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** "Do It Do It" samples the song "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?" from the Disney cartoon ''WesternAnimation/TheThreeLittlePigs'', "You'll Like It Too" (1981 by Music/{{Funkadelic}} and "AJ Scratch" (1984) by Music/KurtisBlow.
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** "Do It Do It" samples the song "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?" from the Disney cartoon ''WesternAnimation/TheThreeLittlePigs'', "You'll Like It Too" (1981 by Music/{{Funkadelic}} [[Music/GeorgeClinton Funkadelic]]) and "AJ Scratch" (1984) by Music/KurtisBlow.
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''Saturday Night! - The Album'' is the second album by Music/SchoollyD, originally released on his own label Schoolly D Recordings in 1986. It's best remembered for the audience favorites "Saturday Night", "Dedication To All B-Boys" and "Do It Do It". In 1987 it was re-issued by Jive Records, with several extra tracks. At the time reviews were mixed, with most critics put off by the explicit GangstaRap lyrics, but as time passed by it's nowadays VindicatedByHistory. Schoolly D would never receive the same commercial and critical success as this record did.
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''Saturday Night! - The Album'' is the second album by Music/SchoollyD, originally released on his own label Schoolly D Recordings in 1986. It's best remembered for the audience favorites "Saturday Night", "Dedication To All B-Boys" and "Do It Do It". In 1987 it was re-issued by Jive Records, Creator/JiveRecords, with several extra tracks. At the time reviews were mixed, with most critics put off by the explicit GangstaRap lyrics, but as time passed by it's nowadays VindicatedByHistory. Schoolly D would never receive the same commercial and critical success as this record did.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: During "Saturday Night" Schoolly mistakes a transsexual for a "super bad bitch".
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* AmbiguouslyGay: During "Saturday Night" Schoolly mistakes a transsexual transgender person for a "super bad bitch".
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-> ''What's up, y'all''
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-> ''I'm back again''
-> ''With my DJ Code Money''
-> ''Tonight we gon' do somethin' for you''
-> ''It goes somethin' like this..."''
-> ''What's up, y'all''
-> ''My name is Schoolly-D''
-> ''I'm back again''
-> ''With my DJ Code Money''
-> ''Tonight we gon' do somethin' for you''
-> ''It goes somethin' like this..."''
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-> ''What's
What's up,
-> ''My
My name is
-> ''I'm
I'm back
-> ''With
With my DJ Code
-> ''Tonight
Tonight we gon' do somethin' for
-> ''It
It goes somethin' like this..."''
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** "Do It Do It" is a song where Schoolly-D boasts about his sex life and tells women not to fear him, all this while a sample of [[Disney/TheThreeLittlePigs "Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?"]] plays through the song.
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** "Do It Do It" is a song where Schoolly-D boasts about his sex life and tells women not to fear him, all this while a sample of [[Disney/TheThreeLittlePigs [[WesternAnimation/TheThreeLittlePigs "Who's Afraid Of The of the Big Bad Wolf?"]] plays through the song.
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** "Do It Do It" samples the song "Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?" from the Disney cartoon ''Disney/TheThreeLittlePigs'', "You'll Like It Too" (1981 by Music/{{Funkadelic}} and "AJ Scratch" (1984) by Music/KurtisBlow.
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** "Do It Do It" samples the song "Who's Afraid Of The of the Big Bad Wolf?" from the Disney cartoon ''Disney/TheThreeLittlePigs'', ''WesternAnimation/TheThreeLittlePigs'', "You'll Like It Too" (1981 by Music/{{Funkadelic}} and "AJ Scratch" (1984) by Music/KurtisBlow.
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'''Saturday Night! - The Album''' is the second album by Music/SchoollyD, originally released on his own label Schoolly D Recordings in 1986. It's best remembered for the audience favorites "Saturday Night", "Dedication To All B-Boys" and "Do It Do It". In 1987 it was re-issued by Jive Records, with several extra tracks. At the time reviews were mixed, with most critics put off by the explicit GangstaRap lyrics, but as time passed by it's nowadays VindicatedByHistory. Schoolly D would never receive the same commercial and critical success as this record did.
