fo shizzle

[sonickteam2]

   So , I am positive that everyone but me knew this but i really wish you guys would be a bit more informative.

   Its not that I'm a big Snoop Dogg fan, but I have, at times, championed his overall originality. 

   Until this morning I was listening to an 80's CD and Frankie Smith's "Double Dutch Bus" song came on and low and behold.....

  "Hizzi, gizzirls! Yizzall hizzave t' mizzove izzout the wizzay sizzo the gizzuys can plizzay bizzasket-bizzall"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kYtliQs0tc


 

[Firebutt McGee]

Missy sampled the hell out of this for her song "Gossip Folks".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBkCEbc42eU

[El Jefe Design]

Hate to break it to you, but adding "izz" to the middle of words has been used in carnival slang for decades. It gained popularity in wrestling over 50 years ago as a way for wrestlers to communicate with each other without the "marks" knowing what they were saying. The really good ones would actually add double "izz" in the words to make it really hard to understand like a more confusing form of pig-latin.

[vansmack]

No shit.  This was what the cheerleaders used to use to talk about the athletes on the bus rides to games when I was in high school back in the late 80's/early 90's.  I didn't realize it was much of an unknown. 

[sonickteam2]

i told you everyone knew but me, right?

[Firebutt McGee]

No comments on that kickass Missy video? Jerks.

[sonickteam2]

No comments on that kickass Missy video? Jerks.

the song sucks, the poppin' and lockin' owns.