Get It In
N.O.R.E. Lyrics


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[Intro: Angie Martinez (N.O.R.E. in background)]
Yea, ok...
Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh...
Yea, uh, yo, uh

[Verse: Angie Martinez]
They call me "Digalo" Angie
Rippin' the arenas in Miami
Slippers in the sand beach, see'mon dance with me

Or the chulos in white tees (yea)
You ain't peeped the Billboard on Jimmy's
Then I guess you cannot see
You want to party wit me, da-to

Only big dogs invited, no gatos
Quite though, what's with all the questions, whoa
Why you asking? I'm all in wit my friends embarrassing
Be easy, you want to get up close and personal?

Cop the CD, if not leave me
I'm bout to bag somethin', why you blocking?
'Cause your man in Timbs is home watchin'?
I'm a pro, mangu on the stove

Chancletas and a robe, my crew at the show
Big Pun in my heart, esperate how it go? it go

[Men chanting]

[Chorus: x 2]
It go esperate, hold on, legs so strong
We can do it, we can do it, we can get it on
You know what's "papichu", and playing "capicu"
And tell them chicks that they can all come around too

[Verse: Angie Martinez]
Andre mia amor, I would love to date you
Soon as I come off tour
I like papis from Cuba, Colombia, Bermuda, Peru or Ecuador
We got PR, DR, Mexico, Panama

Guatama' pa's wit flags in their cars
This is for the Jose's, Juan's, Claudio's
Broadway, LES, en el bario
Bronx, Fernando's, only trabajando

On the calle, watchin' for bandos
These - Orlando, Victor's, Tony's
Who pick up and hold me, put away your Rolly
I like 'em low key, oh you blow trees?

I got half an o-z you shoulda' told me
I get the groceries and 'Pac's CD
Now everybody sing my part with me, see'mon

[Chorus]

[Verse: Angie Martinez]
Hard level to the quarters at the fight screaming "Ti-to!"
Or at the table all night, more heat though
What chu know about the Chimmy-Cherry?
And don't forget, I need a cab para tu me le tumbe le

Come down - BK, uptown - NY to LA
Everything's still "Suavemente"
Para mi jente, after the show
Everybody get your freak on (sawago-sawago)

All my eses, Etey
This is the casa con anamo anamo
You know what's that? Angie the Old G
I can be a girl, and be your "Cold D"

And we can go eat, see, I'm a keeper
All I ask is for me to see you in wife beaters
And in them nice sneakers
He like me? I don't doubt him
Word? You got feelings for me? then cop two albums!

[Chorus]

[Men Chanting]
Esperate, hold on, legs so strong
We can do it, we can do it, we can get it on!




We can do it, we can do it, we can get it on!
Oohh!

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to N.O.R.E.'s song "Get It In" feature Angie Martinez, who delivers a confident and assertive verse. In the verse, she introduces herself as "Digalo" Angie, someone who is tearing up the arenas in Miami and inviting people to dance with her on the beach. She mentions being featured on Billboard and invites only big dogs to party with her, excluding the "gatos" (small cats). Angie brushes off questions and is unapologetic about her behavior, stating that she is all in with her friends, even if it may be embarrassing. She asserts her independence, urging those who want to get close to her to either buy her CD or leave her alone.


The chorus repeats the phrase "esperate," which can be translated to "wait" or "hold on." It emphasizes the idea of anticipation and building excitement. Angie encourages the listener to embrace their strong legs, suggesting that they can accomplish anything they set their minds to. She mentions the Spanish terms "papichu" and "capicu," both of which are associated with playful and flirtatious games. Angie invites all the girls to join in and have a good time together.


In the second verse, Angie expresses her desire to date someone named Andre, but only after she finishes touring. She lists off various nationalities and regions, expressing interest in men from these places, including Cuba, Colombia, Bermuda, Peru, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Mexico, and Panama. She shouts out different neighborhoods and individuals, highlighting her familiarity with different parts of the city. Angie mentions enjoying low-key individuals who enjoy smoking marijuana, suggesting that she has some to share. She also references Tupac's CD and encourages everyone to sing along with her.


The final verse introduces Angie as the "Old G," emphasizing her experience and expertise. She describes going to a boxing match, screaming for Tito Trinidad, and spending a late night at the table, potentially gambling. She mentions "Chimmy-Cherry," a term that may refer to a drink or a dance move. Angie asks for a cab because she wants to go out and have a good time. She shouts out different locations, from Brooklyn to LA, and the Spanish phrase "Suavemente" which means "smoothly." Angie encourages everyone to let loose after the show and references "sawago-sawago," which may be the name of a dance or a slang term. She represents her Hispanic culture and asserts herself as a strong and confident woman. She says she enjoys seeing men in wife beaters and nice sneakers and challenges someone who claims to have feelings for her to support her by buying two of her albums.


