Beastie Boys
Mullet Head lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 1994
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 2:53
Yeah
You're coming off like you're Van Damme
You've got Kenny G in your Trans Am
You've got names like Billy Ray
Now you sing "Hip-Hop Hooray"
Put your Oakley's stone wash on
Watching MTV and you watch on
A number one on the side and don't touch the back
And number six on the top and don't cut it wack, Jack
Mullet head, don't touch the back
Cut the sides, don't touch the back
Cut the sides, don't touch the back
Cut the sides and don't touch the back
Shiny chrome rims never rusted
Driving through the tunnel and you might get busted
Never trusted, mullet head
You know you took that girl to bed
Cruising 8th Street, Saturday night
And trying to find a head shop, looking to fight
You've got that stone wash derriere
Spike the top because the weekend is here
You wanna know what's a mullet?
Well, I got a little story to tell
About a hairstyle that's way of life
Have you ever seen a mullet wife?
Yo, take a chill, B, check out my Spillbee
'Cause you don't know about the mullet head
Cruise in my IROC, stone wash on my cock
Got it like that 'cause I'm the mullet head
Put me on trial, I'm worth your while
Pass me the comb 'cause I'm the mullet man
Got The New York Post, read that story
About Joey Buttafooco in all his glory
They said he tried to freak it with a high school girl
Pimpin' Amy Fisher to the rest of the world
A real lover man, a real Casanova
Joey got horny and now he's over
Amy got pissed, shot his wife
Joey goes to jail for the rest of his life
Cut the sides but don't touch the back
The back, the back
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Key vocabulary
- like
- enjoy; similar toA1
- names
- words used as titlesA1
- took
- past of takeA1
- top
- highest partA2
- trans
- across; changing formA1
- trial
- test in courtB2
- trusted
- believed and relied onB2
- worth
- value; importanceB1
- you're
- you areA1
- tunnel
- underground passageB2
About this song
Beastie Boys were an American hip-hop group from New York, mixing rap with punk, funk, and jazz. They are known for albums like Licensed to Ill and Paul’s Boutique, which helped define late-1980s rap, along with the MTV hit “Sabotage.”