"Brass in Pocket" by Kelis

 

New York City R&B artist Kelis's pockets bring all the boys to the yard.  And they're like "There's brass in there."  Damn right, there's brass in there. She uses the alloy for the transport of water through pipes and fittings.

Here is her version of the 1979 song "Brass in Pocket," originally by The Pretenders.

It's special.  So special.  It's gotta have some of your attention.

For a cover of Kelis, Buddy's version of "Milkshake" can be found here.

"Milkshake" by Buddy

 

Here, if Kelis has a milkshake, and Buddy has a milkshake, and Daniel Plainview has a straw. There it is, it's a straw, you see? Watch it. Now Daniel Plainview's straw reaches across the room and starts to drink Buddy's milkshake. He ... drinks... their... milkshake. He drinks it up!

When Los Angeles quintet Buddy aren't busy covering Kelis songs, they can be found passing through the seven levels of the candy cane forest, through the sea of swirly-twirly gum drops, and then walking through the Lincoln Tunnel.