1. 1. “One, two, three, _____.”

    Not quite. “Hey Ya!” actually kicks off with André 3000’s now-famous count-in, “One, two, three, song time!”

    Right!

    Not quite. “Hey Ya!” actually kicks off with André 3000’s now-famous count-in, “One, two, three, song time!”

    Not quite. “Hey Ya!” actually kicks off with André 3000’s now-famous count-in, “One, two, three, song time!”

  2. 2. “My baby don’t mess around, because she loves _____ and this I know fo sho.”

    You got it!

    Nope, sorry. The first verse describes a woman who “don’t mess around, because she loves the snow.”

    Nope, sorry. The first verse describes a woman who “don’t mess around, because she loves the snow.”

    Nope, sorry. The first verse describes a woman who “don’t mess around, because she loves the snow.”

  3. 3. “But does she really want it / But can’t stand to see me _____ out the door?”

    That’s wrong. The line is “can’t stand to see me chew out the door?”

    Correct!

    That’s wrong. The line is “can’t stand to see me chew out the door?”

    That’s wrong. The line is “can’t stand to see me chew out the door?”

  4. 4. “Don’t try to fight the _____, ’cause the _____ alone is killing me right now.”

    Almost! Listen closely to “Hey Ya!” again and you’ll hear this phrase is actually, “Don’t try to fight the monster, ’cause the word ‘monster’ alone is killing me right now.”

    Almost! Listen closely to “Hey Ya!” again and you’ll hear this phrase is actually, “Don’t try to fight the monster, ’cause the word ‘monster’ alone is killing me right now.”

    Exactly!

    Almost! Listen closely to “Hey Ya!” again and you’ll hear this phrase is actually, “Don’t try to fight the monster, ’cause the word ‘monster’ alone is killing me right now.”

  5. 5. “Thank God for _______ for sticking ____ together ’cause we don’t know how.”

    Yeah, that’s it!

    Nope. According to the official lyrics, this line is, “Thank God for Dr. Mundt for sticking me together ’cause we don’t know how.”

    Nope. According to the official lyrics, this line is, “Thank God for Dr. Mundt for sticking me together ’cause we don’t know how.”

    Nope. According to the official lyrics, this line is, “Thank God for Dr. Mundt for sticking me together ’cause we don’t know how.”

  6. 6. “Hey ya. Hey ya. Hey ya. Hey ya. Hey ya. Hey ___. Hey ya. Hey ya.”

    No. Remember, after the sixth repetition of “Hey,” André 3000 says “Atlanta friends.”

    No. Remember, after the sixth repetition of “Hey,” André 3000 says “Atlanta friends.”

    Okay, that one was easy.

    No. Remember, after the sixth repetition of “Hey,” André 3000 says “Atlanta friends.”

  7. 7. “We get together / Oh, we get together / But separate’s always better when there’s _____ involved.”

    The tune is so catchy it’s easy to miss the words. “Separate’s always better when there’s cutting involved.”

    The tune is so catchy it’s easy to miss the words. “Separate’s always better when there’s cutting involved.”

    The tune is so catchy it’s easy to miss the words. “Separate’s always better when there’s cutting involved.”

    Nice one!

  8. 8. “Don’t want to meet your _____, just want you ______.”

    No, this is where André says he’d like the listener to meet Dr. Mundt.

    Yes!

    No, this is where André says he’d like the listener to meet Dr. Mundt.

    No, this is where André says he’d like the listener to meet Dr. Mundt.

  9. 9. “I’m…I’m…I’m just being ______.”

    Yeah!

    You’re close, but the right words are, “I’m just being Outkast.”

    You’re close, but the right words are, “I’m just being Outkast.”

    You’re close, but the right words are, “I’m just being Outkast.”

  10. 10. “I want to see y’all on your baddest behavior / ____ me some sugar, I am your _____.”

    Very good!

    That last one was tough. We were looking for, “Feed me some sugar, I am your father.”

    That last one was tough. We were looking for, “Feed me some sugar, I am your father.”

    That last one was tough. We were looking for, “Feed me some sugar, I am your father.”

  11. 11. One last one! This one’s a freebie:

    “Shake it, shake, shake it, shake it (oh oh), shake it, shake it, shake, shake it, shake it, shake it (oh oh), shake it, shake it like a ____ ____.”

    Not quite! Who could forget dancing to and repeating the song’s catchiest lyric, “Shake it like a third arm”? Classic!

    Not quite! Who could forget dancing to and repeating the song’s catchiest lyric, “Shake it like a third arm”? Classic!

    Not quite! Who could forget dancing to and repeating the song’s catchiest lyric, “Shake it like a third arm”? Classic!

    You got it!

  • Results for How Well Do You Know The Lyrics To ‘Hey Ya!’?

    You know “Hey Ya!” perfectly!

    All right! One hundred percent. You listen to “Hey Ya!” all the time.

  • Results for How Well Do You Know The Lyrics To ‘Hey Ya!’?

    You know “Hey Ya” really well

    You got a whole lot of lyrics right. That’s so good. You’re so good.

  • Results for How Well Do You Know The Lyrics To ‘Hey Ya!’?

    You know “Hey Ya” pretty well

    It’s been a few years since it was big, so parts of it have gotten hazy, but you remember some of “Hey Ya!”

  • Results for How Well Do You Know The Lyrics To ‘Hey Ya!’?

    You did bad

    You haven’t heard “Hey Ya!” that much, have you? It really shows.
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