Ciara feat. Petey deleted - "Goodies"

[B-Boy]

The first single from Ciara's debut album Goodies. Written by Sean Garrett and produced by Lil' Jon. This song features Petey deleted who had a hit at the time with "Freek-A-Leek". It was successful in 2004 peaking at #1 on the Hot 100. The remix features T.I. and Jazze Pha.

I still like it but not as much. I was under the impression this was a response to "Freek-A-Leek" because Petey was on it. Plus it's a female empowerment record.

[aaliyahoneinamill]

Petey deleted did nothing for this song. It would`ve been better without him. BET always used to play the video.

[JCMF3]

Terrible.

[Fat Ass Kelly Price]

This song was huge. I remember initially hating it because of the vocals, but it grew on me and now it's a definite jam.

[Glove Slap]

This is awful. One of the worst songs to ever top the hot 100.

[**βécky**™]

I love this song.

[Lowe]

overrated.. Generic trash

[CammyCan]

Still LOVE this.

[Live Your Life]

It was fine for the time, I guess. It's nothing I care to ever hear again and it's definitely not among her best.

[LBTrocks]

I liked this, even though the production was a bit much for me.

[Glove Slap]

Dec 28, 2008 7:58:32 GMT -5 Glove Slap said:

This is awful. One of the worst songs to ever top the hot 100.

Yup, not much has changed. I might actually give this my vote for worst Hot 100 #1 of the new millennium. Worse than Crack A Bottle, worse than Laffy Taffy, worse than Born This Way, worse than You're Beautiful, worse than that B2K song.

If 7 Years had made it, it may have challenged it.

[Ling-Ling]

This still goes just as hard as it did back then. Hasn't lost any of it's edge. JAM. And people still lose their sh*t when it comes on in the club.

And LMAO at this being the worst #1 of any era, let alone this millennium. No.

[brady47]

This song goes AWF.

It is so hypnotic and goes against the message of typical rap songs, so Ciara deserves props for that.

[🇯🇲 lucy88 🇯🇲]

Love it! Classic CiCi!

[Trilogy]

what is that beat lmao

[Deleted]

I still love this

[disman00911]

I often hear this song on B96 back then.  Not a huge fan of the "Crunk N B" style.  The beat isn't strong enough making it sound more like a "Beat A Pella" track that a DJ could use to mix it with another song.  Also the whistle part of the melody can get repetitive.

[Private Dancer]

When it came out it got overplayed, but I looove this song. It gets me turnt

[🇯🇲 lucy88 🇯🇲]

#482 on Billboard's 500 Greatest Pop Songs

You Know What It Is: Ciara’s breakout debut single, which became the delectable chart-topping title track of her debut album, catapulting her to stardom.

Who Put the Bomp: Crunk legend Lil Jon produced the hypnotic beat, and is credited as a writer on the track.

Coming Around Again: The Crunk&b track went dance in 2023 with a new version by Dillon Francis, and a heavier-hitting remix of his remix by emerging DJ Knock2.

[Fire]

great track, the beat with that oscillating F note is way better than it should be lmao

[SabrinaFan]

The production of this is awesome, and I love the energy Petey brings in his verses!