 Genius Lyrics
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OutKast – Hey Ya!
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“Hey Ya!” is the first single from André 3000’s half of OutKast’s Speakerboxxx/The Love Below double album. André said the following about the concept of this genre-bending song:
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André 3000 – Hey Ya! - Single Version
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[Intro: André 3000] / 1, 2, 3, uh! / [Verse 1: André 3000] / My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so, and this I know for sure (Uh) / But does she really wanna / But
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Ghostie – Hey Ya!*
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Lyrics from Snippet / [Intro: Andre 3000 & Manager] / 3000, for the sake of everybody in the bank, act like you've got some sense / He ain't goin' go up there and shake his ass
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Lemon Demon – Super Hey Ya
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A remix of OutKast’s “Hey Ya!”, “Super Hey Ya” maintains much of the original, but adds sound effects from Mario and Pokemon games, as well as the occasional vocal distortion.
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A Viral Tweet Sent OutKast Fans Looking Up The Real Meaning Of The “Hey Ya!” Lyrics
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“’Hey Ya!’ is pretty much about the state of relationships in the 2000s.”
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Sleep Token – Hey Ya
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[Verse 1] / My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so, and this I know for sure / But does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me walk out the door? / Don't try to
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Paravi – Hey Ya!
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{?} / [Verse 1] / Her baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so, and this I know for sure / But does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me walk out the door? / Don't
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OutKast – Hey Ya! Samples
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See all of “Hey Ya!” by OutKast’s samples
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Amanda Fondell – Hey Ya
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[Verse 1] / My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so, and this I know for sure / But does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me walk out the door? / Don't try to
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Panic! at the Disco – Hey Ya!
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[Verse 1] / One, two, three! / My baby don't mess around / 'Cause she loves me so / This I know for sure / But does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me walk out that door
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OutKast (Ft. Sleepy Brown) – The Way You Move/Hey Ya! - Long Versions
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Part. 1 (Big Boi ft. Sleepy Brown - The Way You Move) / [Verse 1: Big Boi] / Ready for action, nip it in the bud / We never relaxing, OutKast is everlasting / Not clashing, not at
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OutKast – Roses
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“Roses” is the second single released from André 3000’s album, The Love Below, and the third overall single from the OutKast double album following the #1 singles “Hey Ya!” and “
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Glee Cast – Hey Ya!
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“Hey Ya!” by OutKast is featured in A Wedding, the eighth episode of Season Six. It is sung by Artie (Kevin McHale), with Jane (Samantha Marie Ware) and Madison (Laura Dreyfuss
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Avriel & the Sequoias – Hey Ya
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Oo-oo-ooh / Oo-ooh / Oo-oo-ooh / Oo-ooh / [Verse 1] / My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so, and this I know for sure / But does she really wanna / Can't stand to see
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Billy Cobb – Hey Ya!
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[Intro: Billy Cobb] / One, two, three! / [Verse 1: Billy Cobb] / My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so, and this I know for sure / But does she really wanna / But can
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Obadiah Parker – Hey Ya
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My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so / And this I know for sure / But does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me / Walk out the door / I can't stand to fight
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Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox (Ft. Sara Niemietz) – Hey Ya
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One, two, three, uh / My baby don't mess around me / 'Cause she loves me so / And this I know for sure (uh) / But does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me walk out the
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OutKast – Hey Ya! Samples
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See all of “Hey Ya!” by OutKast’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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KAMAUU – Hey Ya
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KAMAU interprets OutKast’s dualistic dance anthem (“Hey Ya!”), including an original verse with his signature sound and vocals.
According to KAMAU’s SoundCloud post:
Hey Ya
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Richard Cheese – Hey Ya
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One two three go / My baby don't mess around me / 'Cause she loves me so / And this I know for sure / Uh, but does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me walk out the door
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OutKast – Hey Ya! Covers
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See all of “Hey Ya!” by OutKast’s covers
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OutKast – Hey Ya! (Instrumental)
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[Instrumental]
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Lorene Drive – Hey Ya!
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Lorene Drive covered “Hey Ya!” originally by OutKast for the compilation album Punk Goes Crunk.
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Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra – Hey Ya
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[Instrumental]
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KIDZ BOP Kids – Hey Ya
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[Intro] / One two three, oh / [Verse 1] / Come, baby, don't mess around / Because she loves me so and this I know for sure / But does she really want to / But can't stand to see me
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OutKast – Hey Ya! Remixes
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See all of “Hey Ya!” by OutKast’s remixes
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The Animal In Me – Hey Ya!
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[Intro] / One, two, three, uh! / [Verse 1] / My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so, and this I know for sure (Uh) / But does she really wanna / But can't stand to see
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OutKast – Ms. Jackson
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The second single from Stankonia, “Ms. Jackson” catapulted the Southern rap duo OutKast into the mainstream, reaching the top 5 in several countries and becoming their first of
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The BossHoss – Hey Ya!
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My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so / And this I know fo shooo... / Uh, but does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me / Walk out the doo... / Don't try to
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KIDZ BOP Kids – Hey Ya! (Redo Version)
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One, two, three! / My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so / And this I know fo sho! / But does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me walk out the door / Don't
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Killer Mike & André 3000 (Ft. Eryn Allen Kane & Future) – SCIENTISTS & ENGINEERS
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[Intro: Eryn Allen Kane & Future] / Ooh, hey-hey-hey, ooh, hey (Yeah) / Ooh, hey, ooh, hey / Standin' in the rain (Standin' in the rain) / Washin' all my sins (Washin' all my
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Will Young – Hey Ya! (Jo Whiley's Live Lounge)
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No.... / Mm.... / My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so / And this I know for sure / Oh but does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me walk out the door / Don'
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Song Lyrics & Knowledge - Genius
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Note the three different references to Andre 3000 in this line – “ent-ANDRE,” “Three Stacks,” and “Hey Ya!” +28.
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Elijah Graham – Hey Ya (Originally by OutKast)
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My baby don't mess around / Because she loves me so, and this I know for sure / But does she really wanna / But can't stand to see me walk out the door? / Don't try to fight the
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Chillinit – 230 Pounds
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[Intro: ChillinIt] / Rargh / The Octagon / Remember that André 3000 track? (Chill, Chill) / "Hey Ya" or some shit, that was the shit back in the day / We should use it for the
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Kanye West & André 3000 – Life Of The Party
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“Life Of The Party” is a collaboration with André 3000. Its title is a term Ye has used in his song “Jesus Lord” to refer to his late mother Donda West.
A version of the song was
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OutKast – Prototype
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“Prototype” was André 3000’s single released with Big Boi’s “GhettoMuzick” as the final singles from OutKast’s double album Speakerboxxx/The Love Below. This funk guitar ballad has
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OutKast – Happy Valentine's Day
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The song meaning could be taken to tie into the title of his part of the dual album: The Love Below. He continuously laments people no longer believe in Cupid (it’s from his
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OutKast – Hey Ya! Interpolations
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See all of “Hey Ya!” by OutKast’s interpolations
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OutKast – Rosa Parks
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This is the lead single from OutKast’s 1998 Aquemini. “Rosa Parks” may not have been the duo’s most successful single, but it established OutKast’s legitimacy as pioneers of
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