You may now apply (you may now apply)
Your 3D glasses (your 3D glasses)
As we proceed, prepare for proceed

2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000, 2000 (2000 flow)

Bass note, treble, stereo control, how low you go
Give 'em just enough to make your juices flow
Press play, don't stop, rotate, too hot
You feel I'm real
I'm everything you need, so tell me what's the deal

2000 watts, 8 ohms, 200 volts, real strong
Too much of that, fuse blown
Be careful what you say don't overload
2000 watts, 8 ohms, 200 volts, real strong
Too much of that, fuse blown
Be careful what you say don't overload
3D (we are now in 3D)

3D, high speed, feedback, Dolby
Release two or three
Can I reach? Can I can go 'til I hit my peak?
Compact steel o, chi-co, d-lo, high post lady
Shorty really want to be there for me

2000 watts, 8 ohms, 200 volts, real strong
Too much of that, fuse blown
Be careful what you say don't overload
2000 watts, 8 ohms, 200 volts, real strong
Too much of that, fuse blown
Be careful what you say don't overload

We're now prepared to take you to the next level (yeah)
2000 watts (2000) 8 ohms (alright now)
200 volts (are you ready?)
Voltage high

2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000 watts (2000 watts)
2000, 2000 (2000 flow)

3D, high speed, feedback, Dolby
Release two or three
Can I reach? Can I can go 'til I hit my peak?
Compact steel o, chi-co, d-lo, high post lady
Shorty really want to be there for me

2000 watts, 8 ohms, 200 volts, real strong
Too much of that, fuse blown
Be careful what you say don't overload
2000 watts, 8 ohms, 200 volts, real strong
Too much of that, fuse blown
Be careful what you say don't overload

2000 watts, 8 ohms, 200 volts, real strong
Too much of that, fuse blown
Be careful what you say don't overload

Dance (what?)
Don't you overload, baby (what?)
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  • +2
    General Comment

    Okay, this song is brilliant. I love the beat, the sounds, MJ's voice, and the words are extremely clever. The only thing I don't like: the song FADES out! It should have ended with some machine exploding or something like that. Either way, this song definately ROCKS DA HOUSE! MJ is and always will be the best, no questions asked.

    nsynczawon March 10, 2003   Link
  • +2
    General Comment

    /\yeah :( He's still my favorite. What's cool about this song, is that it doesn't really sound like MJ. His voice is much deeper and uber cool.

    buddha boyon August 10, 2005   Link
  • +2
    General Comment

    Wowwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe that's michael!! He sounds like a grown up-grown-up. But no lie. He still sounds incredibly amazing. I mean-hes turning 50 in a little over a week and he STILL has it going on. I am just incredibly amazed at the change of his voice. But you can always tell its the original MJ. He is too unique. Power to the MJJ babyy

    Allison9481on August 16, 2008   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    His voice is so deep it doesn't sound anything like him! This song has a really nice beat, and I also think it has a dirty double meaning. Something about;

    "2000 Watts, 8 ohms, 200 volts, real strong Too much of that, fuse blown Be careful what you say don’t overload 2000 Watts, 8 ohms, 200 volts, real strong Too much of that, fuse blown Be careful what you say don’t overload

    3D, high speed, feedback, Dolby Release two or three, when I reach I can go ‘til I hit my peak Compact steelo, chico, D-Lo, highpost lady Shorty really wanna be there for me"

    that makes me think this song is more than it lets on...Yaay.

    Always-Sweeter67on January 05, 2007   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    It's metaphorically about sex - I guess.

    barefooton April 09, 2008   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I LOVE DIS SONG I HAVE EVERY SONG ON MY IPOD FROM HIS ALBUM INVINCIBLE. HIS VOICE SOUNDS DEEP LOL HES HOT

    michaeljackson1958on July 31, 2010   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    yep, a cool song. michael doesn't sound like the old mj, he sounds totally new and the new voice is super cool. love u and miss u mj. r.i.p

    mjkop143on September 14, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Is It Really MJ Singing It Sounds Like Some Rap Artist.

    collyon June 13, 2003   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    nice

    soso1soso2soso345on February 07, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    What the hell is this song about? Somthing in my gut tells me it has a dirty double meaning. But, I could be wrong.

    mira_loveon March 18, 2006   Link

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