Hurricane Chris
Chris Dooley Jr. (born February 27, 1988 in Shreveport, Louisiana), better … Read Full Bio ↴Chris Dooley Jr. (born February 27, 1988 in Shreveport, Louisiana), better known by the stage name Hurricane Chris, is an American rapper signed to a joint venture between Sony's J Records and Polo Grounds Music. After releasing the hit single A Bay Bay, which reached #7 on the Billboard 100, he released his debut studio album 51/50 Ratchet in October 2007. His second studio album, Unleashed, was released in 2009 and features the singles Halle Berry (She's Fine) and Headboard featuring Plies and Mario.
The eighteen year old Shreveport native is currently causing quite a commotion down South with his blazing hot Polo Grounds Music/J Records single, "A Bay Bay." According to Hurricane Chris, "A Bay Bay" has its genesis in the namesake of the Ratchet movement’s cornerstone DJ, Hollyhood Bay Bay, who spins at a club called KoKo Pellis. Whenever the DJ would come in the club the crowd would start chanting "hey Bay Bay, hey Bay Bay." After a while the crowd would do the chant whenever the club got ratchet regardless of who was on the wheels of steel. "That became so catchy that I changed it from somebody’s name to a slang ‘A Bay Bay’," says Hurricane Chris. "Now it’s a word, it means fa sho." If you haven't heard Hurricane Chris' "A Bay Bay" then you’re missing out on the hottest club single since Lil Jon's "Bia Bia" or E-40’s "Tell Me When To Go". The song is literally sweeping the nation like an uncontrollable firestorm, reeking havoc on dance floors from the H Town (Houston, Texas) to the ATL (Atlanta, Georgia) and everywhere in between. “Everybody likes ‘A Bay Bay’ because it’s different,” says Hurricane Chris. “It’s real catchy. And it’s something you can say. I bet that its gonna be a baby’s first word because it’s so catchy. It gets stuck in your head the first time you hear it. Everybody [can] relate to it, white folks, black folks, hustlers and thugs.” Produced by veteran North Louisiana producer Phunk Dawg, “A Bay Bay” contains an exotic drum track that is absolutely irresistible. Its swinging bass line explodes like a thunderclap, combining rhythmic strings and a slinky worm sound, which harks back to the golden days of old school Louisiana 70s funk. Mix this with Hurricane Chris’s silky flow, filled with his charming Louisiana drawl and the song’s catchy hook, and you now have the key elements for a smash hit. Look for “A Bay Bay” to be the number one song in ring tones, radio and video before the end of this summer. The untitled album, which will be executive produced by Michael “Mr. Collipark” Crooms will be released by Polo Grounds Music/J Records. Atlanta, Georgia-based producer Mr. Collipark was fascinated by the song and later helped Chris be signed to J Records in 2006, when his major-label debut 51/50 Ratchet was released in October.
The eighteen year old Shreveport native is currently causing quite a commotion down South with his blazing hot Polo Grounds Music/J Records single, "A Bay Bay." According to Hurricane Chris, "A Bay Bay" has its genesis in the namesake of the Ratchet movement’s cornerstone DJ, Hollyhood Bay Bay, who spins at a club called KoKo Pellis. Whenever the DJ would come in the club the crowd would start chanting "hey Bay Bay, hey Bay Bay." After a while the crowd would do the chant whenever the club got ratchet regardless of who was on the wheels of steel. "That became so catchy that I changed it from somebody’s name to a slang ‘A Bay Bay’," says Hurricane Chris. "Now it’s a word, it means fa sho." If you haven't heard Hurricane Chris' "A Bay Bay" then you’re missing out on the hottest club single since Lil Jon's "Bia Bia" or E-40’s "Tell Me When To Go". The song is literally sweeping the nation like an uncontrollable firestorm, reeking havoc on dance floors from the H Town (Houston, Texas) to the ATL (Atlanta, Georgia) and everywhere in between. “Everybody likes ‘A Bay Bay’ because it’s different,” says Hurricane Chris. “It’s real catchy. And it’s something you can say. I bet that its gonna be a baby’s first word because it’s so catchy. It gets stuck in your head the first time you hear it. Everybody [can] relate to it, white folks, black folks, hustlers and thugs.” Produced by veteran North Louisiana producer Phunk Dawg, “A Bay Bay” contains an exotic drum track that is absolutely irresistible. Its swinging bass line explodes like a thunderclap, combining rhythmic strings and a slinky worm sound, which harks back to the golden days of old school Louisiana 70s funk. Mix this with Hurricane Chris’s silky flow, filled with his charming Louisiana drawl and the song’s catchy hook, and you now have the key elements for a smash hit. Look for “A Bay Bay” to be the number one song in ring tones, radio and video before the end of this summer. The untitled album, which will be executive produced by Michael “Mr. Collipark” Crooms will be released by Polo Grounds Music/J Records. Atlanta, Georgia-based producer Mr. Collipark was fascinated by the song and later helped Chris be signed to J Records in 2006, when his major-label debut 51/50 Ratchet was released in October.
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Hurricane Chris Lyrics
A Bay Bay Dis baby doin' everybody say A Bay Bay A Bay Bay,…
A Bay Bay {Extended Radio Mix} Ay bay bay(ay) Ay bay bay(ay) Ay bay bay(ay) Ay bay bay(ay)…
A Bay Bay (Main) Ay Bay Bay(Ay) Ay Bay Bay(Ay) Ay Bay Bay(Ay) Ay…
A Bay Bay feat. The Game Lil Boosie Baby Angie Locc Dis baby doin' everybody say A Bay Bay A Bay Bay,…
Ayy Bay Bay Ay bay bay(ay) Ay bay bay(ay) Ay bay bay(ay) Ay bay bay(ay)…
Bang [Hook: x10] Bang bang bang bang [Verse 1:] Watch me jump ri…
Bay Bay Ay bay bay (ay) Ay bay bay (ay) Ay bay bay (ay) Ay…
Beat In My Beat In My Trunk [Chorus] 15's in the trunk, 4-12's in the…
Do Something Ay, ay, ay Say dis real rite here ya heard me Niggas…
Doin' My Thang Ay ay ay ay ay Hurricane and they hay hay hay…
Getting Money [Intro] Spent a long time comin' They wonder why I act lik…
Halle Berry Bow bow bow Bow bow Bow bow bow Bow bow Bow bow bow Hurrican…
Hand Clap One for the money, Two for the show Clap your hands if…
Headboard Damn I can't believe it's bout morninq oooh ladies this…
Leaving You [Intro] Ay ay ay ay ay hurricane ay ay ay ay…
Momma Intro(nicole wray): I love you momma, love you momma ,…
New Fashion [Verse 1] I'm 18 in a s550 platinum on 22 inches Dem…
Playas Rock [Hook: x2] See this how playas rock If I don't like the…
Ratchet You know you’re ratchet (I ain’t no ratchet) Man (You got…
Section All my bitches drive Beemer Benz I only fuck with nines…
She's Fine Bow bow bow Bow bow Bow bow bow Bow bow Bow bow bow Hurrican…
The Hand Clap One for the money, Two for the show Clap your hands if…
Touch Me Get yo hands out my hair girl... Hurricane! (hurricane!) ban…
Walk Like That [Chorus: x2] Why you walk like that Cause I walk like that I…
You Hear Me? [Talk:] Hurricane Chris, Shawty I'm dat A Bay Bay What? Fu…