Bomb Intro / Pass That Dutch Lyrics

[Chorus]
(Hootie hoo) Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch (Come on, pass the Dutch, baby)
Shake, shake, shake ya stuff, ladies
(Hootie hoo) Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pop that, pop that, jiggle that fat
Don't stop, get it 'til ya clothes get wet

[Verse 2]
Number one, drums go bump, bump, bump
This beat here will make your pum pum jump
If you's a fat one, put your clothes back on
Before you start putting pot holes in my lawn
Oh my gosh, oh my gosh
I'm under attack like my name was Saddam
I am the bomb from New York to Milan
And I can write a song sicker than Jeffrey Dahm'
(Whoop-whoop) Who touched my car alarm?
Break in my car, you will hear "Viper armed"
I've been a superstar since Daddy Kane was raw
I'm live on stage, c'mon and give me some applause

[Interlude]
Thank you
Oh, thank you, you all are so wonderful
[Chorus]
(Hootie hoo) Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch (Come on, pass the Dutch, baby)
Shake, shake, shake ya stuff, ladies
(Hootie hoo) Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pop that, pop that, jiggle that fat
Don't stop, get it 'til ya clothes get wet

[Interlude]
Listen up, motherfuckers
You have five seconds to catch your breath
Five, four, three, two, one

[Verse 3]
Pop that, pop that, make that money
Just keep it going like the Energizer Bunny
Shake that, shake that, move it all around
Spank that, yank that, Dutch back now
Freak him, freak her, whatever your choice
Didn't come to judge, I came to get ya moist
Scream "hootie hoo" now my voice is lost
Can I get a ride on the white horse?

[Chorus]
(Hootie hoo) Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch (Come on, pass the Dutch, baby)
Shake, shake, shake ya stuff, ladies
(Hootie hoo) Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pass that Dutch, pass that Dutch
Pop that, pop that, jiggle that fat
Don't stop, get it 'til ya clothes get wet
[Outro]
Pop that
Pass the Dutch, baby
Jiggle that fat

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Genius Annotation

Following quickly on the heels of her 2002 album Under Construction with its international smash hit “Work It,” Missy Elliott delivered “Pass That Dutch,” the lead single from her 2003 album This Is Not A Test!. The 808-laden, clap happy, and readily twerkable song was produced by Timbaland.

The dark-humored music video features the cartoonish special effects Missy has come to be known for. In one scene, she’s rapping as scarecrow in a corn field, while black-clad dancers execute choreography around her. Just as quickly, Missy morphs into a Fred “Rerun” Berry styled pop-lock dancer in a retro TV show. The following scene finds Missy riverdancing in a cheerleader outfit. Oddly, the video begins with the interlude “Baby Girl” as a introduction and ends with a verse of “Wake Up” essentially introducing the viewer to the first 3 tracks on Missy’s album in the course of one music video.

Q&A

Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning

What does Jiggle that fat, pum pum, and white horse mean?
Genius Answer

When Missy says, “pop that, pop that, jiggle that fat” she’s referring to dancing – and the most obvious kind to involve “popping” and “jiggling” would be, good old fashioned twerking.

As for “pum pum,” that’s Jamaican slang for vagina.

And “white horse” has a long established nickname for cocaine, though Missy’s reference to it on this song is more her typical nonsensical nonsequitur than an endorsement of or reference to the drug itself. My guess is that it just happened to fit the rhyme scheme.

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Recorded At
The Hit Factory Criteria (Miami)
Release Date
October 14, 2003
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