Bounce
Rhymefest feat. Kanye West Lyrics
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Uh-huh, show me the bounce, yeah
Just point out the bounce, yeah
Timbo the king, yeah
Young Hov' the king, yeah
Just point out the bounce..
Yes, just point out the bounce n****
[Jay-Z]
Rumor has it "The Blueprint" cla**ic
Couldn't even be stopped by Bin Laden
So September 11th marks the era forever
Of a revolutionary Jay Guevero
Now it's a whole museum of, Hov' MCers
Everybody dupin the flow, you see 'em
Everybody loopin up soul
It's like you tryin to make "The Blueprint 2" before Hov'
Shout out to Just Bleezy and, Kan-yeezy
See how we adjusted the game so easy
Chicks barely dancin, glancin every chance they get
Like - oh s***, he's so handsome
Still in demand in the longest run standin
Kidnap rap seven years, no ransom
Can't one n**** get it back no rap
Young Hov's goin to Canton, I'm now eligible
[Chorus]
Point out the bounce - and show you how to get this dough in
large amounts 'til it's hard to count
Point out the bounce - I turn a 8 to an ounce
to a whole ki to the R.O.C.
Point out the bounce - Timbo the king n****
Uhh, yeah, uhh
Point out the bounce - jeah, Young Hov' the king n****
Uhh, I got why'all..
[Jay-Z]
For those that think Hov' fingers bling bling'n
Either haven't heard the album or they don't know english
They only know what the single is, and singled that out
to be the meaning of what he is about
And bein I'm about my business, not minglin much
runnin my mouth, that s*** kept lingerin
But no dummy, that's the s*** I'm sprinklin
The album width to keep the registers ringin
In real life, I'm much more distinguished
I'm like a bloke from London, England
Jeah, you jinglin baby
See I go right back and I bring 'em in baby
Business mind of a Ross Perot, but never lost my soul
Crossed the line, I bought pop across the row
Then I walk through the hood, where they up to no good
Slangin them O's like a real O.G. should
Oh, he's good, no he would never sell out he's so young
[Chorus]
[Verse Three]
Magazines call me a rock star, girls call me c*** star
Billboard, pop star, neighborhood block star
Chi-Town go-gettin pimps, we mobsters
Gingerbread Man even said, "You're a monster!"
Yeah, that's how I feel
To be down, you must appeal
To the crew, we're rated are
O.C., O.G., Bobby Johnson son
Ask me, "Rey-Rey, is that yo' car?"
I seen MTV, I know who you are
You did "Takeover," do you got beef with Nas?
I did take over the game, brought back the soul
Got tracks to go, got plaques that's gold
Platinum to go, yeah that's the flow
All I, know, I gots the flow
And I don't play cause I'm from Chicago
[Chorus]
Point out the bounce [Repeat: x 5]
In the song "Bounce" by Rhymefest feat. Kanye West, the lyrics talk about pointing out the bounce as a metaphor for identifying the rhythm or style of a song. The opening of the song has Jay-Z asking someone to show him the bounce, and then later in the chorus, it says, "Point out the bounce - and show you how to get this dough in large amounts 'til it's hard to count." The song also touches on Jay-Z's career success and how he was able to establish his place in the rap industry. There's a line that says, "Chicks barely dancin, glancin every chance they get, like - oh s***, he's so handsome," which highlights the artist's appeal to his female fans.
Many of the lyrics in the song are laden with references to famous people, places, and events. For example, the line, "Couldn't even be stopped by Bin Laden, so September 11th marks the era forever" is a reference to Jay-Z's album "Blueprint" being released on September 11, 2001, the same day as the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. Additionally, the song includes shoutouts to other producers and artists in the industry, such as Timbaland and Kanye West.
As for the beat, the song features a catchy melody with a strong bassline that is complemented by fast-paced snare hits. The chorus is an earworm with the repeated "Point out the bounce" hook, which became a popular catchphrase for fans of the song. The song's lyrics, beat, and overall style came together to create a hit that showcased the talents of both Rhymefest and Kanye West.
Line by Line Meaning
Uhh, just point out the bounce
Show me the money-making rhythm
Uh-huh, show me the bounce, yeah
Yes, show me that beat that brings in cash
Just point out the bounce, yeah
Just highlight that particular rhythm
Timbo the king, yeah
Timbaland, the producer, is the best at making these beats
Young Hov' the king, yeah
Jay-Z is also the best in this money game
Rumor has it "The Blueprint" classic
The album 'The Blueprint' is considered a classic and is talked about in rumors
Couldn't even be stopped by Bin Laden
The album couldn't be stopped even by a notorious criminal like Bin Laden
So September 11th marks the era forever
The September 11th incident left a mark on the revolutionary era of Jay-Z
Of a revolutionary Jay Guevero
Jay-Z is like the revolutionary Che Guevara in the music industry
Now it's a whole museum of, Hov' MCers
Now, the rap world is filled with artists trying to emulate Jay-Z
Everybody dupin the flow, you see 'em
Everyone is copying his style and pattern of music
Everybody loopin up soul
Everyone is incorporating soul in their tracks like Jay-Z did
It's like you tryin to make "The Blueprint 2" before Hov'
It's as if they are trying to create the second part of those successful albums before Jay-Z even makes it
Shout out to Just Bleezy and, Kan-yeezy
Acknowledgement given to the producer, Just Blaze, and collaborator, Kanye West
See how we adjusted the game so easy
They made it seem effortless in revolutionizing the music industry
Chicks barely dancin, glancin every chance they get
The women are not even dancing, just catching a glimpse of the charming artists
Like - oh s***, he's so handsome
They are even in awe of Jay-Z's looks
Still in demand in the longest run standin
Jay-Z is still in high demand after many years of success
Kidnap rap seven years, no ransom
Jay-Z has been in the rap game for seven years without being affected by any rivals
Can't one n**** get it back no rap
No one can take away Jay-Z's success in rap music
Young Hov's goin to Canton, I'm now eligible
Jay-Z is now eligible for induction into Canton hall of fame for his achievements in music
Point out the bounce - and show you how to get this dough in
Show how his style of music generates money and instruct how to make it as well
large amounts 'til it's hard to count
The money accumulated is so vast that it's challenging to keep track of
Point out the bounce - I turn a 8 to an ounce
Again, the flow generates tremendous earnings to the extent of converting an 8-ounce piece of item to a quantifiable amount
to a whole ki to the R.O.C.
