My Style
ºÚÑÛ¶¹¶¹Black Eyed Peas Lyrics

Lord have mercy
Expression used to convey shock or disbelief

I know that you like my style
Confident statement that the singer's fashion sense is appealing to the listener

You came here to turn you out
Suggesting that the event is intended to be exciting and energetic

Everybody in the place get wild
Encouragement for the crowd to let loose and have a good time

So what you sayin'
Asking for clarification or confirmation of the listener's response

What's up what's up with you girl
Friendly greeting to a female listener

What's up what's up with you boy
Friendly greeting to a male listener

Don't jock, don't jock, baby don't jock me
Asking the listener to not imitate or copy the artist

I drop the hotness, baby watch me
Confident boast of the artist's impressive skills

You can't, you can't, no you can't stop me
Declaring that the artist is unstoppable in their endeavors

And when I spit it trying out at z rocks me
Implying that the singer's talent is well received and respected

Got my style trademark with the copy
Asserting ownership of the artist's unique fashion sense

Rights, you know my style is not chip
Claiming that the singer's style is not cheap or low-quality

Right, so don't cock-block me
Asking others to not hinder or obstruct the singer's efforts

You like my style when I'm whiling out with my gang
Saying that the listener appreciates the singer's fashion sense when they are having fun with friends

And I gain my fame from doing my damn thing
Implying that the artist's reputation was earned through their hard work and dedication

On a mic and I turn the stage like propane
Boast of the artist's ability to electrify the crowd with their performance

And I bang them thangs like a love em man
Metaphor for the singer's ability to captivate the audience

Our style lined up when we team up
Suggesting synergy and cohesion in the group's fashion sense when they collaborate

Jt and bep sold the scene up
Implying that the artists' fashion choices are setting the trend or standard for others to follow

Cali to Tennessee and in between 'em
Listing the regions where the group's fashion sense is influential

We the hottest in the biz turn our beat up
Proud boast that the group is the best in the industry and that their fashion sense complements their music

We be rolling four hummers and a Beama'
Implying that the group's wealth and success are reflected in their choice of luxury vehicles

With sunset off the chi cantina
Describing a specific location or restaurant that the group frequents

Stepped out looking fresh and clean-ah
Indicating that the group dresses and presents themselves in a stylish manner

Paparazzi put me in any magazine-ah
Referring to the group's celebrity status and constant media attention

I got eight million ways to rockin' like this
Saying that the singer has countless ways to be stylish and fashionable

And ain't nobody drop their styles like this (this)
Boasting uniqueness and creativity in the artist's fashion sense

I'm a give it to you like that and like this
Asserting that the artist will continue to impress and innovate with their fashion choices

And my momma always told me 'my baby's a genius'
Humorous and exaggerated expression of parental pride

Te gusta mi estilo (estilo)
Speaking in Spanish to assert cultural identity and appeal to a diverse audience

Dile a tu tia y tu tio (tio)
Encouraging the listener to spread the word about the group's fashion sense and music to their family

A ir biene jimmy with the lingo (lingo)
Not entirely clear, possibly a reference to a slang term or nickname for someone in the group

I like to keep my style on singo (singo)
Preferring to maintain a consistent and distinctive fashion sense

Baby you can call me mijo (mijo)
Endearment term in Spanish, suggesting that the listener is closely connected to the singer

I make you say 'adios, mijo'
Playful expression indicating that the artist is so impressive, they leave a lasting impression on the listener

Dude trying at church domingo
Not entirely clear, possibly referring to someone who is not as fashionable as the singer (church is usually a formal and conservative setting)

I make it hot for you if it's frijo
Implying that the singer's fashion sense can add excitement and interest to any situation

It feels like something's heating up
Indicating that the atmosphere is becoming more energetic and stimulating

Timbaland on the drum-drum he's beatin' up
Not entirely clear, possibly referring to a collaborator or producer making music for the group

Black eyed peas, there's no defeating us
Boasting that the group is unbeatable and invincible in the industry

Jt, he's rocking a beat with us
Acknowledging Justin Timberlake's contribution to the group's music and style

Them freaks, they want to freak with us
Suggesting that the group's music and style can attract wild and unconventional individuals

After the spot they tryin' to meet with us
Implying that the group's social status and style attract admirers

They know our style is fabulous
Asserting that the group's fashion sense is outstanding and impressive

Off the hook our style ridiculous
Using slang expressions to emphasize the remarkable and unconventional nature of the group's fashion sense

Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba
Inarticulate vocalizations used for emphasis or rhythm

What's up, what's up with you girl
Repeating the friendly greeting to the female listener

What's up, what's up with you boy
Repeating the friendly greeting to the male listener

Let me tell ya
Signal that the singer is about to reveal important information or express a strong opinion

I've been gone for a while
Acknowledging that the group has been absent from the public eye for some time

But I'm back with a brand new style
Asserting that the group is returning with a fresh and innovative fashion sense

Timbo (timbo)
Nickname or abbreviation for music producer Timbaland

Black eyed peas (black eyed peas)
Repeating the group name for emphasis

J-T (that's me)
Abbreviation for Justin Timberlake's name, indicating his presence in the song

And we out baby (out baby)
Expression indicating that the group is leaving or ending their performance

La-la-la-la-la-la
Inarticulate vocalizations used for emphasis or rhythm