Released: November 21, 2000

Songwriter: Erykah Badu

Producer: Erykah Badu James Poyser

[Verse 1]
Your booty might be bigger
But I still can pull your nigga
But I don't want him
You got sugar on your pita
But your nigga thinks I'm sweeter
But I don't want him
You know the whole encyclopedia
But your nigga thinks I'm deeper
But I don't want him
Got a whole lot a junk off in your trunk
But your nigga think I'm live and I keep him crunk
I don't want him

[Refrain]
Hey, hey, hey
I don't want him, cause of what he's doing to you
And you don't need him, cause he ain't ready
See I don't want him
If he ain't made no arrangement with you
I hope you would've done the same thing for me too

[Verse 2]
Your kisses might be wetter
But your nigga likes mine better
But I don't want him
You got the beans and rice and the hot ho-cakes
But your nigga still over here in my plate
I don't want him
You got a PhD, Magna Cum Laude
But your nigga love me with a GED
I don't want him
You the one with all the money
And he knows my money's funny
But I don't want him

[Refrain]
Hey, hey, hey
I don't want him, cause of what he's done to you
And you don't need him, cause he ain't ready
See I don't want him
If he ain't made no arrangement with you
And you don't need him, cause the boy ain't ready

[Verse 3]
Got your pad all decked out fo' sho'
But your nigga's at my door, though
But I don't want him
Well you can do the butterfly and the tootsie roll
But your nigga straight sprung off the way I stroll
I don't want him
You know the whole 120 and a plus degree
But you can't keep your God up off his knees
I don't want him
You got a nine-to-five and a six-to-ten
But your nigga told me not to work again
I don't want him

[Refrain]
Hey, hey, hey
See, I don't want him, cause of what he's doing to you
And you don't need him, cause he ain't ready
See I don't want him
If he ain't made no arrangement with you
I hope you would've done the same thing for me too

Erykah Badu

Erica Abi Wright, better know as the Erykah Badu is a multi-genre artist with influences spanning from Hip-Hop, R&B, Soul, Funk and Experimental. She is credited as one of the pioneers of Neo-Soul movement of the mid 90’s and would become one of the most prolific artist of the genre, earning her the title “First Lady Of Neo-Soul.”

Erykah’s career began in 1994, when she opened a show for D'angelo, and attracted the attention of Kedar Entertainment. Under the label, Erykah would release her debut alum Baduizm, which earned two Grammy awards. Erykah would use the monumentum of the debut release to create one of the strongest discographies of any R&B artist.