He can generate revenue big enough for a kilogram quantity to Roc-A-Fella Records
Timbo the king n****
Timbaland is a master when it comes to generating profit in music
jeah, Young Hov' the king n****
Jay-Z shares a similar title as that of Timbaland in terms of financial success
For those that think Hov' fingers bling bling'n
For those that assume Jay-Z is showing off his expensive possession
Either haven't heard the album or they don't know english
They are probably not familiar with Jay-Z's album or don't understand his lyrics
They only know what the single is, and singled that out
Only that one song caught their attention, and that's what they know him for
to be the meaning of what he is about
They are limiting their perspective of Jay-Z's abilities to only that one track
And bein I'm about my business, not minglin much
Jay-Z's focus is on business and not on socializing
runnin my mouth, that s*** kept lingerin
He avoids getting involved in useless discussion and disputes that could adversely affect his status
But no dummy, that's the s*** I'm sprinklin
Although he's reserved, he can still create a buzz by strategically sprinkling his words
The album width to keep the registers ringin
Jay-Z's album releases help him keep his money flowing
In real life, I'm much more distinguished
Jay-Z presents himself with higher standing and character than his stage persona
I'm like a bloke from London, England
He parallels his style to that of a gentlemen from London
Jeah, you jinglin baby
Yes, you're bringing in profit
See I go right back and I bring 'em in baby
Jay-Z can always draw his fans back in with his music
Business mind of a Ross Perot, but never lost my soul
He has a keen business mindset like Ross Perot but never lost his base values
Crossed the line, I bought pop across the row
He crossed over from rap to pop music
Then I walk through the hood, where they up to no good
He goes through rough neighborhoods where people engage in immoral dealings
Slangin them O's like a real O.G. should
He uses slang terms with the finesse of a real gangster
Oh, he's good, no he would never sell out he's so young
Jay-Z's abilities come off so naturally that people can't conceive him ever 'selling out'
Magazines call me a rock star, girls call me c*** star
Jay-Z is referred to as a rockstar in magazines and admired by women
Billboard, pop star, neighborhood block star
He is also a pop star generating billboard chart-toppers and local block fame
Chi-Town go-gettin pimps, we mobsters
Both Jay-Z and Rhymefest (born Che Smith) from Chicago are skilled rappers bringing in revenue like pimps and behaving like thugs
Gingerbread Man even said, "You're a monster!"
Even a fictitious character acknowledges his supremacy in the music industry
Yeah, that's how I feel
Jay-Z only speaks the truth
To be down, you must appeal
To be a part of the rap industry, you need to be charismatic and likeable
To the crew, we're rated are
The rap crew Rhymefest and Jay-Z are highly regarded
O.C., O.G., Bobby Johnson son
The rap crew members have their own titles and family histories
Ask me, "Rey-Rey, is that yo' car?"
Rhymefest is asking Jay-Z if the car outside is his own ride
I seen MTV, I know who you are
Rhymefest knows Jay-Z's celebrity status from seeing him on MTV
You did "Takeover," do you got beef with Nas?
Rhymefest is curious if Jay-Z has a rivalry with fellow rapper Nas
I did take over the game, brought back the soul
He revolutionized the rap game by reintroducing soulful music
Got tracks to go, got plaques that's gold
He has hit tracks and received multiple gold record awards
Platinum to go, yeah that's the flow
His flow generates enough money for multiple platinum awards
All I, know, I gots the flow
He knows that he has the power of the flow that generates his success
And I don't play cause I'm from Chicago
He comes from the tough part of Chicago, and that has made him tough and not to be trifled with
Point out the bounce [Repeat: x 5]
Reiterating the hook/chorus to acknowledge the value of a profitable beat
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., BILLEY PETTAWAY MUSIC
Written by: MELISSA A. ELLIOTT, TIMOTHY Z. MOSLEY, SYLVESTER JR. JORDAN, JUSTIN R. TIMBERLAKE, TIMOTHY CLAYTON, BILL PETTAWAY, SHAWN CARTER, TIM MOSLEY
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Andrey Medina
this might be kanye wests early tracks because its not up to the current crazy standards he has
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