'''Saturday Night! - The Album''' is the second album by Music/SchoollyD, originally released on his own label Schoolly D Recordings in 1986. It's best remembered for the audience favorites "Saturday Night", "Dedication To All B-Boys" and "Do It Do It". In 1987 it was re-issued by Jive Records, with several extra tracks. At the time reviews were mixed, with most critics put off by the explicit GangstaRap lyrics, but as time passed by it's nowadays VindicatedByHistory. Schoolly D would never receive the same commercial and critical success as this record did.
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'''Saturday Night! - The Album''' is the second album by Music/SchoollyD, originally released on his own label Schoolly D Recordings in 1986. It's best remembered for the audience favorites "Saturday Night", "Dedication To All B-Boys" and "Do It Do It". In 1987 it was re-issued by Jive Records, with several extra tracks. At the time reviews were mixed, with most critics put off by the explicit GangstaRap lyrics, but as time passed by it's nowadays VindicatedByHistory as his MagnumOpus. Schoolly D would never receive the same commercial and critical success as this record did.
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'''Saturday Night! - The Album''' is the second album by Music/SchoollyD, originally released on his own label Schoolly D Recordings in 1986. It's best remembered for the audience favorites "Saturday Night", "Dedication To All B-Boys" and "Do It Do It". In 1987 it was re-issued by Jive Records, with several extra tracks. At the time reviews were mixed, with most critics put off by the explicit GangstaRap lyrics, but as time passed by it's nowadays VindicatedByHistory as his MagnumOpus.VindicatedByHistory. Schoolly D would never receive the same commercial and critical success as this record did.
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* {{Funk}}: The sound of the album was inspired by funk artists like Music/{{Funkadelic}}, Music/JamesBrown, Music/TheCommodores and Music/SlyAndTheFamilyStone.
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* {{Funk}}: The sound of the album was inspired by funk artists like Music/{{Funkadelic}}, [[Music/GeorgeClinton Funkadelic]], Music/JamesBrown, Music/TheCommodores and Music/SlyAndTheFamilyStone.
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* FaceOnTheCover: Schoolly D drew himself on the album cover.
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-> ''Ah yeah''
-> ''What's up, y'all''
-> ''My name is Schoolly-D''
-> ''I'm back again''
-> ''With my DJ Code Money''
-> ''Tonight we gon' do somethin' for you''
-> ''It goes somethin' like this...''
-> '''Do It, Do It'''
'''Saturday Night! - The Album''' is the second album by Music/SchoollyD, originally released on his own label Schoolly D Recordings in 1986. It's best remembered for the audience favorites "Saturday Night", "Dedication To All B-Boys" and "Do It Do It". In 1987 it was re-issued by Jive Records, with several extra tracks. At the time reviews were mixed, with most critics put off by the explicit GangstaRap lyrics, but as time passed by it's nowadays VindicatedByHistory as his MagnumOpus. Schoolly D would never receive the same commercial and critical success as this record did.
'''Tracklist'''
Side 1
# "We Get Ill" (4:06)
# "Do It Do It" (2:56)
# "Dedication To All B-Boys" (4:02)
# "We Get Paid" (2:58) [[note]] The Jive Records re-release renamed this track as "Get 'n' Paid" [[/note]]
Side 2
# "B-Boy Rhyme and Riddle" (5:06)
# "Saturday Night" (5:26)
# "It's Crack" (5:30)
The 1987 Jive Records re-release added a few new tracks "Housing the Joint", "Dis Groove Is Bad", "Parkside 5-2" to the list and altered the song order.
'''Personnel'''
* Music/SchoollyD: vocals
* Code Money: DJ.
!! ''Who-who-who's afraid of the big bad tropes...?''
* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: "Saturday Night"
--> ''Let me tell you a little tale about Peter the Pimp''
* AlliterativeTitle: "'''D'''o '''I'''t '''D'''o '''I'''t", "B-Boy '''R'''hyme and '''R'''iddle".
