If you are my baby then I'll make you crazy tonight ( Cat: Ooooh) Get it in, ha, ha! Now swallow it! That's right, get it down there, aha! Tori: Yes, you have to take it, put it in your mouth I don't care what you say. That I'm here to stay ( Jade: That's right) Tori: You have to take it or you'll get an infection. Tori: Okay, it says that you're supposed to take one of these antibiotics every six hours. If you are my baby then I'll make you crazy tonight ( Ariana: Ooooh) That I'm here to stay ( Liz: That's right) It's the same old story but you never get it right That's a game that we play at the end of the night Is it so bad if you don't get what you wanted? The song is on the Victorious soundtrack, both on CD and on legal downloads as of August 2, 2011. Ariana Grande stated on her Twitter that the song was inspired by "Lady Marmalade". It was also listed in Amazon as an MP3 illegally under similar circumstances. Instead an illegal copy was added on January 2, 2011, and removed later on that month. Mason Thornesmith, however, doesn't pick Tara due to her bad singing.Īccording to Dan Schneider's twitter, the song was supposed to be released on iTunes in early December. This is ironic because this was the song used in the singing contest with Hayley and Tara.
In Tori Goes Platinum, the song is performed by Tara Ganz during her audition for the Platinum Music Awards. Thus, it can be heard as part of the DJ's playlist in the iCarly episode that crosses over with Victorious, called iParty with Victorious, though there is a goof - the song heard in the episode is played as sung by Cat and Jade. In the context of the Schneider-verse, "Give It Up" is an already existing somewhat risqué pop song. However, Cat and Jade lose because of Hayley's dad being the owner. The lyrics suggest building tension in a relationship while telling off a male with little authoritative qualities.īob Hoose and Steven Isaac of Plugged In Online, in their review of the soundtrack, commented about the song, writing that it “puts the physically aggressive high heel on the other foot as the female singers push a boy to "come a little closer" ("At the end of the night/It's the same old story/But you never get it right/Give it up/Take a backseat, boy/'Cause now I'm driving").” In his review of the soundtrack, William Ruhlmann of AllMusic Guide commented on the song as a “Britney Spears reject”, while comparing it to “ All I Want Is Everything”, which made references to American pop recording artists Madonna and Michael Jackson.Though the song was performed by both Cat and Jade, it was picked by Jade, who had to be under the impression that Cat was going to do as well with the song as she did. It received comparisons to the sound and lyrical content of “Lady Marmalade”, the 2001 song performed by recording artists Mýa, Pink, Christina Aguilera and Lil' Kim for the Moulin Rouge soundtrack. The overall sound of the song received comparisons to the musical stylings of American dance-pop singer Britney Spears. The song has an aggressive sound that features the use of keyboard effects. It is composed a pop song with urban and electropop characteristics. "Give It Up" is an up-tempo song that lasts for two minutes and forty five seconds.
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The song was also played in the iCarly crossover special, "iParty with Victorious", in which the cast of Victorious were featured in the series counted only as an iCarly episode. The performance features the two actresses reprising their roles as Jade West and Cat Valentine, singing on stage at a fictional karaoke restaurant in California. "Give It Up" was performed by Elizabeth Gillies and Ariana Grande, two of the main cast members of the television show, on the soundtrack and in the two-part special. The song was first featured on the season one two-part episode Freak the Freak Out, which premiered on November 26, 2010. It was selected as one of the twelve to thirteen songs that would be on the soundtrack to the Nickelodeon television series Victorious, which was released on August 2, 2011. "Give It Up" was written by Michael Corcoran, CJ Abraham and Dan Schneider, while the production was helmed by Corcoran and Abraham under their production names, Backhouse Mike and The Super Chris.
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