Wild Wild West
Dru Hill Lyrics

Uh, wickey wild wild
Expressing excitement and invigoration.

Wicky wicky wild
Continuing to showcase excitement and invigoration.

Wickey wild, wicky wicky wild wild wild west,
Describing the location of the song and the adventurous nature of the region.

Jim West, desperado, rough rider
Introducing the main character, Jim West, and describing his personality as daring and tough.

No you don't want nada
Warning others not to mess with Jim West.

None of this, six gun in this, brotha runnin' this,
Establishing Jim West's authority and dominance as he carries a gun and takes charge.

Buffalo soldier, look it's like I told ya
Comparing Jim West to a buffalo soldier and reminding others not to underestimate him.

Any damsel that's in distress
Referring to a common trope in Western movies where women need saving.

Be out of that dress when she meet Jim West
Implying that Jim West has a reputation for being a ladies' man and that women should be aware of this when they meet him.

Rough neck so go check the law and abide
Encouraging others to respect the law and reminding them that Jim West is not someone to mess with.

Watch your step , we'll flex and get a hole in your side
Warning others to be careful and avoid confrontation with Jim West, or else they might get hurt.

Swallow your pride, don't let your lip react,
Advising others to remain calm and not let their pride get in the way of their safety.

You don't wanna see my hand where my hip be at,
Threatening others with violence by alluding to Jim West's gun.

With all of this, from the start of this,
Emphasizing that Jim West has been in charge from the beginning and will continue to be so.

Runnin' the game, James West tamin' the west so remember the name
Praising Jim West for his leadership and his ability to control the wild west.

Now who ya gonna call?
Asking who people will turn to when they need help or support.

Not the G.B.'s
Excluding the Ghostbusters (G.B.'s) as a possible option.

Now who you gon' call?
Repeating the question and emphasizing the need for an answer.

J double A G
Introducing JAG, the new choice for who to call when in need.

If you have a riff with, people wanna bust, break out!
Advising anyone who has a problem with others to leave and avoid confrontation.

Before you get bum-rushed at the (Wild Wild West)
Warning others to leave before they get attacked by Jim West and his gang.

When I roll into the (Wild Wild West)
Describing Jim West's arrival in the wild west and his readiness to take charge.

When I stroll into the (Wild Wild West)
Continuing to describe Jim West's presence in the wild west and his confidence.

When I bounce into the (Wild Wild West) Sisqo, Sisqo
Introducing Sisqo and highlighting the energy and excitement around their arrival in the wild west.

We going straight to the Wild Wild West
Continuing to emphasize the focus on the wild west and the adventures there.

Now, now, now, now once upon a time in the west
Starting a new story or tale set in the wild west.

Mad man lost his damn mind in the west
Introducing an antagonist or villain who has gone insane in the wild west.

Loveless, kidnap a dime, nothin' less
Describing Loveless as a kidnapper who takes only the best.

Now I must put his behind to the test (Can you feel me?)
Referring to Jim West's confrontation with Loveless and the need to prove his superiority.

Then through the shadows, in the saddle, ready for battle
Painting a scene of Jim West preparing for a fight with Loveless.

Bring all your boys in, here come the poison
Announcing Jim West's gang and their intention to fight Loveless and his group.

Behind my back, all the riffin' ya did,
Referring to Loveless and his group talking behind Jim West's back and plotting against him.

Front and center, now where ya lip at kid?
Challenging Loveless to confront Jim West directly and no longer hide behind his words.

Who dat is? A mean brotha, bad for your health
Describing Jim West as a dangerous and mean man who can hurt those who challenge him.

Lookin' damn good though, if I could say it myself
Praising Jim West's appearance and demeanor despite his violent nature.

Told me Loveless is a mad man, but I don't fear that
Acknowledging Loveless's instability but stating that Jim West is not afraid of him.

Got mad weapons too, ain't tryin' to hear that
Asserting Jim West's own weaponry and his lack of concern for Loveless's weapons.

Tryin' to bring down me, the champion
Referring to Jim West as the champion and recognizing that Loveless wants to defeat him.

When y'all clowns gon' see that it can't be done
Arguing that it is impossible for Loveless to defeat Jim West and that he will ultimately fail.

Understand me son, I'm the slickest they is,
Boasting about Jim West's superior skills and intelligence.

I'm the quickest as they is, did I say I'm the slickest they is
Repeating and emphasizing Jim West's claim to being the best in the west.

So if you barking up the wrong tree we comin', don't be startin' nothin'
Warning Loveless and his group not to mess with Jim West's gang and predicting retaliation if they do.

Me and my partner gonna test your chest, Loveless
Threatening to attack Loveless and potentially kill him.

Can't stand the heat then get out the Wild Wild West
Advising Loveless to leave the wild west if he cannot handle the intense level of confrontation and danger that comes with it.

To any outlaw tryin' to draw, thinkin' you're bad,
Warning other outlaws not to challenge Jim West and his gang.

Any draw on West best with a pen and a pad,
Playing with the word 'draw' to refer to both drawing a gun and drawing a picture or writing a song about Jim West.

Don't even think about it, six gun, weighin' a ton,
Discouraging others from even attempting to challenge Jim West, considering his weapon is powerful and effective.

10 paces and turn, just for fun, son,
Suggesting that Jim West will engage in a playful, perhaps non-lethal, competition with challengers before ultimately defeating them.

Up till sundown, rolling around,
Suggesting that Jim West will not stop fighting until the end of the day, engaging in physical confrontations throughout.

See where the bad guys ought to be found and make 'em lay down,
Indicating that Jim West actively seeks out villains and will force them to surrender or be defeated.

The defenders of the west,
Stating Jim West and his gang are the protectors of the wild west and those who inhabit it.

Crushin' on pretenders in the west,
Indicating Jim West and his gang will take out those who pretend to be heroes or saviors of the west.

Don't mess with us 'cause we're in the (Wild Wild West)
Warning others not to challenge Jim West's gang because they are in control of the wild west.

Can't stop the bum-rush,
Referring to the powerful, forceful movement of Jim West's gang and indicating that no one can prevent them from taking over the wild west.

The wild wild (The Wild, Wild West)
Repeating the title of the song and the earlier references to the adventurous and dangerous nature of the wild west.

Wickidy wild wild, the wickidy wickidy wickidy wickidy (The Wild, Wild West)
Continuing to repeat the song title and emphasizing the fast-paced energy of the lyrics.