* AmbiguouslyGay: During "Saturday Night" Schoolly mistakes a transsexual for a "super bad bitch".
* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The drawings on the cover are in black-and-white on a yellow background.
* DesignStudentsOrgasm: The doodle art on the album cover.
* DirtyRap and GangstaRap: The genre this album fits in, due to the explicit lyrics about sex, prostitution and gang violence.
* EpicRocking: "B-Boy Rhyme and Riddle", "Saturday Night" and "It's Crack" are all around 5:30 minutes long.
* {{Funk}}: The sound of the album was inspired by funk artists like Music/{{Funkadelic}}, Music/JamesBrown, Music/TheCommodores and Music/SlyAndTheFamilyStone.
* {{Instrumental}}: "It's Crack".
* IntercourseWithYou:
** "Do It Do It"
--> ''You say you never met a nigga like me before''
--> ''I take you in the back, treat you like my whore''
--> ''Don't want no more, so I call my boy''
--> ''You do it doggy style right on the floor''
--> ''Girl, don't try to front and be like you're not hoein' ''
--> ''It was me last night in the dark you was blowin' ''
** "Get N' Paid"
--> ''While I'm home with your wife, you know I'm gettin' laid''
** Subverted by "Saturday Night", where the protagonist's mother prevents Schoolly from getting some action with a girl, as she whips out a shot gun .
* IronicNurseryRhyme:
** "Saturday Night" uses "Little Miss Muffet" and "Mary Had A Little Lamb" in a context of prostitution and weed.
--> ''Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet''
--> ''Smoking a J and scratching the itch''
--> ''Along came a spider and sat down beside her''
--> ''And said, "Yo, what's up with that, bitch?"''
--> ''But then down the road came Mary and her lambs''
--> ''Smoking a Lacy in each and every hand''
--> ''The poor little spider, he couldn't score any''
--> ''They was 2 dollar bitches and he only had a penny''
** "Do It Do It" is a song where Schoolly-D boasts about his sex life and tells women not to fear him, all this while a sample of [[Disney/TheThreeLittlePigs "Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?"]] plays through the song.
* MamaBear: "Saturday Night"
--> ''We got into my room, bitch started to scream''
--> ''Momma busted in what a fucked up scene''
--> ''Shirt ripped off, drawers down to my knees''
--> ''Wait momma, wait momma, wait, wait, please''
--> ''Put back your gun, put down your broom''
--> ''My mom fucked up the room''
--> ''The bitch jumped up with no respect''
--> ''I had to put the big, big bitch in check''
--> ''I said, "You come a little closer and you will get shot"''
* MoneySong: "Get 'N' Paid"
--> ''But I tell you one thing, I won't touch the mic''
--> ''I tell you now, sucker, gettin right to the point''
--> ''Don't got my dough, we fuckin up the joint''
--> ''Dictionary describes gettin paid from work''
--> ''So get my money straight, cause I ain't no jerk''
--> ''We gettin paid''
* OdeToIntoxication: "Saturday Night", though the song also describes various situations where the protagonist is so high in his mind that he gets himself in sticky problems.
--> ''Some call it Cheeba, some call it weed''
--> ''It's the killer, it's the thriller, it's the thing that you need''
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: "Saturday Night" was inspired on a real-life incident.
--> '''Schoolly D''': ''I did come home once with a girl and I forgot my key and my mom was pissed off, but she didn't pull a gun; she's never owned a gun in her life.''
* {{Sampling}}:
** "We Get Ill" samples "I Want You Back" by Music/TheJacksonFive and "Change the Beat" by Beside
** "Dedication to All B-Boys" is built from samples from "Young Girls Are My Weakness" (1974) by The Commodores.
** "Do It Do It" samples the song "Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?" from the Disney cartoon ''Disney/TheThreeLittlePigs'', "You'll Like It Too" (1981 by Music/{{Funkadelic}} and "AJ Scratch" (1984) by Music/KurtisBlow.
