Talk:Skat Strut

Anyone know anything? 'Cause I do.
I don't see how anything with flawless animation could go unnoticed and not make it to the charts in the United States. I mean, come on! Do you know what the animators and other people responsible for the visuals went through to get it done? It's one of the least offensive videos ever made. The worst part is that the credits for the video are UNKNOWN. I know John Kafka was involved with the video, just look at his Web site. We also know the voices (Derrick 'Delite' Stevens played MC Skat Kat and Squeak of the College Boyz played Fatz), that's something, right? And does anyone even know the names of the people who appeared in live-action besides Paula Abdul? I wonder if they still acknowledge their appearance in the video. And from the looks of the first half, Leo, the burly mutt, is probably Skat's 'frienemy' because of his being part of the posse and aggressive personality. I'm only bringing up this information because very few people are aware of the existence of MC Skat Kat and the Stray Mob. And should anyone happen to find the lyrics for 'Skat Strut', keep in mind the lyrics consist of these: "...one move of my hip is like an aphrodisiac", "...girls, don't jump me, gimme room to get funky", "...you musta shook the wrong end, you ain't doin' the Skat Strut." And for Fatz's bit, "Yo, man, I did told you...", "N'I'm-a beatbox, but I'm-a do it my way."

I also know the lyrics for 'Big Time' if anyone's interested: "Mary-mary-mary had a little lamb. Well, Paula had a cat, and this one knew how to rap." "Now this is how the story went: a mouth full o' rhymes and a pocket full o' lint." That'll be enough for now. If anyone knows a place where I can put up lyrics to Skat's songs, lay it on me. They're inoffensive, mind you, and that's the reason I enjoy listening to those songs. Call me crazy, but I'm pretty sure Paula Abdul has a brief role in the introduction of 'On the Prowl.'

Let's try to put up the pop culture references referenced within the song, like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, John Travolta, Disco Duck, Tweety Bird's "I tawt I taw a puddy tat!", Jack Be Nimble, a Bic lighter, Soul Train, and Milli Vanilli. Oh, and we still know the rhythm sample from Earth, Wind, and Fire's Let's Groove.

There. That oughta do it. --Secret C (talk) 22:14, 4 June 2010 (UTC)