snoop dogg said drop it like its hot first.
who said drop it like its hot first?
snoop dogg
the phrase "drop it like it's hot" was already in common use before the song was released, and had been used in various songs since the 1990s. it is a metaphorical description of a dance move commonly performed by women, and is performed by various women throughout the music video. it was used in positive k's 1992 album "the skills dat pay da bills", in the song "ain't no crime." it was also used by lil wayne as a guest rapper on juvenile's 1999 hit single "back that azz up" from his album "400 degreez", and in his own song called "drop it like it's hot" from his 1999 debut album "tha block is hot" featuring b.g. and mannie fresh. clark kent said "drop it like it's hot" in the song "cashmere thoughts" from jay-z's 1996 debut album, "reasonable doubt". dj quik used the phrase in the song "sexuality" from his album "balance & options". another song with the same name is "drop it like it's hot", but it's sung by the big tymers, and featuring chilli, juvenile, & lac. this version of the song was featured in the big tymers predecessor of their debut, how you luv that vol. 2.
drop it like it's hot
without scott's quick switches and help defense, the piston guards smoked the lakers in game 1. thomas had 24 points, dumars 22, and johnson 19. with six minutes left, detroit led 97-79 and the final score was 109-97.









































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the short-handed lakers snapped right back in game 2, pounding the boards and taking a strong first-quarter lead. joe dumars had a hot first half with 24 points (he would finish with 33) to keep detroit close. los angeles held a 62-56 lead at halftime.
1989 nba finals