The new track samples Beyonce Knowles' 2003 hit 'Crazy in Love', which itself is a sample of the 1970 song 'Are You My Woman? (Tell Me So)' by The Chi-Lites.
- Jul 20, 2022
AceShowbiz - Saucy Santana seemingly had a lot of fun filming a music video for his new single "Booty" ft. Latto (Mulatto). The clip, which arrived on Tuesday, July 19, sees the rapper shaking his butts along with his collaborator and their pals.
For the Jake Wilson-directed visuals, Santana recruits his famous friends like Nikita Dragun, Markell Washington, Cristian Dennis, Kornbread, Julian Burzynski, Tyshon Lawrence, Keegan Whicker and Kelechi. The group flaunts their twerking skills during the block party as they wear colorful outfits.
"Booty" samples Beyonce Knowles' 2003 hit "Crazy in Love". The latter itself is a sample of the 1970 song "Are You My Woman? (Tell Me So)" by The Chi-Lites.
"Who else got a a** like this?/ Who else throw it back like this?/ What else make 'em mad like this?/ What else make 'em act like this?" Santana raps. Latto, meanwhile, spits in her verse, "(Shake what your doctor gave you)/ It's a lot of b***hes wishin' they could see me fail/ (Shake what your doctor gave you)/ I'ma make him pay the second round of this BBL."
The track arrived after Saucy announced a new deal with RCA Records. Speaking about his decision to sign with the label, he explained on "The Breakfast Club", "I feel like I didn't have that complete backing with a major label."
"I put in a lot of work, I worked really hard being an independent artist," the emcee, whose real name is Justin Michael Harris, further elaborated. "But I feel like now with that major backing, I can clear certain samples, I could get this radio s**t going, I can get these bigger artists. It's up."
On the reason why he chose RCA over other music labels, Santana shared, "When it comes down to TikTok dances, it's me. When it comes down to videos, I'm telling them how I want my videos." He added, "I let them know that I need somebody that understands Santana, but wants to help elevate and push Santana to the forefront."
