Belle" is a term often used in the South to describe a charming and attractive woman.
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Alternate VersionsThe album "ATLiens" contains two different versions of the song "Jazzy Belle"; one is the classic album version and another is the 'Swift C's Remix'.
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LongevityEven after several years since its release, "Jazzy Belle" continues to receive radio airtime and has been streamed millions of times on various music platforms.
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