Line by Line Meaning

They call me "Digalo" Angie
My nickname is "Digalo" Angie


Rippin' the arenas in Miami
I am performing in the arenas in Miami


Slippers in the sand beach, see'mon dance with me
Let's dance together on the sandy beach wearing slippers


Or the chulos in white tees (yea)
Or the guys wearing white t-shirts


You ain't peeped the Billboard on Jimmy's
If you haven't seen my song on the Billboard charts discussed on Jimmy's show


Then I guess you cannot see
Then I suppose you are unaware


You want to party wit me, da-to
You want to party with me, right?


Only big dogs invited, no gatos
Only influential people are invited, no amateurs


Quite though, what's with all the questions, whoa
Quiet down, why are you asking so many questions


Why you asking? I'm all in wit my friends embarrassing
Why are you asking? I'm enjoying myself with my friends, causing a scene


Be easy, you want to get up close and personal?
Calm down, do you want to get intimate?


Cop the CD, if not leave me
Buy the CD, if not then leave me alone


I'm bout to bag somethin', why you blocking?
I'm about to woo someone, why are you getting in my way?


'Cause your man in Timbs is home watchin'?
Because your boyfriend wearing Timbs is at home watching TV?


I'm a pro, mangu on the stove
I am skilled, cooking plantains on the stove


Chancletas and a robe, my crew at the show
Wearing slippers and a robe, my crew is at the show


Big Pun in my heart, esperate how it go? it go
Big Pun is in my heart, wait how it goes? it goes like this


It go esperate, hold on, legs so strong
It goes wait, hold on, legs are very strong


We can do it, we can do it, we can get it on
We can do it, we can do it, we can get intimate


You know what's "papichu", and playing "capicu"
You know what is "baby", and playing a game called "capicu"


And tell them chicks that they can all come around too
And tell those girls that they can also join us


Andre mia amor, I would love to date you
Andre my love, I would love to go on a date with you


Soon as I come off tour
As soon as I finish my tour


I like papis from Cuba, Colombia, Bermuda, Peru or Ecuador
I like attractive guys from Cuba, Colombia, Bermuda, Peru or Ecuador


We got PR, DR, Mexico, Panama
We have Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Panama


Guatama' pa's wit flags in their cars
Guatemalans with flags in their cars


This is for the Jose's, Juan's, Claudio's
This is for the people named Jose, Juan, Claudio


Broadway, LES, en el bario
Broadway, Lower East Side, in the neighborhood


Bronx, Fernando's, only trabajando
Bronx, Fernando's, always working


On the calle, watchin' for bandos
On the street, looking out for gangs


These - Orlando, Victor's, Tony's
These are Orlando, Victor's, Tony's guys


Who pick up and hold me, put away your Rolly
Those who support and care for me, put away your expensive watch


I like 'em low key, oh you blow trees?
I like them humble, oh you smoke marijuana?


I got half an o-z you shoulda' told me
I have half an ounce of marijuana, you should have told me


I get the groceries and 'Pac's CD
I buy the groceries and listen to 'Pac's CD


Now everybody sing my part with me, see'mon
Now everyone sing along with me, come on


Hard level to the quarters at the fight screaming "Ti-to!"
Cheering "Ti-to!" at the hard level boxing match quarters


Or at the table all night, more heat though
Or staying at the table all night, even more energy and excitement


What chu know about the Chimmy-Cherry?
What do you know about the Chimmy-Cherry?


And don't forget, I need a cab para tu me le tumbe le
And don't forget, I need a cab so you can knock it down


Come down - BK, uptown - NY to LA
Come down to Brooklyn, uptown New York to Los Angeles


Everything's still "Suavemente"
Everything is still smooth


Para mi jente, after the show
For my people, after the show


Everybody get your freak on (sawago-sawago)
Everyone, let loose and get wild


All my eses, Etey
All my homeboys


This is the casa con anamo anamo
This is the house with the energy


You know what's that? Angie the Old G
You know what that is? Angie the OG


I can be a girl, and be your "Cold D"
I can be a woman, and be your "Cold D" (cool and dominant)


And we can go eat, see, I'm a keeper
And we can go eat, you see, I'm a great catch


All I ask is for me to see you in wife beaters
All I ask is to see you wearing wife beaters


And in them nice sneakers
And wearing those nice sneakers


He like me? I don't doubt him
He likes me? I don't question it


Word? You got feelings for me? then cop two albums!
Really? You have feelings for me? Then buy two albums!


We can do it, we can do it, we can get it on!
We can do it, we can do it, we can get intimate!


Esperate, hold on, legs so strong
Wait, hold on, legs are very strong


We can do it, we can do it, we can get it on!
We can do it, we can do it, we can get intimate!


Oohh!
Oohh!




Lyrics Β© Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: JAMAR AUSTIN, ANDRE CHRISTOPHER LYON, ANGIE MARTINEZ, MARCELLO ANTONIO VALENZANO

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