NEW ORLEANS, LA - FEBRUARY 15: Rapper Juvenile attends GQ & LeBron James NBA All Star Party Sponsored By Samsung Galaxy And Beats at Ogden Museum's Patrick F. Taylor Library on February 15, 2014 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for GQ)
There is no doubt that Juvenile is a legend in the game, and one of his biggest records to date his classic song “Back That Thang Up,” The minute the song starts, everyone runs to the dance floor and immediately starts to dance. Recently, Juvenile put a twist to the classic song as he delivered an important message.
On Wednesday, he dropped the song “Vax That Thing Up,” in conjunction with the dating app BLK, which specializes in helping black singles meet.
Joining him on the record was his fellow Hot Boys collaborator Mannie Fresh, and No Limit Records first lady Mia X.
In the song, they encourage people to get out there and date, but also to do so safely by getting vaccinated.
In the chorus he raps, “Girl you looks good won’t you vax that thang up/ You’s a handsome young brother won’t you vax that thang up/ Dating in real you need to vax that thang up/ Feeling freaky all night you need to vax that thang up.”
While dropping the song, Juvenile said, “TO EACH HIS OWN! Do what’s best for YOU and YOUR LIFE no matter what’s being said or done! Me @manniefresh @themamamiax and @meet_blk takin over for the ’99 and the 2000s!”
Juvenile dropped his classic song “Back That Thang Up,” back in 1999. The song was featured on his third studio album “400 Degreez,” and featured Mannie Fresh and Lil Wayne.
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