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The song talks about a young man, minding his own business, who is first approached by a drug dealer trying to make a deal, then by a man in a Cadillac offering him stolen and bootleg merchandise. The Cadillac-driving man is also a pimp, as he then offers him his choice of prostitutes. In all three cases, the young man refuses, saying he only wants music. | The song talks about a young man, minding his own business, who is first approached by a drug dealer trying to make a deal, then by a man in a Cadillac offering him stolen and bootleg merchandise. The Cadillac-driving man is also a pimp, as he then offers him his choice of prostitutes. In all three cases, the young man refuses, saying he only wants music. | ||
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| + | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vp2ODI8A0cY Give Me The Beat] on [[Youtube]]. | ||
[[Category:Popular Songs]] | [[Category:Popular Songs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:55, April 7, 2024
Give Me The Beat is an electronic pop song from Ghostland Observatory, a duo from Austin, Texas. It was the fifth track from their fourth studio album, Codename:Rondo.
The song talks about a young man, minding his own business, who is first approached by a drug dealer trying to make a deal, then by a man in a Cadillac offering him stolen and bootleg merchandise. The Cadillac-driving man is also a pimp, as he then offers him his choice of prostitutes. In all three cases, the young man refuses, saying he only wants music.