1. Girl Talk is t… Read Full Bio ↴Girl Talk is the name of at least 4 known artists:
1. Girl Talk is the stage name of Gregg Gillis (born October 26, 1981). Gillis, who is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has released five CD albums on Illegal Art and vinyl releases on 333 and 12 Apostles. He began making music while a student at Case Western Reserve University. He specializes in sample-based remixes, in which he uses at least a dozen elements from different songs to create a new song. At his early shows, Gillis became notorious for his exhibitionist antics on stage, spontaneously removing most or all of his clothing mid-performance. He has given different explanations for the origin of his stage name, once saying it alluded to a Jim Morrison poem and once saying it alluded to an early Merzbow side project. He has also stated that "Girl Talk" is simply the opposite of what one would think when picturing a man playing music with a laptop.
Girl Talk was featured in Good Copy Bad Copy and Rip! A Remix Manifesto; both documentary films about copyright/fair use.
2. Girl Talk is the name of a British 80's eurodisco duo consisting of sisters Karen & Julie Wright.
3. Girl Talk is the name of an 80's synth-pop/Hi-NRG trio consisting of members Denise Rosner, Leslie Perkins and Stacy Dunne. They released their debut album Talk Crazy To Me in 1986 with CBS/Sony Records.
4. Girl Talk is the name of a Norwegian jazz trio. The band was formed by Bodil Niska in 1992, and consists of Elizabeth Walker on the piano and Tine Asmundsen on the bass. Their first album, Talkin' Jazz, was recorded in 1992.
Don't Stop
Girl Talk Lyrics
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Watch my feet wa-wa-watch-watch-watch my feet
Wa-watch my feet
Watch my feet
Wa-wa-watch-watch-watch my feet
Wa-watch my feet
Watch my feet
Wa-wa-watch-watch-watch my feet
Watch my feet
Wa-wa-watch-watch-watch my feet
Watch my feet
Wa-wa-watch-watch-watch my feet
Hey yea, throw ya money in one hand, say yeah
Watch my feet
Wa-watch my feet, watch my feet
Wa-wa-watch-watch-watch my feet
Throw that money in one hand, say yeah
Throw that money in the air, say yeah
Throw that money in one hand, say yeah
Throw that money in the air, say yeah
Throw that money in one hand, say yeah
Hell no I ain't countin my dough
I came to blow it all
And get some brains trynna find miss know it all
And I got my cup filled you see how them bucks peel
Young pimp see how grab me up and chicken just chill
In the back of the club
With a stack full a dubs
Drop it low like a pro
Bring it back that's what's up
All my dogs up in here
Plus there's hoes everywhere
Niggas stunt like you don't care
Throw that money in the air and say yeah, say yeah, say yeah, say yeah....
Ri-ri-ride it out, ride it out, now we don't stop
They say yeah, say yeah, say yeah, say yeah
Ri-ri-ride it out, ride it out, now we don't stop
Don't Stop
Ride it out, now we don't stop
you, you, you
Don't stop, don't stop
you, you
Don't stop, don't stop
you
you, you, you
you, you, you, you, you
Right now!
Soulja boy up in here, ohh
Wat me lean, den wat me rock
Superman that ho!
Den wat me crank dat robo cop
Superfresh now wat me jock
Jockin on dem hater man
When I do dat soulja boy
I lean to da left den crank dat thang now
you, I'm jockin on ya, jockin on ya
And if we get to fightin, I'm cockin on ya, den I'm cockin on ya
You catch me at ya local party, yes I crank it erryday
Hatas git mad cuz I got me some bathin apes
Soulja boy up in here, ohh
Watch me crank it watch me roll
Watch me crank that soulja boy
Then superman that ho!
Watch me, you crank that soulja boy
Now watch me, you crank that soulja boy
Now watch me, you crank that soulja boy
Now watch me, you crank that soulja boy
Watch me crank that soulja boy
Then superman that ho!
you crank that soulja boy
you crank that soulja boy
you crank that soulja boy
you crank that soulja boy
The opening lines of Girl Talk's "Don't Stop" invites the listener to watch his feet while he throws money in the air in the club. The song is primarily about living in the moment and letting go of any restrictions that might hold someone back from having a good time. The lyrics reflect an attitude that is carefree and about living in the moment without a worry about the future. The song reflects a desire to live life to the fullest and make the most of every moment. The repetition of "Watch my feet" and "Don't stop" reinforces the idea that the listener should not worry about anything but the present moment.
The song includes a reference to Soulja Boy's song "Crank That." The reference pays homage to the song and further reinforces the theme of carefree living. The song is a reflection of the mindset of the world, where people want to forget about everything for a moment and enjoy life without any worries. The chorus of "Ri-ri-ride it out, ride it out, now we don't stop" is repeated and emphasizes the importance of not stopping and living life to the fullest.
The line "Throw that money in the air, say yeah" emphasizes the importance of enjoying life to the fullest and not worrying about the consequences. The song encourages people to live without worrying about money and indulge in the present moment. The lyrics of the song carry an implicit message that life is not always easy, but it's essential to live without worrying about the future and to let go of your worries.
Line by Line Meaning
Watch my feet, wa-watch my feet
I want everyone to pay attention to my footwork
Hey yea, throw ya money in one hand, say yeah
Let's have a good time spending money tonight
Hell no I ain't countin my dough
I'm not worried about how much money I have
In the back of the club
We're partying in the VIP section
Ri-ri-ride it out, ride it out, now we don't stop
Let's keep dancing to the music
Don't Stop
Keep the party going
Soulja boy up in here, ohh
Soulja boy is also at the party
Watch me crank that soulja boy
I'm going to do the Soulja Boy dance and show it off
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: GRANT, LINDSEY, QUAITES
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