Pass That Dutch

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“Pass That Dutch”
Single by Missy Elliott from the album This Is Not A Test!
Released	October 14, 2003
Format	Digital download, CD single
Recorded	New York City and Atlanta, Georgia
Genre	Hip-hop
Length	3:43
Label	Goldmind/Atlantic
Writer(s)	Missy Elliott
Producer	Missy Elliott, Timbaland
Missy Elliott singles chronology
"Fighting Temptation" (2003) "Pass That Dutch" (2003) "I'm Really Hot" (2004)

Pass That Dutch is the first single from Missy Elliott's album This Is Not A Test! The song contains samples of "Magic Mountain" by War and "Potholes in My Lawn" by De La Soul. The video features Elliott on a farm, dancing by a UFO, on a stage as a beauty queen being cheered on by a crowd of Bratz dolls, and in a car where one of the other passengers eats a man after he sets off the car alarm. The song was also featured in the movie, "Mean Girls," but is not on the soundtrack.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Pass That Dutch" (Amended Version)
2. "Pass That Dutch" (Explicit Version)
3. "Hurt Sumthin"

[edit] Trivia

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• This song was ranked #1 in MuchMusic's "Top 50 MuchVibe Videos of All Time".
• This song was used as the main theme of the 2004 film Mean Girls but was not featured on the soundtrack album.
• An extract of the song was used in an episode of the British sketch show, The Catherine Tate Show, as Lauren Cooper walks down the aisle to marry Ryan, her on-off boyfriend, with the expletive in the song's opening bleeped out for comical effect.