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Before Mr. Worldwide exclusively dressed like an extra from “Scarface,” he bopped around Miami intank tops, bellowing “CULO!!!” Suffice it to say, you need not be a linguist to know what that means. Granted, this classic isn’t about butts, per se, but we’re giving it a spot because of its title. And because it’s awesome. 6. “Ms. Fat Booty” Mos Def This 1976 confection was considered controversial when it came out, thanks to randy lyrics that include“shake shake shake/shake shake shake/shake your booty.” A testament to its longevity: It’s still played at every catering hall wedding, ’70s theme party, and bar mitzvah in America.We herby declarethis absolutely ridiculous song number one on our list, thanks to its creative use of strings (performed by violinist Bruce Dukov, believe it or not), it’s early-aughtsbenchmarks (Sisqo’s bleached hair, belly button tattoo, flowy all-white outfit, fingerless gloves on the beach), agilegymnastics moves, and the fact that the entire world was trumpeting“THONG-THA-THONG-THONG-THONG”with straight faces as we rung in the millennium.

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