By late 1994 and into 1995, Smurf was playing guest spots and all the big hardcore clubs in England & Scotland, with a monthly residency at Judgment Day in Newcastle, England, gigs at the Fubar in Stirling and a bi-monthly residency at Nosebleed in Rosyth in Scotland.
By the late 90's Smurf had formed an alliance with 2 other Newcastle DJ's and formed the Geordie Gabba Mafia and had records released on DJ Freaks Hard Of Hearing Records (UK), Noizecreators Suburban Trash Industries (Killout Trax 2 & 3), and Strike Records. Due to heavy work & DJ commitments, Smurf's producing has been put on hold but promises to have some amusing hardcore gabber releases in 2004.
Smurf has became a legend in the hardcore gabber scene. Dropping strange pop records & death metal trax into gabber & speedcore sets combined with crazy head banging and dancing antics behind the decks, ensured that no-one would forget a DJ Smurf set at a party !
Word of Smufs legendary DJ sets and antics soon reached around the world and he has played at Operation Nordcore in Germany twice, Cold War 2 in Canada, Together As One NYE 2002 in Los Angeles, Electrophonies in France, Underconstrucion & Hardcore Nation in Italy, Hellgate & Hardcore Will Never Die in Switzerland and also took part in the Industrial Strength European Tour in 2002 in Italy, Switzerland & Austria.
Smurf also co-promotes party's in the UK in obscure locations such as boats & barns and continue's to bring the biggest names in the hardcore underground to the UK.
Girls
DJ Smurf Lyrics
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And in the morning it's girls
'Cause in the evening it's girls
I like the way that they walk
And it's chill to hear them talk
And I can always make them smile
From White Castle to the Nile
Back in the day
There was this girl around the way
She liked my home-piece MCA
He said he would not give her play
I asked him, "Please?" – he said, "You may."
Her pants were tight and that's ok
If she would dance, I would DJ
We took a walk down to the bay
I hope she'll say
"Hey, me and you should hit the hay!"
I asked her out, she said "No way!"
I should've probably guessed her gay
So I broke North with no delay
I heard she moved real far away
That was two years ago this May
I seen her just the other day
Jockin' Mike D. to my dismay
Girls – to do the dishes
Girls – to clean up my room
Girls – to do the laundry
Girls – and in the bathroom
Girls – that's all I really want is girls
Two at a time – I want girls
With new wave hairdos – I want girls
I ought to whip out my – girls, girls, girls, girls, girls!
The song "Girls" by DJ Smurf is a playful, somewhat tongue-in-cheek tribute to the fairer sex. The lyrics revolve around the singer's infatuation with women and how they impact his life. The opening lines of the song declare his love for girls, and how they are his priority in the morning, evening, and all day. The rest of the song details his fascination with various aspects of girls' appearances and personalities.
In the first verse, he talks about how he likes the way girls look and walk; he finds it "chill" to hear them talk and can always make them smile. He also mentions how he can appreciate girls from all walks of life, from White Castle (a fast-food chain) to the Nile (a river in Africa). In the following verses, he reminisces about a girl he used to know who was interested in someone else, and how he asked her out but got turned down. The lyrics conclude with him waxing lyrical about his desire for girls to take care of various household tasks and his ultimate aim of having a group of them at his beck and call.
While some people may find the song's lyrics sexist and misogynistic, it is important to note that the tone is light and humorous. The song is not meant to be taken too seriously, and it is evident that DJ Smurf is not advocating for the mistreatment of women.
Line by Line Meaning
Girls – all I really want is girls
The singer's primary desire and focus is on having relationships with women.
And in the morning it's girls
The singer is implying that he thinks about women immediately when he wakes up.
'Cause in the evening it's girls
The singer is implying that women occupy his thoughts throughout the day and night.
I like the way that they walk
The artist is physically attracted to women.
And it's chill to hear them talk
The artist enjoys the sound of women's voices and conversation.
And I can always make them smile
The singer is confident in his ability to make women happy and pleased in his company.
From White Castle to the Nile
The singer's interest in women extends beyond geographical boundaries and cultural differences.
Girls – to do the dishes
The artist holds stereotypical views of women's domestic roles and duties.
Girls – to clean up my room
The artist implies that he desires a woman who can take care of his personal responsibilities.
Girls – to do the laundry
The artist continues to hold traditional views of women's gender roles and expectations.
Girls – and in the bathroom
The singer alludes to sexual encounters taking place in private areas with women.
Girls – that's all I really want is girls
The artist repeats his desire for women, emphasizing how important they are in his life.
Two at a time – I want girls
The singer desires to have multiple women to himself at the same time, indicating his polygamous nature.
With new wave hairdos – I want girls
The singer has a specific physical preference for women, indicating his superficial desires.
I ought to whip out my – girls, girls, girls, girls, girls!
The singer is referring to his sexual organ and is using his desire for women to boast about his masculinity and sexual prowess.
Contributed by Layla A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@superjdillydillio9040
Boy this shit brought back a flood of memories. The 1st memory that came to mind was the fact that I was 177lbs. of muscle, no fat, walking around with a six pack (stomach muscles), and ALL the women back in those days had banging bodies! This 'Booty Music' was the TRUE spirit of the 90's! No social media, no bullshit. What a Classic Era! This Beat all by itself is SUPERIOR to anything that DJ's in this era are spinning.
@corinicole9271
So many memories!! High school was too lit back during this era!!! Love being from the south!! 🔥🔥🔥
@TheMediaMicSpeaks
I was finishing up training at Fort Lee, Virginia and getting ready to ship out back in 98' when this came out. I dedicated this to all the ladies' I was going to see on my overseas deployment. Damn I miss the 90's.
@destinileonard7733
i miss music like this. need to make a playlist
@BlackJohnnyCage
Where that playlist at? Lol
@Shhissneck
I was in middle school when this came out. Yeah i'm from the south and the south never got shine back than because we was about dancing,cooking out and having a good time.What a classic for those with closed ears, bass music was very unique and moving your body not promoting vilonce.
@blaqpirate
This song helped bust my speakers in my Tempo back in high school LOL. I need to find my tape single of this track.
@raymon8720000
Man i been looking everywhere for this video, this was back when Booty Music was poppin and we didnt have all this unneccessary rap that we got now that you can barely dance to. Thanks for the upload
@kennethjohnson9192
If Atlanta(tv show) have another season... they need old classics like this in there.. like at a strip club scene or something
@ryanlindsay7058
Some Kilo ali- ghetto drop!!, atl playas- dickey ride (i forget there name) You get me bro!!!!