** "We Get Paid" samples the word "Hit Me!" from Music/JamesBrown from "Funky Drummer".
** "Saturday Night" contains samples from "Soul, Soul, Soul" (1974) by The Wild Magnolias and "Synthethic Substitution" (1973) by Melvin Bliss.
** "B-Boy Rhyme and Riddle" samples "Different Strokes" (1967) by Syl Johnson, "Kool Is Back" (1971) by Funk, Inc. and "Change the Beat" (1982) by Beside.
* ShoutOut:
** "Get 'N' Paid" references ''Series/TheHoneymooners''.
--> ''Like Ralph Kramden said with a big bang-zoom: we gettin' paid''
** "Saturday Night" was sampled by Bomb the Bass in "Beat Dis" and by Kris Kross in their 1992 "Jump".
* SingerNamedrop: "Do It Do It" namedrops Schoolly D and DJ Code Money.
* TimeMarchesOn: "Get 'N' Paid"
--> ''Here's one thing I won't do in the '80s''
--> ''Is get paid off little old ladies''
--> ''On the street corner, man, snatchin' a bag''
* TitleTrack: "Saturday Night"
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-> ''Ah yeah''
-> ''What's up, y'all''
-> ''My name is Schoolly-D''
-> ''I'm back again''
-> ''With my DJ Code Money''
-> ''Tonight we gon' do somethin' for you''
-> ''It goes somethin' like this...''
-> '''Do It, Do It'''
'''Saturday Night! - The Album''' is the second album by Music/SchoollyD, originally released on his own label Schoolly D Recordings in 1986. It's best remembered for the audience favorites "Saturday Night", "Dedication To All B-Boys" and "Do It Do It". In 1987 it was re-issued by Jive Records, with several extra tracks. At the time reviews were mixed, with most critics put off by the explicit GangstaRap lyrics, but as time passed by it's nowadays VindicatedByHistory as his MagnumOpus. Schoolly D would never receive the same commercial and critical success as this record did.
'''Tracklist'''
Side 1
# "We Get Ill" (4:06)
# "Do It Do It" (2:56)
# "Dedication To All B-Boys" (4:02)
# "We Get Paid" (2:58) [[note]] The Jive Records re-release renamed this track as "Get 'n' Paid" [[/note]]
Side 2
# "B-Boy Rhyme and Riddle" (5:06)
# "Saturday Night" (5:26)
# "It's Crack" (5:30)
The 1987 Jive Records re-release added a few new tracks "Housing the Joint", "Dis Groove Is Bad", "Parkside 5-2" to the list and altered the song order.
'''Personnel'''
* Music/SchoollyD: vocals
* Code Money: DJ.
!! ''Who-who-who's afraid of the big bad tropes...?''
* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: "Saturday Night"
--> ''Let me tell you a little tale about Peter the Pimp''
* AlliterativeTitle: "'''D'''o '''I'''t '''D'''o '''I'''t", "B-Boy '''R'''hyme and '''R'''iddle".
* AmbiguouslyGay: During "Saturday Night" Schoolly mistakes a transsexual for a "super bad bitch".
* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The drawings on the cover are in black-and-white on a yellow background.
* DesignStudentsOrgasm: The doodle art on the album cover.
* DirtyRap and GangstaRap: The genre this album fits in, due to the explicit lyrics about sex, prostitution and gang violence.
* EpicRocking: "B-Boy Rhyme and Riddle", "Saturday Night" and "It's Crack" are all around 5:30 minutes long.
* {{Funk}}: The sound of the album was inspired by funk artists like Music/{{Funkadelic}}, Music/JamesBrown, Music/TheCommodores and Music/SlyAndTheFamilyStone.
* {{Instrumental}}: "It's Crack".
* IntercourseWithYou:
** "Do It Do It"
--> ''You say you never met a nigga like me before''
--> ''I take you in the back, treat you like my whore''
--> ''Don't want no more, so I call my boy''
--> ''You do it doggy style right on the floor''
--> ''Girl, don't try to front and be like you're not hoein' ''
--> ''It was me last night in the dark you was blowin' ''
** "Get N' Paid"
--> ''While I'm home with your wife, you know I'm gettin' laid''
** Subverted by "Saturday Night", where the protagonist's mother prevents Schoolly from getting some action with a girl, as she whips out a shot gun .
