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By next January, fans will have new Willa Ford music -- and, as she told ET, "Be ready to dance!" The singer, who rose to fame with her hit 2001 debut single, "I Wanna Be Bad," confirmed to ET's ...
"I Wanna Be Bad" is a song by American singer Willa Ford from her first studio album, Willa Was Here (2001). The song features a guest appearance from rapper Royce da 5'9" . Ford wrote it alongside Brian Kierulf and Josh Schwartz, who both handled the production, when her record label, MCA Records , told her to tone down her music.
The album included the single "I Wanna Be Bad" which featured rapper Royce da 5'9". Willa Was Here reached 56 on the Billboard 200 and sold approximately 200,000 copies. [ citation needed ] Ford went on to release a second single from the album, " Did Ya' Understand That ," which was released on September 11, 2001, failed to garner much attention.
It spawned the top twenty-five hit single "I Wanna Be Bad", which sold over 250,000 copies, [2] as well as "Did Ya' Understand That", which failed to chart. The album also contained a hyperlink to the video for "I Wanna Be Bad". "Ooh Ooh" was released as a promotional single, but failed to chart as well.
In 2001, Royce was featured on pop singer Willa Ford's song "I Wanna Be Bad". In 2004, he released his second and most critically successful album to date, Death Is Certain, charting with another Premier-produced single, "Hip Hop". After the relative success of his second effort, Royce put out a third solo project, Independent's Day, in 2005 ...
Three new songs were included; "Back To You", "When You Love Someone", and "A Little Love". The song "If Ya Wanna Be Bad - Ya Gotta Be Good" makes its debut on an album, originally appearing on the B-side of " Let's Make a Night to Remember " - to which it is paired on the Unplugged album.
All of the Barbies is bad It Girls (It Girls) and we ain’t playin’ tag (grrah) [Verse 1: Nicki Minaj] Rad, but he spank me when I get bad I’m in L.A., Rodeo Drive I’m in New York, Madison Ave.
Lyrically, the chorus of the song is materialistic, money-driven—"I wanna be a billionaire so fucking bad"—with amusing and political verses counterbalancing it. [8] [30] [31] The songwriting concerns the lifestyle that McCoy and Mars would have with such money, including the fashion, luxury, "shoulder-rubbing", and influence. [28]