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Handled by Swizz Beatz , the track features his signature frantic, siren-like synths and heavy-hitting drums.

Eve and Swizz Beatz shared a "brother-sister bond" that resulted in some of the era's biggest hits. While "Let Me Blow Ya Mind" was the album's massive commercial crossover, "Got What You Need" remained a fan favorite for those who preferred the harder, street-oriented Ruff Ryders sound. The track continues to be celebrated, appearing on deluxe re-releases of Scorpion for its 20th and 25th anniversaries.

Released on March 6, 2001, as a standout track from Eve’s platinum sophomore album, Scorpion , "Got What You Need" is a masterclass in the aggressive, high-energy sound that defined the late '90s and early 2000s hip-hop scene. got_what_you_need_eve_feat_drag_on_swizz_beatz

Long-time collaborator Drag-On provides a gritty, rapid-fire verse that perfectly counters Eve's smooth but authoritative "Pit Bull in a Skirt" delivery.

“So where yo ladies at? Ladies where yo at? Killaz where yo clickaz at? Took it, I won't give it back.” Letras.mus.br Handled by Swizz Beatz , the track features

The song is an anthem for the club, with Eve leading the call to "Get ya party flowin' right now" while Swizz Beatz provides the hype-man energy throughout. 🎤 Key Lyrics & Performance

The track is famous for its call-and-response elements, designed to get crowds moving: The track continues to be celebrated, appearing on

Eve uses the track to assert her dominance in the rap game, flowing over Swizz's "fire" beats with lines like: