Bounce
Missy Elliott Lyrics


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[DeVante] (Sista)
(Oh) do the Sista bounce, do the Sista bounce
Do the Sista bounce (there they go daddy), do the Sista bounce (oh)
Do the Sista bounce, do the Sista bounce
Do the Sista bounce (there they go daddy), do the Sista bounce (oh)
Do the Sista bounce, do the Sista bounce
Do the Sista bounce (there they go daddy), do the Sista bounce (oh)
Do the Sista bounce, do the Sista bounce
Do the Sista bounce (there they go daddy)

[Missy Elliott]
Here I come daddy, daddy
Stroke your paddy-waddy pancakes
When I rock the Sista bounce I make my ass shake
Tango, Rock N' Roll
Dance motherfucker, dance motherfucker, ho
I got more bounce to the ounce when I ounce's amounts
And I'm turnin' shit out, and I'm burnin' shit out
Hot damn, I got my Sista clan freakin'
That dance from ?, yeah I think I need a
Phat bass line to make you pop that coochie
For all you hot hoochies, shake your fishy sushi's
Now I'm about to be out with my nigga
DeVante swing me out, do the Sista bounce out

[DeVante] (Sista)
(Oh) do the Sista bounce, do the Sista bounce
Do the Sista bounce (there they go daddy), do the Sista bounce (oh)
Do the Sista bounce, do the Sista bounce
Do the Sista bounce (there they go daddy), do the Sista bounce (oh)
Do the Sista bounce, do the Sista bounce
Do the Sista bounce (there they go daddy), do the Sista bounce (oh)
Do the Sista bounce, do the Sista bounce
Do the Sista bounce (there they go daddy)

[Sista]
Oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
There they go daddy




Oh, there they go daddy
Oh, there they go daddy, daddy, daddy, daddy

Overall Meaning

The song "Bounce" by Missy Elliott featuring Sista is a classic club banger that's all about dancing and having a good time. The DeVante-produced track features a catchy beat and heavy bassline that is sure to get anyone on the dancefloor. The song is essentially about the Sista bounce, a dance move that involves shaking one's posterior in time with the music. Missy Elliott's verse is full of sexually suggestive lyrics, but it's done in a playful and fun way that's meant to get people moving and grooving.


The song's lyrics are not supposed to be taken too seriously, but they do offer some insight into the dance culture of the time. The idea of the Sista bounce is a nod to the prevalence of bounce music in the late 90s, which was a style of music that originated in New Orleans and was known for its heavy basslines and fast-paced rhythms. The lyrics also reference other styles of dance, like the tango and rock n' roll, and encourage people to let loose and get down on the dancefloor. Overall, "Bounce" is a fun and upbeat song that's perfect for a night out at the club.


Line by Line Meaning

Here I come daddy, daddy
Missy Elliott is addressing her lover and introducing herself


Stroke your paddy-waddy pancakes
Missy Elliott is suggesting that her lover relax while she performs oral sex on him


When I rock the Sista bounce I make my ass shake
Missy Elliott is describing how she dances and how it affects her body


Tango, Rock N' Roll
Missy Elliott is referencing different dance styles to show that she can move to any rhythm


Dance motherfucker, dance motherfucker, ho
Missy Elliott is encouraging her audience to dance and have fun


I got more bounce to the ounce when I ounce's amounts
Missy Elliott is saying that she has more energy and rhythm than anyone else


And I'm turnin' shit out, and I'm burnin' shit out
Missy Elliott is boasting about her performance and how she is making the party lively and exciting


Hot damn, I got my Sista clan freakin'
Missy Elliott is proud of herself for getting everyone energized and excited


That dance from ?, yeah I think I need a
Missy Elliott is referring to a specific dance move and acknowledging that she needs to add something to it


Phat bass line to make you pop that coochie
Missy Elliott is saying that she needs a particular type of music to get her female audience to dance in a particular way


For all you hot hoochies, shake your fishy sushi's
Missy Elliott is encouraging her female audience members to dance provocatively and sensually


Now I'm about to be out with my nigga
Missy Elliott is saying that she is going to leave the stage and hang out with her friends


DeVante swing me out, do the Sista bounce out
Missy Elliott is asking the DJ to play a song and get her off the stage


(Oh) do the Sista bounce, do the Sista bounce
DeVante is encouraging the audience to dance the 'Sista Bounce'


Oh, there they go daddy
Sista is admiring the dancing of the crowd and acknowledging the male audience members


Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Sista is joining in with the excitement of the audience and the music


Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Sista is joining in with the excitement of the audience and the music


Oh, there they go daddy, daddy, daddy, daddy
Sista is acknowledging the men in the audience and their enjoyment of the music




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: DONALD DEGRATE, DONALD EARLE DE GRATE, TIMOTHY Z MOSLEY

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@italoalves3759

Esse som foi uma viagem na minha adolescência e continua sendo agora .

@Harmoney79

Still one of the best songs to dance and sweat here at 2022

@FGAlele

This Beat is INSANE. Timbo is Definitely My Favorite Producer.

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You and me both.

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This is one of the few songs I genuinely like Justin Timberlake in. Timbaland can make anything happen.

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I remember listening to this song when it released and I was in High School - it was the shit back in those days. Still is now. 9 years later.

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I remember losing my mind when this came out. That Justin lyric " like yo ass had the hiccups" used to kill me every time man I need this quality again.

@jakesimpson8431

What I would do to have music back like this

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2018 and still love this shit

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