THIS IS HOW WE DO by Big Korey & Dru (2024)

[Dru Hill]
Yeah, baby, hey, yeah, yeah
And you know; said, you know
Said, you know; said, you know, babe, yeah

So you say your ish is it
And you say your ish is hot
You want me to touch your spot

'Cause that's how we do it
Now I watch your earrings jingle
And I watch you work your middle
'Cause your handle bars ain't little
Makes me wanna... (Y'all ain't ready)

[Chorus x 2]
If you wanna dance
If you wanna move
If you wanna dance
Yeah, show me what to do
I keep it movin', givin' it to you
'Cause this is what we do
This is what we do, yeah

Said, East Side, where you at? Yo, what the deally?
And to my ladies over West, can you feel me?
Tell me, what the deal with the South?
And tell me Master P got it all figured out
But if you say you with me, show you with me
You're so pretty, you stay shitty
Ain't no shorty over forty chillin' in the VIP with me
Damn right, game tight, 'cause that's how we do it tonight

[Chorus x 2]

[Method Man]
Yo, yo
Who got the best body on the planet?
I take advantage, then skate like the kissin' bandit
Leave of hearts
Got these shorties out after dark
We're lady killers
Then blow back apart, raw dealers
Tical! Dru Hiller, strange love, seven thirty
I'm like Herbie with a Love Bug
Then skip town like a Casanova Brown Mrs.
You look delicious like a two piece with a biscuit
What's goin' down?
In my mind I'm rippin' your clothes
Playing with your feet, girl, suckin' your toes
Go 'round with the Ghetto Sarano', mellow
Romeo, who like his women on the same level
Pay my bills that were due; all accounts settled
Now I'm relaxing like Pa, now with Ma Kettle
Baby laughing, earrings in both nipples
Like Janet Jackson, busting out her latest fashion
Or the smashin'
Honey, come on over here; I fuck feet cold
Throw them panties over there, you won't need those
You talk like sex
You walk like sex
Ya smell like sex
Ya yell like sex
And all ya want is Mr. Meth, hell of a man
That can sell an Eskimo a fan
I come equipped for any spot that you want hit
Or want licked; when my dick get the fuck outta here, ah, shit
I start to think back on how I go hump
In seven minutes to heaven at the age of eleven
Couldn't tell me nuthin' then, can't tell me nuthin' now
Honey child, milkin' the cow, lovin' my style
This is what we do, kid - me and them Dru kids
Take 'em blind, crimpin' them crazy, even toothless
Lastly, if you know me, don't ask me
Call me Method, Mr. Meth if ya nasty

[Chorus x 2]

If I move it on the left, will it be hot to death?
If I move it on the right, will you make it last all night? (Woody)
If I move it up and down, will you make a freaky sound? Come on
If I move it in and out, will it make you scream and shout?
Come on

[Chorus x 2]

The song This is How We Do is a collaboration between Dru Hill and Big Korey which features Method Man. The lyrics describe a party atmosphere in which the focus is on dancing and having a good time. The chorus is an invitation to show off your moves and dance and is repeated twice in the song. The song is divided into three parts which include the verses sung by Dru Hill, the rap by Method Man, and the chorus.

The initial verses sung by Dru Hill describe a typical party scenario where everyone is dancing and having fun. The lyrics use colloquial language and slang, which adds to the informal and relaxed atmosphere of the party. The chorus is a command to dance, and this section of the song is repeated twice to emphasize the importance of dancing in the context of the party. Method Man's rap is more explicit and sexually suggestive, and the lyrics describe sexual fantasies and adventures.

Overall, the lyrics of This is How We Do convey the sense of freedom, energy, and vitality associated with partying and clubbing. The song is an invitation to let loose, have fun, and show off your moves.

Yeah, baby, hey, yeah, yeah
An enthusiastic introduction to the song

And you know; said, you know
Repeating the phrase 'you know', indicating that the listener is aware of something

Said, you know; said, you know, babe, yeah
Repeating the phrase 'said, you know', emphasizing that the listener should already know something

So you say your ish is it
Asking if the listener thinks they are cool

And you say your ish is hot
Acknowledging that the listener thinks they are cool

You want me to touch your spot
Suggesting that the listener wants to be intimate

'Cause that's how we do it
Implicitly saying that intimacy is a normal occurrence for the singer

Now I watch your earrings jingle
Observing the listener's jewelry

And I watch you work your middle
Watching the listener dance

'Cause your handle bars ain't little
Referring to the listener's waist, indicating that they are attractive

Makes me wanna... (Y'all ain't ready)
Imagining becoming intimate with the listener, but acknowledging that the audience may not be ready for explicit content

If you wanna dance
Inviting the listener to dance

If you wanna move
Encouraging the listener to dance more vivaciously

Show me what to do
Asking the listener to demonstrate their dance moves

I keep it movin', givin' it to you
Saying that the singer is actively providing good music to dance to

'Cause this is what we do
Reiterating that dancing is a common theme for the singer and audience

Said, East Side, where you at? Yo, what the deally?
Asking the audience from the East Side their thoughts

And to my ladies over West, can you feel me?
Asking the audience from the West if they agree with the singer

Tell me, what the deal with the South?
Asking the audience from the South what they think

And tell me Master P got it all figured out
Referencing Master P as someone who knows what's happening

But if you say you with me, show you with me
If the audience agrees with the singer, they should dance with them

You're so pretty, you stay shitty
Complimenting the audience, indicating that they are attractive and having a good time

Ain't no shorty over forty chillin' in the VIP with me
Suggesting that the singer only spends time with young, attractive people

Damn right, game tight, 'cause that's how we do it tonight
Confirming that the singer is having a good time while remaining cool and collected

Who got the best body on the planet?
Asking rhetorically who has the best body

I take advantage, then skate like the kissin' bandit
Imagining that the singer charms people and then leaves

Lady killers, then blow back apart, raw dealers
Referring to themselves and their associates as being successful with women

Tical! Dru Hiller, strange love, seven thirty
Using slang and language to express enthusiasm about the situation

I'm like Herbie with a Love Bug
Comparing themselves to a lovable character who can win people over

Then skip town like a Casanova Brown
Referencing a fictional character who is successful with women, and then leaves abruptly

Mrs. you look delicious like a two piece with a biscuit
Complimenting a woman's appearance

In my mind I'm rippin' your clothes
Imagining the act of becoming intimate

Playing with your feet, girl, suckin' your toes
Describing various sexual acts

Lastly, if you know me, don't ask me
Implying that the listener should know the singer's reputation

Call me Method, Mr. Meth if ya nasty
Providing an alternative name, while referencing a well-known pop culture phrase

If I move it on the left, will it be hot to death?
Asking if a certain dance move is good or not

If I move it on the right, will you make it last all night? (Woody)
Asking another rhetorical question, and referencing a popular dance movie

If I move it up and down, will you make a freaky sound? Come on
Encouraging the listener to make noise while dancing

If I move it in and out, will it make you scream and shout?
Suggesting that the singer is asking if the listener will enjoy becoming intimate with them