On stage the band consisted of Yousra Lemaire, Larissa Ceulemans and Axana Ceulemans. The project was produced by Phil Wilde and Peter Bauwens.
They released the albums It's A Girl! and Wicked & Wild.
It's Ok It's Allright
Def Dames Dope Lyrics
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Well it's all right
Now is that nasty or what
Well it′s OK
Check this out, who do you think I am
Talkin' about a thing, I don't stand for that
I′m a Def Dame Dope, I′m never alone
Def - dynamic, Dames - don't panic
Dope′s for frantic, a romantic
What do you think about that
DDD as babe's got back
Drop some flava, go like wild
This a nasty style (oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah)
And it feels so good, I know it should
And it doesn′t matter whether you stay for good
Indeed indeed, that's the way we see it
Chillin′ at the pit (oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah)
There's no need for explanation
This are the new generation
Well it's OK, alright (ah-ha), I can live with that
It′s OK, alright (oh yeah), whatcha think about that
It′s OK, alright (mmm hmm), I can live with that
It's OK (oh yeah), alright, whatcha think about that (that′s right)
Stay with me if you're ready to party
Thinkin′ about it, thinkin' about it, pumpin′ hardy
Work your body like I do with mine
If you like to have a good, I say, a good time
If you want to go berzerk, totally outta control
No need to hold back, let us go, let us go
Four three two one, Def Dames Dope on
Turn it on, do you wanna wanna get some
OK now, that's no obligation
But an invitation (oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah)
No matter how you look, how you dress, how you smell
Us gonna jam from heaven to hell
So now you know, that's how it goes
That′s how it flows (oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah)
I′m hangin' in wide on the tip of your nose
So you better better better stay close
Well it′s OK, alright (ah-ha), I can live with that
It's OK, alright (oh yeah), whatcha think about that
It′s OK, alright (mmm hmm), I can live with that
It's OK (oh yeah), alright, whatcha think about that (that′s right)
Come on everybody, let your body move into the rhythm
Come on everybody, let your body move into the rhythm
Well It's Ok
Well it's all right (mmm yeah yeah yeah, mmm yeah yeah yeah)
Go ahead (mmm yeah yeah yeah, mmm yeah yeah yeah)
Play me, play p-p-p-p-play me
Def - dynamic, Dames - don′t panic
Dope′s for frantic
Four three two one, Def Dames Dope on
Turn it up, turn it up
Well it's OK, alright (ah-ha), I can live with that
It′s OK, alright (oh yeah), whatcha think about that
It's OK, alright (mmm hmm), I can live with that
It′s OK (oh yeah), alright, whatcha think about that (that's right)
Well it′s OK, alright (ah-ha), I can live with that
It's OK, alright (oh yeah), whatcha think about that
The lyrics to Def Dames Dope's song "It's Ok It's Allright" convey a sense of confidence and empowerment. The song is essentially an anthem that celebrates self-expression and individuality. The opening lines "Well it's OK, well it's alright" set the tone for the overall message of the song, which is about embracing who you are and not worrying about what others think.
The lyrics also emphasize the strength and unity of Def Dames Dope as a group. They mention being a "Def Dame Dope" and never being alone, highlighting their camaraderie and teamwork. The lyrics also mention dropping "some flava" and going wild, which suggests a rebellious and adventurous spirit.
There is a clear invitation to the listener to join in the fun and embrace a carefree attitude. The chorus states "It's OK, alright, I can live with that," affirming that it's perfectly fine to be yourself and enjoy life without worrying about judgment or expectations. The lyrics encourage listeners to let loose and have a good time, asserting that there is no need to hold back.
Overall, "It's Ok It's Allright" is a catchy and uplifting song that promotes self-acceptance, celebration of individuality, and the freedom to express oneself without inhibition.
