“Bad Boys: Ride Or Die” Lyrics

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Album overview.

Epic Records. Release date: June 7, 2024.
The soundtrack captures the high-energy and comedic atmosphere of the 2024 action film. The album features a diverse mix of hip-hop, R&B, and rap, showcasing some of the industry's top artists.
The album complements the film's dynamic narrative and thrilling sequences.

Scenes

"Bad Boys" by Sean Paul and Trueno: The introduction to Bad Boys: Ride or Die is done to a redux of the series' namesake, with Sean Paul and Trueno this time re-recording it in Spanish. This track kicks in over the establishing shots of Miami and as Mike and Marcus drive in the car.

"Wobble" by V.I.C.: This famous dance track plays in the movie as part of the wedding reception for Mike and Christine's wedding. Guests can be seen shaking their stuff to the 2008 debut of V.I.C., which quickly became a dance party standard.

We Are Latinos by Play-N-Skillz feat. Genie de Zone and Dale Pututi: The next Bad Boys 4 song that plays when Marcus wakes up in the hospital after his heart attack and visions; it plays as Marcus heads to the roof and Mike chases him down before Marcus exposes himself to all of Miami.

"Flores Pa Ti" by Becky G, Luisa Sonza, and Paptinho: An original song for the Bad Boys: Ride or Die soundtrack, and this one you can sort of catch playing faintly in the background as Marcus and Mike exit the hospital. This song plays as they ride in the car to the Burnett house while Marcus is on the phone with Teresa.

"Dagombas en Tamale," by Residente: The next track comes out when Marcus returns home from the hospital, and he is reunited with his wife, daughter, and son-in-law, and Mike explains the most challenging part of what Marcus has been saying since he woke up.

"Look At Me Now" by King Flexx: The soundtrack gets even more enhanced with this song. As it plays in the background, Marcus walks backward, dancing across the street to prove to Mike that he can't die.

"Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe" by Barry White: Barry White is used in all his glory in a proper, good action scene. "Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe." This song plays as Marcus eats jelly beans and punches during a shootout at Fletcher's studio. The shooting never stops, and so does the song.

"Bad Boys" by Reba McEntire: A brand-new cover of "Bad Boys" brings Reba McEntire to the Bad Boys: Ride or Die soundtrack. Country music icon And this is when she makes her own version of the song. After Mike and Marcus manage to escape from two rednecks who had put them at gunpoint after finding them in their yard trying to steal their pants;

"Duh!" by Flo Milli: It is another song specially made for the film and is heard in Tabatha's strip club.

"Only You (1TwoFeel Reprise)" by Jay Glavany: We hear another Bad Boys: Ride or Die track as Mike, Marcus, and Armando visit Dorn's apartment. The track plays as Dorn chats with Kelly and Mike talks to Armando, leaving Marcus to watch the conversations.

"Bad Boys" by Inner Circle: There's even the unmistakable version of Inner Circle's "Bad Boys" song in the movie. This song comes after Mike and Marcus when they are singing the lyrics to each other; the whole song kicks in when the team starts planning for the mission of rescuing Christine and Captain Howard's granddaughter.

"Peter Piper" by Run-DMC: Run-DMC are the latest act to be added to the list of those with songs in Bad Boys: Ride or Die following the addition of "Peter Piper." The song receives a reasonably prominent position towards the film's end as it's played over the big shootout at Gatorville. It begins with Marcus quoting the lyrics to Mike to comfort him that he is a good guy, saying, "He's a big bad wolf in your neighborhood. Not bad, meaning bad, but bad, meaning good."

"Salsa" by Blkcity: The very end of the movie also plays Blkcity's song "Salsa" during the last barbecue scene with Reggie.

"Tonight (Bad Boys: Ride Or Die) [feat. Becky G]" by Black Eyed Peas and El Afta. This song, however, in this typical way of how directors load down these closing credits in the hope that somebody may still hang on by the very end to see who gets mentioned was used for the Bad Boys: Ride or Die credit sequence, featuring an original song by the Black Eyed Pea, El Afta, and Becky G, conceived specifically for the film.

The last song in Bad Boys: Ride or Die is "Lights Out" by BIA and JID. Another original for the picture plays over the credits.

Movie Background.

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence reprise their iconic roles as detectives Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett in "Bad Boys: Ride Or Die," which builds on the legacy of the original film franchise. The 2024 installment follows the duo as they face a new and formidable adversary in the criminal underworld. Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah direct the film, which combines humor, action, and drama while remaining true to the series' spirit and introducing new elements to keep the story fresh.

Creators and Contributors.

DJ Khaled, who is known for bringing together top artists to create chart-topping hits, produced the soundtrack.

Historical context.

The "Bad Boys" franchise debuted in 1995, directed by Michael Bay, and has since become a cultural phenomenon. It has developed a reputation for combining action and comedic elements, with a devoted fan base eagerly anticipating each new release. "Bad Boys: Ride Or Die" aims to continue this legacy by providing nostalgia for longtime fans and excitement for new audiences.

Deeper Meanings.

The lyrics in the soundtrack often delve into themes of loyalty, resilience, and the struggles of life in the fast lane.

June, 14th 2024

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