“Wipe Me Down” began as a solo track by Foxx, released in 2004 through Trill Entertainment, a label central to the Baton Rouge hip-hop movement. The track gained underground popularity but exploded into the mainstream in 2007 with a remix featuring Lil Boosie (now Boosie Badazz) and Webbie.
Wipe Me Down Lyrics & Meaning
Here’s a full lyrical breakdown of “Wipe Me Down (Remix)” by Foxx, Lil Boosie & Webbie, with each section’s complete lyrics followed by explaination.
Intro: Foxx
Mr. Wipe Down in this biatch (‘Cause I’m on, wipe me down)
Down yy heard me, Foxx-A-Milliyone (‘Cause I’m on, wipe me down)
This one be the remix (‘Cause I’m on, wipe me down)
Badazz, Savage Life, Foxx-A-Milliyone (‘Cause I’m on, wipe me down)
Man you already know what it is ya heard me (C’ause I’m on, wipe me down)
We still on (‘Cause I’m on, wipe me down)
We still ridin’ on chrome (‘Cause I’m on, wipe me down)
We still pullin’ up (‘Cause I’m on, wipe me down)
Man, look
Meaning:
Foxx sets the tone with swagger, name-dropping himself, Boosie, and Webbie. The intro announces the remix and reaffirms their presence in the game, still shining, still riding on chrome wheels, and still dominant in the Southern scene.
🎤 Verse 1: Foxx
I pull up at the club VIP
Gas tank on E, but all drinks on me (Wipe me down)
Fresh kicks, fresh white tall tee
Fresh NFL hat, fresh ‘Bauds with the crease (Wipe me down)
Pussy niggas wanna hit me with they heat
Real recognize real, real niggas gon’ speak (Wipe me down)
Jiggalatin’, I been rolling bout a week
You can tell I got cake by the diamonds in my teeth (Wipe me down)
Black shades, so you know a nigga rolling
They ain’t check me at the door
So ain’t no telling what I’m holding (Wipe me down)
Bad bitches they gon’ bust it wide open
Niggas flashing they lil’ bread
But I’m the nigga they approachin’ (Wipe me down)
Small niggas, tall figures, y’all niggas fraud niggas
We gon’ get MAC-11s and dog niggas (Wipe me down)
Y’all niggas call niggas, but my niggas all killers
Get your issue and whoever fall with you
Meaning:
Foxx raps about his flashy entrance and street credibility—despite having no gas, he’s still the center of attention. His verse mixes fashion, fame, danger, and dominance, asserting that he’s respected and feared wherever he goes.
🔁 Chorus: Foxx
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
Meaning:
This hypnotic hook reflects self-pride. Repeating “I’m on” and “wipe me down” is about looking fresh, being successful, and deserving attention and admiration.
🔥 Verse 2: Boosie Badazz
B-O-O-S-I-E B-A-D-A-Z-Z, that’s me (Wipe me down)
Redbones, caramels, all of ’em stop and stare
All of ’em tryna steal my underwear (Wipe me down)
I like to floss like Rick Ross, got a hit called “Set It Off”
When I sing it everybody set it off (Wipe me down)
Black mink, man, don’t play with me
I bust your dome, eight whips on chrome
You can go on and— (Wipe me down)
Fresh fade, fresh J’s, on the corner playing Spades
I’m an ordinary person but I’m paid (Wipe me down)
Foxx flipping, Webbie smokin’ and we choking on a whole pound of purple
Famous like the Ninja Turtles (Wipe me down)
Just left New York City, hooked up with P. Diddy
Finna blow past 50—you gon’ have to (Wipe me down)
We the best I’m a fool, I’m the hemi man
Red light, green light, yellow light, get it man
Meaning:
Boosie spells out his name and flexes his appeal, style, and rising fame. He blends humor with rawness, mixing pop culture (Rick Ross, Ninja Turtles) and street references to show his growth and power.
🔁 Chorus: Foxx
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
Meaning:
Same as before—every repetition adds intensity, cementing the phrase as a ritual chant of self-confidence, energy, and elite style.
🐍 Verse 3: Webbie
Hot drop, drop top, top drop
Hoes drop it like it’s hot
Yeah nigga, I’m the shit (Wipe me down)
You see this ice on my wrist
How it glis’ soon as the light hit
You can’t lie the ice sick (Wipe me down)
Purple got me smelling funky
Red monkey 500 dollars on ’em
You ain’t seen these yet (Wipe me down)
Beating, you can hear me way around the corner
Paint wet with the 24’s on ’em, that’s a bet (Wipe me down)
Ol’ ladies, baby mommas, few fiancées
Nigga’s wife, savage life
Who I’m gonna fuck next (Wipe me down)
And I use the Lifestyle or the Magnum
Or the Trojan or go head and use the barrel of the tech (Wipe me down)
Man this chain hit me for a couple grand
Oh no, I ain’t complaining
Just watch how you wipe my chest (Wipe me down)
A bad bitch wanted me to stay lil’ longer
I’d’a put that dick up on her
But I had a flight to catch (Wipe me down)
Meaning:
Webbie flaunts his riches, rare fashion, loud cars, and sex life. His wild lifestyle is chaotic but controlled—he’s moving fast, always focused on the next move, money, or woman.
👕 Verse 4: Foxx (Bridge)
Shoulders, chest, pants, shoes
Shoulders, chest, pants, shoes
Shoulders, chest, pants, shoes
Shoulders, chest, pants, shoes
Shoulders, chest, pants, shoes
Shoulders, chest, pants, shoes
Shoulders, chest, pants, shoes
Shoulders, chest, pants, shoes
Meaning:
A call-and-response styling mantra, mimicking someone brushing off each part of their outfit. This section inspired dances and became an anthem for flaunting your fit top to bottom.
🔁 Final Chorus: Foxx
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
‘Cause I’m on (Wipe me down)
Meaning:
One final flex—ending on a high, the chorus echoes again and again like a battle cry. It reaffirms their presence and leaves the listener hyped and energized.
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Producer Highlight
The remix was produced by Mouse On Tha Track, a legendary Southern producer known for his minimal, hard-hitting beats and deep ties to Louisiana rap. The track’s stripped-down, infectious rhythm gave ample room for the high-energy flows and distinctive Southern slang.
Key Themes
- Cleanliness = Swagger: Being “wiped down” symbolizes being fresh and flashy, both literally and metaphorically.
- Status and Power: Verses focus on jewelry, clothes, cars, and reputation.
- Southern Identity: Packed with Baton Rouge slang and regional flair, the lyrics highlight a local culture that was often overlooked in mainstream rap at the time.
Viral Fame
The phrase “Wipe Me Down” quickly transcended music to become viral slang, especially across:
- College parties & clubs
- Memes & social media
- Sports celebrations
The remix’s success catapulted Boosie and Webbie into the national spotlight, setting the stage for future Trill Entertainment hits.
- Entered the Billboard Hot 100
- Dominated Southern radio and urban club playlists
- Certified club classic by DJs across the country
Legacy of a Southern Anthem
“Wipe Me Down” remains one of the most iconic Southern rap anthems of the 2000s, still played at parties, pep rallies, and nostalgic hip-hop nights.
💡 Did You Know?
The song has been sampled and referenced by numerous artists, including in remix culture and even pop acts.
Boosie’s verse is often cited as a career-defining moment, helping solidify his status in Southern rap history.
