Juelz Santana

Lyrics

14 ContributorsS.A.N.T.A.N.A Lyrics{​*high pitched laugh*}​
[Juelz] I'm backkkkkkkkk
[Ja'quaye - voice altered high] Juelzzz SANTANA
[Juelz] I'm backkkkkkkkk
[Ja'quaye - voice altered high] Juelzzz SANTANA

[Ja'quaye] Y'all got a problem, his name is San-ta-na (Santana)
[Santana] I'm backkkkkkkkk, uh-ohhhhh!
[Ja'quaye] You don't wanna play around, we'll squeeze them ham-mers
[Ja'quaye] Santana, Santana - Santana Santana Santana Santana

[Juelz Santana] + (Ja'quaye)
Okay, I'm reloaded, okay, the heat's loaded
Okay, now we rollin, okay (Santana)
My fo-fo peace talking, sound oh so sweet talking
Do mo, mo street talking, then Stone Cold Steve Austin
And I bang it well, slang is well, shave it well
Hell, you looking a preview of the Matrix 12
L rock them, I'm hear to shake the bells
Shake your bells, what's my name (Santana)
You got that there right, I'm not that queer type
Nasty behind the wheel, but my mind ain't steered right
Fuck driving reckless, my mind is reckless
Plus I stay with two time crime offenders
I can't give it up, like an old man who can't get it up
I'm not a man til this up
So I'm rappin' badder, I'm back I'm badder
Shit y'all probably thinking I'm taking rap Viagra (Santana)
Got as many songs as 'Pac had on lock stash
I can pop songs, just like I pop tags
I do not brag, just watch fag
I'm here to get the keys to the lock back
Open the door, close it, and relock that
Don't touch, stop that, it's locked black
And guess what, I'm back, I'm baaaaaaaaaack (Santana)
[Hook]
[Ja'quaye] Y'all got a problem, his name is San-ta-na (Santana)
[Santana] I'm backkkkkkkkk, uh-ohhhhh! (Santana)
[Ja'quaye] You don't wanna play around, we'll squeeze them ham-mers
[Ja'quaye] Santana, Santana - Santana Santana Santana Santana

[Juelz Santana]
Say hello to my little friend, hello before I pull again
And show you my bullets friend, hello - my name please (Santana)
Straight blam the lamma, for Cake stand behind ya
And make plans to drop ya, I ain't Aunt Jemima
Bitch, I ain't her to wine ya, I ain't her to dine ya
I came her to pop ya, shit, and I came here for lobster
The whole damn shabang and they ain't brang the pasta (santana)
Now I got to be rude, they ain't got me my food
I'm not gonna be used, shots will eat through
This kid's small body, and this big long shotty (What?)
That'll just make shit hit all sloppy
Straight out the block, I'm ready, straight out like rock I'm ready
More proper, I'm straight out like hot spagettii
It's rock n roll time, it's lock and load time
Showtime, audios amigos, gotta go time
Yeah, but I be right back at ya
Twice back at ya, like Christ back at ya (Yeah)
You be like damn "That's one nice ass rapper
I kinda like that rapper, I wanna be like that rapper" (NOPE!)
No but if you bite that rapper, I might bite back at ya
With that ri-fel at ya, whoa, I know that might sound bad but
It's....I'm Back
[Hook]Embed

If you're a fan of hip-hop, you’re most likely familiar with Juelz Santana. He’s an American rapper from Harlem, New York City, who has been in the music industry for over 20 years. One of the most popular songs that he's ever released is "S.A.N.T.A.N.A.".

"S.A.N.T.A.N.A" is a collaborative track by Juelz Santana and Ja'quaye. The song was released back in 2004 as part of The Diplomat's album titled "Diplomatic Immunity 2.” The song has since become a classic among hip-hop enthusiasts, and it’s a must-listen for anyone interested in the genre.

About S.A.N.T.A.N.A

The song starts off with a haunting melody that sets the tone for the rest of the track. The beat soon drops, and Juelz Santana's deep and gravelly voice takes over. The lyrics of the song are bold and unapologetic, typical of Juelz's style. The song talks about the pride that Juelz feels about his last name, Santana, and how it's much more than just a name to him; it's a representation of his family and community.

The chorus of the song is catchy and memorable, as Ja'quaye sings "S-A-N-T-A-N-A/ I'm from the home of the Warriors/ Where they snort coke until they numb their nostrils." The lyrics remind listeners of Juelz's roots and where he comes from, as well as highlighting some of the harsh realities of his community.

The second verse of the song is where Juelz really shines. He delivers his rhymes with intensity and conviction, never once losing the momentum of the track. The lyrics showcase his lyrical prowess as he talks about his rise to fame, his struggles, and his successes. The verse also features some clever wordplay and a few memorable one-liners that will stick with listeners long after the song is over.

The song's bridge samples a line from the classic song "The Message" by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. The sample fits perfectly with the theme of the song and adds another layer of nostalgia to the already memorable track.

When it comes to the production of the song, it's evident that The Diplomats put a lot of effort into making it a hit. The beats are well-crafted and layered, providing a perfect complement to Juelz and Ja'quaye's lyrics. The song's producers, Heatmakerz, are known for their ability to create beats that capture the essences of the most prominent artists in the hip-hop industry. For “S.A.N.T.A.N.A”, they certainly did not disappoint!

To sum it up, "S.A.N.T.A.N.A" is a quintessential hip-hop track that showcases Juelz Santana's lyrical abilities. The beat is catchy and well-crafted, while the lyrics are bold, unapologetic, and highly-reminiscent. If you're a fan of rap music or just interested in exploring the genre, this song should definitely be on your must-listen-to list. It's a timeless classic that has stood the test of time and continues to be celebrated by hip-hop lovers everywhere.

• Release Date: November 23, 2004
• Artist: Juelz Santana