* IronicNurseryRhyme:
** "Saturday Night" uses "Little Miss Muffet" and "Mary Had A Little Lamb" in a context of prostitution and weed.
--> ''Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet''
--> ''Smoking a J and scratching the itch''
--> ''Along came a spider and sat down beside her''
--> ''And said, "Yo, what's up with that, bitch?"''
--> ''But then down the road came Mary and her lambs''
--> ''Smoking a Lacy in each and every hand''
--> ''The poor little spider, he couldn't score any''
--> ''They was 2 dollar bitches and he only had a penny''
** "Do It Do It" is a song where Schoolly-D boasts about his sex life and tells women not to fear him, all this while a sample of [[Disney/TheThreeLittlePigs "Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?"]] plays through the song.
* MamaBear: "Saturday Night"
--> ''We got into my room, bitch started to scream''
--> ''Momma busted in what a fucked up scene''
--> ''Shirt ripped off, drawers down to my knees''
--> ''Wait momma, wait momma, wait, wait, please''
--> ''Put back your gun, put down your broom''
--> ''My mom fucked up the room''
--> ''The bitch jumped up with no respect''
--> ''I had to put the big, big bitch in check''
--> ''I said, "You come a little closer and you will get shot"''
* MoneySong: "Get 'N' Paid"
--> ''But I tell you one thing, I won't touch the mic''
--> ''I tell you now, sucker, gettin right to the point''
--> ''Don't got my dough, we fuckin up the joint''
--> ''Dictionary describes gettin paid from work''
--> ''So get my money straight, cause I ain't no jerk''
--> ''We gettin paid''
* OdeToIntoxication: "Saturday Night", though the song also describes various situations where the protagonist is so high in his mind that he gets himself in sticky problems.
--> ''Some call it Cheeba, some call it weed''
--> ''It's the killer, it's the thriller, it's the thing that you need''
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: "Saturday Night" was inspired on a real-life incident.
--> '''Schoolly D''': ''I did come home once with a girl and I forgot my key and my mom was pissed off, but she didn't pull a gun; she's never owned a gun in her life.''
* {{Sampling}}:
** "We Get Ill" samples "I Want You Back" by Music/TheJacksonFive and "Change the Beat" by Beside
** "Dedication to All B-Boys" is built from samples from "Young Girls Are My Weakness" (1974) by The Commodores.
** "Do It Do It" samples the song "Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?" from the Disney cartoon ''Disney/TheThreeLittlePigs'', "You'll Like It Too" (1981 by Music/{{Funkadelic}} and "AJ Scratch" (1984) by Music/KurtisBlow.
** "We Get Paid" samples the word "Hit Me!" from Music/JamesBrown from "Funky Drummer".
** "Saturday Night" contains samples from "Soul, Soul, Soul" (1974) by The Wild Magnolias and "Synthethic Substitution" (1973) by Melvin Bliss.
** "B-Boy Rhyme and Riddle" samples "Different Strokes" (1967) by Syl Johnson, "Kool Is Back" (1971) by Funk, Inc. and "Change the Beat" (1982) by Beside.
* ShoutOut:
** "Get 'N' Paid" references ''Series/TheHoneymooners''.
--> ''Like Ralph Kramden said with a big bang-zoom: we gettin' paid''
** "Saturday Night" was sampled by Bomb the Bass in "Beat Dis" and by Kris Kross in their 1992 "Jump".
* SingerNamedrop: "Do It Do It" namedrops Schoolly D and DJ Code Money.
* TimeMarchesOn: "Get 'N' Paid"
--> ''Here's one thing I won't do in the '80s''
--> ''Is get paid off little old ladies''
--> ''On the street corner, man, snatchin' a bag''
* TitleTrack: "Saturday Night"
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