OK!

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OK!
Cover
Melbeatz feat. Kool Savas and Samy Deluxe
publication April 26, 2004
length 3:46
Genre (s) Hip hop
text Kool Savas , Samy Deluxe
music Melbeatz
Publisher (s) Edition Optik, Premium Blend, Edition Elijah
Label Optik Records , Subword
album Rapper's Delight

OK! is a hip-hop song by producer Melbeatz , which features rappers Kool Savas and Samy Deluxe. The song, which was released on April 26, 2004, was also the only single release from their album Rapper's Delight . It reached number 25 on the singles charts, where it was able to stay for a total of seven weeks.

Emergence

On OK , Melbeatz brought Kool Savas and Samy Deluxe together. The background to this decision was that rumors circulated for a long time that the two rappers were enemies. Accordingly, she pursued the goal of refuting precisely these assumptions. The reason for the rumors was that Kool Savas had criticized various Hamburg hip-hop formations in the past because, in his opinion, they made hip-hop too popular.

music

In contrast to most of the other songs, Melbeatz recorded the music himself on OK . The piece is characterized by African drums, which are combined with a club- and techno- heavy synth riff. In contrast, a line of text by Kool Savas reads:

"Unfortunately I can't hear your shit like jungle and techno"

- Kool Savas : on OK

text

In the lyrics themselves, Kool Savas and Samy Deluxe present themselves as a kind of unbeatable dream duo, and accuse an unnamed audience of not having a talent for rapping:

"It's all about the two of us / You can't get past us / You can think you've got it / Think yes, I can do it too / Hope it sells / It's ok [...] Unfortunately, you're not like him, unfortunately not like me, are unfortunately not that cool, unfortunately not deluxe / All We have much, much more, you never come here, that is the level you would like to be at "

- Samy Deluxe : in OK

The last lines ("They say we have beef , understand this is all shit") are sung by Samy Deluxe to the tune of Aaliyah's "Try Again" from 2000.

Video

The video clip shows how Melbeatz strolls through the streets at night together with Kool Savas and Samy Deluxe, in between scenes are shown again and again in which Melbeatz chauffeurs the two rappers through the area in a jeep.

Individual evidence

  1. Chart positions of the single. chartsurfer.de