Wild Wild West
Will Smith Featuring Dru Hill & Kool Mo Dee Lyrics

Uh, wickey wild wild
The excitement and danger of the Wild West is being expressed in a fun and upbeat manner.

Wicky wicky wild
Reinforcing the joyful tone set by the previous line.

Wickey wild, wicky wicky wild wild wild west,
Continuing the joyous expression of excitement for the Wild West.

Jim West, desperado, rough rider
Describing the artist, James West, as a daring and skilled adventurer.

No you don't want nada
Warning the listener that they don't want any part of the danger associated with the Wild West.

None of this, six gun in this, brotha runnin' this,
Further emphasizing James West's position as the one in charge and how he is armed and dangerous.

Buffalo soldier, look it's like I told ya
Referencing the history of the Buffalo soldiers, African-American soldiers who fought in the Wild West.

Any damsel that's in distress
Speaking to the trope of the 'damsel in distress' often found in stories set in the Wild West.

Be out of that dress when she meet Jim West
Indicating that James West is not interested in romance but rather on his mission.

Rough neck so go check the law and abide
Encouraging listeners to obey the law and avoid getting into trouble with people like James West.

Watch your step , we'll flex and get a hole in your side
Issuing a warning that any aggression towards James West will be met with violent retaliation.

Swallow your pride, don't let your lip react,
Advising listeners to not act foolishly and escalate a situation with James West.

You don't wanna see my hand where my hip be at,
Indicating that James West is armed and not afraid to use his weapon.

With all of this, from the start of this,
Reiterating James West's authority and dominance in the Wild West.

Runnin' the game, James West tamin' the west so remember the name
Stating that James West is the one in charge and will not be forgotten.

Now who ya gonna call?
Asking rhetorically who someone should turn to for help in the Wild West.

Not the G.B.'s
Rejecting the idea of calling on the Ghostbusters for help in the Wild West.

Now who you gon' call?
Asking again who listeners should call for help in the Wild West.

J double A G
Revealing that the answer to the previous question is JAG, a reference to James West and his partner, Artemus Gordon.

If you have a riff with, people wanna bust, break out!
Urging listeners to avoid conflict with people who want to start trouble.

Before you get bum-rushed at the (Wild Wild West)
Warning listeners to be cautious in the Wild West, or they may be overwhelmed.

When I roll into the (Wild Wild West)
Referencing James West's confidence and swagger in the Wild West.

When I stroll into the (Wild Wild West)
Further emphasizing James West's confidence and control of the situation.

When I bounce into the (Wild Wild West) Sisqo, Sisqo
Continuing to express the excitement and fun of being in the Wild West, while also referencing the musician Sisqo.

We going straight to the Wild Wild West
Reaffirming James West's determination and focus on his mission in the Wild West.

Now, now, now, now once upon a time in the west
Starting a story about the Wild West.

Mad man lost his damn mind in the west
Describing the villain Loveless as a deranged and dangerous figure in the Wild West.

Loveless, kidnap a dime, nothin' less
Detailing how Loveless has taken someone hostage, showing how dangerous he is.

Now I must put his behind to the test (Can you feel me?)
Indicating that James West is up for the challenge of confronting Loveless.

Then through the shadows, in the saddle, ready for battle
Describing how James West is prepared and ready for action in the Wild West.

Bring all your boys in, here come the poison
Encouraging Loveless to bring all his allies to the fight, as James West is ready for them.

Behind my back, all the riffin' ya did,
Acknowledging that Loveless has been talking trash about James West in the Wild West.

Front and center, now where ya lip at kid?
Challenging Loveless to back up his words with action.

Who dat is? A mean brotha, bad for your health
Accentuating James West's toughness and reputation in the Wild West.

Lookin' damn good though, if I could say it myself
Riffing on James West's swagger and self-confidence.

Told me Loveless is a mad man, but I don't fear that
Acknowledging that Loveless is dangerous, but indicating that James West is not afraid.

Got mad weapons too, ain't tryin' to hear that
Stating that James West has plenty of weapons and will not be intimidated.

Tryin' to bring down me, the champion
Declaring James West's superiority and dominance in the Wild West.

When y'all clowns gon' see that it can't be done
Challenging anyone who thinks they can defeat James West in the Wild West.

Understand me son, I'm the slickest they is,
Stressing James West's skill and cleverness in the Wild West.

I'm the quickest as they is, did I say I'm the slickest they is
Reiterating James West's skills, and emphasizing the cleverness of the wordplay.

So if you barking up the wrong tree we comin', don't be startin' nothin'
Warning listeners not to mess with James West because they will only be inviting trouble.

Me and my partner gonna test your chest, Loveless
Challenging Loveless and revealing that James West has a partner in his fight against him.

Can't stand the heat then get out the Wild Wild West
Telling anyone who can't handle the danger and intensity of the Wild West to leave.

Yeah, can you feel it, c'mon c'mon, yeah
Returning to the joyful and upbeat tone of the song.

Keep it movin', keep it movin' ooh yeah
Encouraging listeners to keep their spirits up and carry on despite the dangers of the Wild West.

To any outlaw tryin' to draw, thinkin' you're bad,
Addressing anyone who thinks they can challenge James West in the Wild West.

Any draw on West best with a pen and a pad,
Indicating that James West is not just skilled with weapons, but also with words.

Don't even think about it, six gun, weighin' a ton,
Warning anyone not to try and engage in violence with James West.

10 paces and turn, just for fun, son,
Suggesting that James West would win in a shootout even from a distance of 10 paces.

Up till sundown, rolling around,
Showing that James West is constantly on the move and always ready for action.

See where the bad guys ought to be found and make 'em lay down,
Indicating James West's mission to find and defeat the villains of the Wild West.

The defenders of the west,
Positioning James West and his partner Artemus Gordon as the protectors of the Wild West.

Crushin' on pretenders in the west,
Showing how James West deals with anyone who tries to pose as a hero in the Wild West.

Don't mess with us 'cause we're in the (Wild Wild West)
Warning anyone who wants to oppose James West and Artemus Gordon in the Wild West.

Yeah, can you feel it, c'mon c'mon
Repeating the upbeat and fun tone of the song.

The wild wild west bring in the heat, bring in the Heat, what?
Emphasizing the intensity and excitement of the Wild West.

(Wild Wild West)
Further emphasizing the title phrase of the song.

Can't stop the bum-rush,
Indicating that James West cannot be stopped by anyone who tries to confront him.

The wild wild (The Wild, Wild West)
Continuing to express the joy and excitement of the Wild West.

The wild wild wicky wickidy wild wild wild wickidy wild wild
A fun and playful riff expressing the excitement of the Wild West.

Wickidy wild wild, the wickidy wickidy wickidy wickidy (The Wild, Wild West)
A continuation of the playful and fun tone established earlier in the song.

Can't stop the bum-rush,
Repeating the earlier lyric, reinforcing the idea that James West cannot be defeated by anyone.

The wild wild (The Wild, Wild West)
Further emphasizing the excitement and danger of the Wild West.