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Woo-Hah!!! Got You All In Check [Maxi Single]

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Woo-Hah!!! Got You All In Check is A classic By Busta Rhymes. Back in the day, espically with this track, there was a level of crazy insanity in Busta Rhymes' music (which is why I liked it) that seems to only be there occassionally, which may be why I don't really care for his music now. What happened? It's like his music took Ritalin and clamed down.

Man I wish Busta still came like this instead of having that stupid beef with Eminem and 50 Cent against Ja Rule. What is your problem these days Busta at least from 1990-1998 he was tight from the Days of Leaders of the New School through Woo Hah

A classic of it's time but will still get a dancefloor filled and ill'ed. To appreciate how Busta Rhymes has lost his way - just make a tape looping this gem and 'Scenario' from Quest's Low End Theory and then watch the s**t Janet Jackson video - point made.

There is NO doubt we DO miss busta rhymes energy when rhyming.can we blame Q-tip for calming busta down? he told busta to chill out sometimes when he's rhyming.i just wish busta would have told him HELL NO the fans LOVE me like this!!but he took advice from a well seasoned mc.the only thing we can do is remember how busta use to be and savior those years when he was a VERY energized dope mc.R.I.P.ODB!!!

The album version made it to the #11 spot on Much Music's "Top 30 Countdown" during the summer of 96' after remaining on the chart for several weeks. This instant classic is listed on Busta's first solo LP and the remixes were usually only heard on radio mix shows and underground mix tapes. I especially enjoy the "Jay-Dee Bounce" remix. The album version instrumental and acapella are extremely rare as they were only released on the promo single. However, ten years later this track still remains one of the greatest of all time.

This was one of the best rap songs of the mid 1990s. This CD features the original version, plus seven remixes. The remixes mostly featured the same rap track, but with different instrumental backing. But "World Wide Remix" features a totally different rap with alternate lyrics, which is a duet by Busta and ODB. And of course, the instrumental versions are just the backing tracks. The "b-side" is "Everything Remains Raw", which is an okay song that appears in it's original version and a version with just the instrumental track.

This song is tight as well as hilarious! Check it out today!

The original song is catchy, but the remixes are not all that good. Instrumental versions are a nice feature.

"Ya feel me"? "Feel me" what? I dont understand what this reviewer is talking about. I'm not so sure he does either.

Busta reminds of that guy in the old battery commercial, he was always like, "hey, c'mon I bet you can't knock it off me. Give it your best shot" and then you go to clock the guy cause ya think he's clowning, and he starts screamin' and pinwheelin' his arms at ya and you wanna run but ya can't...ya feel me?