Wee Papa Girl Rappers were a British female rap duo, who found chart succes… Read Full Bio ↴Wee Papa Girl Rappers were a British female rap duo, who found chart success in the late 1980s. They were twin sisters Sandra and Samantha Lawrence.
Originally signed to Jive Records - twin sisters Sandra Lawrence aka Total S and Samantha Lawrence aka T.Y. Tim/Timmie, are best remembered for the single "Wee Rule" - ironically more inspired by reggae and dancehall than rap/hip hop, which reached #6 on the UK Singles Chart in October 1988.[1] Another one of their singles "Heat it Up" - featuring Two Men and a Drum Machine, was a popular dance track which reached #21 on the UK Singles Chart in June 1988.[2] It also featured an acid house/techno style remix from Inner City's Kevin Saunderson which may have contributed to the popularity of the track at the time. They released two albums on Jive Records before splitting up.
The duo got their name "Wee Papa" from the Saint Lucia French Creole expression "Oui Papa" which their father frequently uttered. Their father hailed from the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia.
Discography
Albums
The Beat, the Rhyme, the Noise (Jive, 1988) UK #39
Be Aware (Jive, 1990)
Singles
"Faith" (1988) UK #60
"Heat it Up" (1988) UK #21
"Wee Rule" (1988) UK #6
"Soulmate" (1988) UK #45
"Blow the House Down" (1989) UK #65
"Get in the Groove" (1990)
"The Bump" (1990)
"Best of My Love" (1991)
"Wee are the Girls" (1992)
"Wherever You Go" (1994)
Originally signed to Jive Records - twin sisters Sandra Lawrence aka Total S and Samantha Lawrence aka T.Y. Tim/Timmie, are best remembered for the single "Wee Rule" - ironically more inspired by reggae and dancehall than rap/hip hop, which reached #6 on the UK Singles Chart in October 1988.[1] Another one of their singles "Heat it Up" - featuring Two Men and a Drum Machine, was a popular dance track which reached #21 on the UK Singles Chart in June 1988.[2] It also featured an acid house/techno style remix from Inner City's Kevin Saunderson which may have contributed to the popularity of the track at the time. They released two albums on Jive Records before splitting up.
The duo got their name "Wee Papa" from the Saint Lucia French Creole expression "Oui Papa" which their father frequently uttered. Their father hailed from the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia.
Discography
Albums
The Beat, the Rhyme, the Noise (Jive, 1988) UK #39
Be Aware (Jive, 1990)
Singles
"Faith" (1988) UK #60
"Heat it Up" (1988) UK #21
"Wee Rule" (1988) UK #6
"Soulmate" (1988) UK #45
"Blow the House Down" (1989) UK #65
"Get in the Groove" (1990)
"The Bump" (1990)
"Best of My Love" (1991)
"Wee are the Girls" (1992)
"Wherever You Go" (1994)
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The Beat, The Rhyme, The Noise
Wee Papa Girl Rappers Lyrics
Heat It Up Silkk The Shocker Made Man Get It Up (feat. Snoop Dogg) …
Wee Rule Wee rule Wee papa rule the dance In a brand-new fashion …