I Like It
Odarama Dreams Lyrics

Yeah
Beginning of the song, setting the tone for the entire track

Ladies and gentlemen, I've found him
Introducing the main artist of the song

I want you to meet the baddest motherfucker (right on, right on, right on)
Stating that the artist is the best among all

Who is it?
Asking the audience to guess who the artist is

Well it's grand puba honey
Revealing the name of the artist

With my man snug doogie love
Acknowledging the contribution of another artist to the song

Droppin' 2000, dig the way this go down
Referring to the year 2000 and how the song is being performed

Check it
Asking the audience to pay attention

I hit a flow all dipped in lotion
Starting off with a smooth flow

Sit back and sip moe as I'm countin' my doe
Enjoying the fruits of his labor while counting his money

Grand puba macks well, doogie, comin' with the new york
Featuring another artist, while also representing their hometown New York

We keep it real like jail when we might talk
Staying true and honest like when talking to a fellow inmate in jail

Honies know 'cause when I'm in the set
Acknowledging that women know him when he performs

Grand puba is the one who makes they stink box wet
Boasting about his appeal to women

So let me tell ya somethin' lady
Addressing the women in the audience

When ya flow this flow then it's all cream and baby
Explaining that when he raps, it's smooth and enjoyable

I made this one for the brothers in the party
Dedicating this song to the guys in the crowd

To find a hottie
Encouraging the guys in the audience to find a good-looking woman

And dance body to body
Suggesting that they should dance together with the women

Step one: first you grab honey by the waist
Giving a step-by-step instruction on how to dance with women

Step two: then you move at a ghetto pace
Continuing with the instructions on how to dance

Step three: then ya look her dead in the face
Giving a final step on how to dance

Step four: now it's time to leave this place
Suggesting that after dancing with the women, it's time to leave the party

Hold up, be careful of the cheesa's
Warning the audience to be wary of women who are only after money

The teasa's, the one who wants the money and the visa's
Explaining that some women are only interested in getting money and visas

I'ma tell honies straight off the bat
Addressing the women again and being upfront with them

But please don't even go there with that, dig it
Asking women to not even think about going after his money

This ones designed to make your spine in your back wind
Explaining that this song is meant to be enjoyed and make people dance

Grand puba lights it up for you every time
Promising his fans an amazing performance every time he performs

Oh, yeah I like it
Reiterating the song's title and hook

And ya say new york city (I like it)
Encouraging the audience to join in and sing the hook

Could it be I've stayed away too long
Wondering if he has been gone from the music scene for too long

Seems mc's be wishing I was gone
Suggesting that some other rappers are envious of his skills and want him out of the picture

Because they wanna be where I are
Elaborating on the previous line, that other rappers want to take his place

But ya can't get that far
Suggesting that other rappers can't match his skills

So stop wishing on a star
Advising other rappers to stop dreaming of being better than him

Its only one grand p, so honey do what you did on the night you creeped with
Reminding women of their attraction towards him

Me
Referring to himself

Its no doubt I come real with that
Ensuring his audience of his authenticity

The butter track
Showing pride in his music

The one that makes the honey's hit the bed mat
Boasting of the effect his music has on women

I'm energetic, poetic, athletic, with good credit
Listing out his various talents and good financial standing

So just move like I'm Simon and I said it
Telling his audience to just listen and follow his lead

Ya see my flow is just a step ahead
Boasting about his unique style of rapping

I'm still wicked in a bed because I'm down right nasty like newlyweds
Using wordplay to suggest his prowess in both music and romance

So back up and let me breathe, 'cause when it comes to gettin' down
Asking the audience to give him some space during his performance

I'm gettin' looser than a crackheads hair weave
Making another witty reference to how amazing his performance is

And I, bet ya my dolly, while ya never find another style like this
Confidently stating that his style of rapping is unique and unmatched

If ya search a million miles
Going to extremes to emphasize the rarity of his style

So why'n cha let puba ingnite your party
Asking his fans to let him liven up their parties

I hit a flow liike al jarrow
Comparing his rapping style to legendary jazz saxophonist, Al Jarreau

But I've been doin' this for years
Pointing out that he has been in the music scene for a long time and knows what he's doing

I'm leavin' mc's in tears,tears; dig it
Boasting about his ability to outdo other rappers

Cause they fallin' just like the rain
Comparing defeated rappers to falling rain

Grand puba's too much for the brain
Reiterating the difficulty of matching his skills

Now gold diggers who try to get it
Referring to women who are only after his money

I left 'em backwards, they thought they farted when they shitted
Using a crude joke to suggest that women who go after him end up regretting it

Cause puba's everything, and everything is pu
Using wordplay to suggest that he is the best and everything revolves around him

Cause I hit'em with the (one), and then with the (two)
Referring to his unique style of rapping which includes his own sound effects

Yeah, 'cause that's just how grand pu and sadat doogie do
Acknowledging the contribution of another artist, Sadat Doogie

Ya didn't know I was the bomb baby
Boasting about his skills

Somebody should've told you, somebody should have told you
Suggesting that his audience should have already known how talented he is

Ha ha, and ya say
Ending the song and leaving a lasting impression on the audience

'Cause we get down for ours we get down no doubt
Repeating the hook one final time

Ninety-five flav, and I'm out
Referring to the year 1995 and ending the song