this song is a little party joint but there's a little drama surrounding it. people here in texas--more specifically houston, have heard of dj hi-c and mc qua. they were real good friends who used to do parties here in houston and in dallas a lot. they created this dance called the hookkerr hookkerr and had a song to it. if you are familiar with screwed & chopped, and paul wall and chamillionaire, you've probably heard "after the kappa." the hookkerr hookkerr song has that beat--unscrewed.
for whatever reason, hi-c and qua disbanded but each wanted to claim the dance and each has their own song. since hi-c deejays so many parties here in houston, a lot of people became familiar with his song (it's like "hookity-hook with it"--very crunk song) but people were familiar with the beat that qua kept for his version of the song.
neither song was being played on the radio because the goal of radio is to play songs that are available on an album for purchase. well, qua got some a well-known freestyler here in houston, kiatti, and the son (a.j.) of a radio personality on his version of the song and all of a sudden (
), the song is playing on the radio.
poor hi-c can't get any justice for his song. i feel so bad for him because me and him are cool and he's "good people." he just can't get a break. the poor man has to resort to turning parties that he d.j.s into personal promotional appearances and mini-concerts.
if you are looking for it on the internet, try looking under m.c. qua. try to find d.j. hi-c's version too. his is better to me. as for the dance, i'll try to describe it: bend your knees slightly and lean forward a bit. now roll your shoulders in a circular motion toward the right (or left). if you roll to the right, throw your right bow too. i know it sounds crazy but when you do it to the music, it is crunk.
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on another note, i got js' new album. it was only $6.99 at bestbuy so i said "what the hell" and bought it. it is actually a good cd! of course there is production by r. kelly so the beats are tyte. not a bad investment at all