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Dondria - Shawty Wus Up

Artist: Dondria

Featuring: Johnta Austin , Diamond

Producer: Jermaine Dupri & Ced Keyz

Album: Dondria vs. Phatfffat

Label: So So Def

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Though many still subscribe to the notion that a man’s got to make the first move, Dondria is one woman who knows what she wants, and is willing to take the initiative to get it. On the second single off her long-delayed debut set, the So So Def singer gives ladies a lesson in assertiveness. Rather than waiting for a fella to say “Shawty Wus Up,” she approaches him: “Tell me what you like, boy, tell me what’s your name. I don’t need you to buy me a drink, / I got my own cash and I got my own crew, so tell me what you’re drinkin’ baby, I’ll buy it for you.” Joining the headliner over Jermaine Dupri and Ced Keyz’ pizzicato-string instrumental, Take It Back singer Johnta Austin plays the role of the man in question (who, as it turns out, shares Dondria’s interest). On the back end, homie-smashing femcee Diamond shows a similarly empowered attitude as she tests out her powers of seduction on another male clubgoer. A catchy track with a unique concept, Wus Up can be found on the singer’s Dondria vs. Phatfffat LP, set to (finally!) hit stores August 3.

   

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DJ Z
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With "You're The One" climbing out charts since its release last November, I was slightly surprised to see Dondria's camp unleash another single at this time. However, after careful thought, it all makes sense. "You're The One" is the radio record and "Shawty Wus Up" is strictly for the clubs (who were not playing the first record).

JD, as always, creates an infectious beat for Dondria, which she is able to handle easily. In the end, you'd be hard pressed to argue with the overall catchiness of this single. A female empowerment jam featuring two young and trendy female artists? I smell a potential hit.
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Posted on May 21, 2010    

x20nickel
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x20nickel
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JD is a great producer (bad rapper now) and he and Ced Keys do their thing on this production. I can hear this in the clubs which is why this was probably made. Pretty decent song.


Posted on May 21, 2010    

dillon_68
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Eh, not bad, but she got to come harder. Her guest features did nothing AT ALL for me.


Posted on May 21, 2010    

chicken rice 101
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i never heard of dondria before i heard this song and im say its cool to see much more female artists then just ciara & beyonce or rihanna i do agree that jd can not rap but he definitely can produce a hit i also though the hook was a little plan it was missin somthing but other wise the guest where good i think diamond is as good as they come to female rappers she killed ludacris`s my chick bad remix its cool to see not just nicki minaj gettin all the hype but i also lover her to death too


Posted on May 21, 2010    

mo city
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this song is staright


Posted on May 21, 2010    

Nathan S.
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For the first twenty seconds I thought this was Kelly Rowland. Tell me they don't sound alike.

Anyway, in typical J.D. fashion I can't help but find this catchy as hell. I got a feeling I'll still have this stuck in my head an hour from now.
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Posted on May 21, 2010    

Yung Gunna
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Yung Gunna
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heard that song on bet before it realeased shes got talent glad birdman got her now even though he sucks ass when it comes to rapping


Posted on May 21, 2010    

DJ Dirt Henning
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a solid 3 stars
the production what makes this stand out but I cant really see anything else that makes me really really like this song. Kind of slightly above the generic r&b of today


Posted on May 21, 2010    

RyanSx
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RyanSx
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Glad to see that Jermaine is behind the boards this time and not a featured guest. Dondria has some nice vocals, but the top spot goes to Johnta Austin. His verse was pretty epic and I really think that it helped elevate the track to something more than just average.

I liked the hook, verses and production so... in rotation this goes.


Posted on May 21, 2010    

Big Twon
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This song is pretty good I think that JD got another star on his hands I can't wait til her cd drops


Posted on May 21, 2010    

B=mc2
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I like this song but Dondria's voice sounds a bit uneventful, un-enthusiastic (if thats a word). Johnta Austin's verse sounds alot better to me (Even though he sounds like Trey Songz on this track). He has more feeling in his delivery, where as Dondria is just not animated. I give it a 2 because its not bad, it just didn't grab me, but I still see it making it to radio. Its a good start, lets see whats gonna come next.
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Posted on May 21, 2010    

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Posted on May 21, 2010    

ToniBizz
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I agree with dillon its ok but she def needs to come harder espec. if you spitting game but the prod. is decent....


Posted on May 21, 2010    

JKL11293
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Damn, nice range of vocals on this one. I feel like I've heard this beat somewhere before, but it was rap not RnB. It was still smooth though.


Posted on May 21, 2010    

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Dondria can sing and we all know that. Diamond and Johnta Ausin is jst an added bonus!hot


Posted on May 22, 2010    

The 149th
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The 149th
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Very bland and generic and a weak attempt at radio play.


Posted on May 24, 2010    

KoKo512Texas
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KoKo512Texas
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sounds pretty good to me.


Posted on May 26, 2010    

Mr.Top Hat
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Mr.Top Hat
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I have to say it's not quite the song I was expecting - it's lack luster and the hook doesn't quite take off in the way that, say, it should. It doesn't bode well for the album - this would be the disappointing dud after "You're The One". Okay at very best.


Posted on May 28, 2010    

BLEXICANA2
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Posted on Aug 13, 2010    

Nu Nu34
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Nu Nu34
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I REALLY APPREICATE THIS SONG RITE HERE BECAUSE THAT DAY THAT SONG CAME OUT I FELT THAT WAY!!! IMMA SOLO DOLO!!!


Posted on Oct 08, 2010    

Raquel*..towitIT..*mack
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Raquel*..towitIT..*mack
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i luv this song so much


Posted on Nov 16, 2010    

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