Hey Sexy Lady

"Hey Sexy Lady" is Shaggy's first single from his album Lucky Day. The song features Brian Gold & Tony Gold and the song uses the Sexy Lady Explosion riddim with additional beats.

1 Versions
2 Charts
3 Trivia
4 References

[edit] Versions

Originally, the album has two versions of the song. The Album Version and the "Org. Sting Intl. Mix" version featuring dancehall artist Sean Paul. A collection of song versions is also found together on a separate EP. One can be found on the Yahoo!'s LAUNCHcast with the instrumentals.

Original Version (feat. Brian & Tony Gold)
Org. Sting Intl Mix (feat. Brian & Tony Gold and Sean Paul)
Dancehall Version (feat. Brian & Tony Gold and Sean Paul)
- Uses the original Sexy Lady Explosion riddim
Put It On Me Just Blaze Remix (feat. Brian & Tony Gold)
- Remix by Just Blaze
Riddim Driven Remix (feat. Brian & Tony Gold, Sean Paul, & Will Smith)
- Two versions of the remix exists:

a new verse by Shaggy with an alternative beat
the original verse by Shaggy with a beatbox before Will Smith's verse

[edit] Charts

Chart (2003)^[1]	Peak position
France Singles Top 100	5
Australia Singles Top 50	8
Italy Singles Top 50	13
Belgium Singles Top 50	31
World Singles Top 40	38
Austria Singles Top 75	39
Swiss Singles Top 100	51
Germany Singles Top 100	52

[edit] Trivia

The instrumental background of this track is the same one used for the Eastern Motors commercials in the Washington, DC area featuring LaVar Arrington, Clinton Portis, and others. These ads have gained somewhat of a cult following.[1]

This song is used in a scene of She's The Man when Amanda Bynes's character Viola (disguised as Sebastian) gains the admiration of her roommate and his friends by having her pretty friends posing as girls who, despite having been dumped, still desire him (her).