Line by Line Meaning
Well it's OK
It's acceptable and fine
Well it's all right
It's completely fine and acceptable
Now is that nasty or what
Isn't that unpleasant or extraordinary
Check this out, who do you think I am
Pay attention, do you know who I am
Talkin' about a thing, I don't stand for that
Discussing something, I don't tolerate
I'm a Def Dame Dope, I'm never alone
I'm a powerful and confident woman, I'm always accompanied
I got my bigidi-back through and that is so
I have support and that's amazing
Def - dynamic, Dames - don't panic
Def represents dynamism, Dames represents calmness
Dope's for frantic, a romantic
Dope represents excitement, a romantic feeling
What do you think about that
What is your opinion about that
DDD as babe's got back
Def Dames Dope as amazing women
Drop some flava, go like wild
Add some flavor, go crazy
This a nasty style (oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah)
This is an exciting and impressive style
And it feels so good, I know it should
And it brings a great feeling, I know it's expected
And it doesn't matter whether you stay for good
And it doesn't matter if you stay permanently
Indeed indeed, that's the way we see it
Certainly, that's our perspective
Chillin' at the pit (oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah)
Relaxing in a cool place
There's no need for explanation
There's no need to provide a clarification
This are the new generation
This is the new generation
Stay with me if you're ready to party
Stay with me if you're prepared to have fun
Thinkin' about it, thinkin' about it, pumpin' hardy
Considering it, contemplating, getting excited
Work your body like I do with mine
Move your body like I move mine
If you like to have a good, I say, a good time
If you enjoy having a great time
If you want to go berzerk, totally outta control
If you want to go crazy and completely lose control
No need to hold back, let us go, let us go
No need to restrain, let's go
Four three two one, Def Dames Dope on
Starting with a countdown, Def Dames Dope are here
Turn it on, do you wanna wanna get some
Activate it, do you want to get some
OK now, that's no obligation
Okay now, there's no requirement
But an invitation (oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah)
But it's an invitation
No matter how you look, how you dress, how you smell
Regardless of appearance, attire, or scent
Us gonna jam from heaven to hell
We will enjoy music from start to finish
So now you know, that's how it goes
So now you know, that's how it happens
That's how it flows (oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah)
That's how it progresses
I'm hangin' in wide on the tip of your nose
I'm shining bright right in front of you
So you better better better stay close
So you better stay nearby
Come on everybody, let your body move into the rhythm
Everyone, let your body dance to the beat
Well It's Ok
It's alright
Go ahead (mmm yeah yeah yeah, mmm yeah yeah yeah)
Proceed
Play me, play p-p-p-p-play me
Listen to me, play me
Turn it up, turn it up
Increase the volume
Well it's OK, alright (ah-ha), I can live with that
It's acceptable, fine, and I can accept it
It's OK, alright (oh yeah), whatcha think about that
It's fine, okay, what do you think about it
It's OK, alright (mmm hmm), I can live with that
It's acceptable, fine, and I can accept it
It's OK (oh yeah), alright, whatcha think about that (that's right)
It's fine, okay, what do you think about it
Come on everybody, let your body move into the rhythm
Everyone, let your body dance to the beat
Come on everybody, let your body move into the rhythm
Everyone, let your body dance to the beat
Def - dynamic, Dames - don't panic
Def represents dynamism, Dames represents calmness
Dope's for frantic
Dope represents excitement
Four three two one, Def Dames Dope on
Starting with a countdown, Def Dames Dope are here
Turn it up, turn it up
Increase the volume
Well it's OK, alright (ah-ha), I can live with that
It's acceptable, fine, and I can accept it
It's OK, alright (oh yeah), whatcha think about that
It's fine, okay, what do you think about it
It's OK, alright (mmm hmm), I can live with that
It's acceptable, fine, and I can accept it
It's OK (oh yeah), alright, whatcha think about that (that's right)
It's fine, okay, what do you think about it
Contributed by Colin F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@chrisx3582
a 30 year old classic! Loved this in '93 and still playing it in 2023 🤩🤩🤩🥰🥰🥰🙌🙌🙌
@discovinilcomdjclaudiao
The best years of my life enjoying this sound and several other incredible songs, the longing doesn't fit in my heart 💚💛
@ivematheus7207
Blijft een top nummer ❤❤
@pumba16121983
Loved them!!! 11 year old me could sing there songs by heart not realising what they were singing about 🫢 There album is one of those albums from the 90´s I still love listening to... ´
@StuartHough
This just enters my head from time to time for no reason and I have to come and listen
@antonmedvedev1128
This is a great techno/pop tune! Heard it today for the first time on the radio and had to shazam it to get the band's name and here I am in the evening jamming to this single (downloaded instantly their album and 3 singles) 😜😻🙆👦💪
Were they big? 'Cause it better be!
@agnesglenndevocht-roggeman2684
Anton Medvedev belgian band from The early 90
@67omerta
I want a time machine to go live at that time, when the music was AWESOME!!!
the Girls Bands, the Spice Girls didn't invent anything!!!
Def Dames Dope (DDD) was a girl group from Belgium in the 1990s, most successful from 1993 to 1996. They released another single in 2002.
The group was initially composed of the two sisters Larissa and Axana Ceulemans as well as Yousra Lemaire (nicknamed TRS). Larissa married Berre Bergen (who played bass with the Belgian band De Kreuners) and left the band. Ingrid Gerits (nicknamed H2O) and Edith Verlinden (nicknamed Tabasco) have joined Def Dames Dope. Axana (nicknamed Snake) composed many of the lyrics and music, and the group was a project of techno producers Phil Wilde and Jean-Paul De Coster (best known for his 2 Unlimited project).
During the summer of 1993, Def Dam Dopes held the position of the number one of the charts of Belgium for 11 weeks and won the prize of the hit of the radio station "Radio 2" with the song "It's Ok, It's All Right”.
@MyGhostshell
When videoclips where played on MTV
@EvenTheDogAgrees
Doubt these chicks ever made it that far. They were big in Belgium, but apart from us and perhaps the Netherlands, I doubt anyone ever heard of 'em back then.