Rollin' with Saget

Infobox Single
Name = Rollin' with Saget


Caption =
Artist = Jamie Kennedy and Stu Stone
featuring Bob Saget
from Album = Blowin' Up
A-side =
B-side =
Released = 2005
Format = Single, Digital Download
Recorded = 2005
Genre = Hip-Hop
Length = 03:09
Label = JKSS Records
Writer = Jamie Kennedy
Stu Stone
Producer = Jamie Kennedy
Certification =
Chart position = Extra chronology
Artist = Jamie Kennedy andStu Stone
Type = singles
Background = #F0E68C
Last single = n/a
This single = Rollin' with Saget
(2006)
Next single = Circle Circle Dot Dot
(2006)Extra chronology
Artist = Bob Saget
Type = singles
Background = #F0E68C
Last single = n/a
This single = Rollin' with Saget
(2006)
Next single = Circle Circle Dot Dot
(2006)

"Rollin' with Saget" (also known as The Bob Saget Rap and Illest Motherfucker in a Cardigan Sweater) is a comedic rap song composed by Jamie Kennedy and featuring Stu Stone and Bob Saget. Much of its humor is derived from showing Saget in a profane and violent light, which is the complete opposite of his most famous role, Danny Tanner, the squeaky clean father of three on the American sitcom "Full House".

The song

Kennedy originally composed this song in 2005; Saget was recruited at a later date.fact|date=May 2007 The song is intercut with imitations of turntable scratching and a repeated chorus identifying Saget as "Numero Uno" and saying that "nobody does it better".

The song portrays the three men -- Kennedy, Stone, and Saget -- as a crew; led by Saget, whom are out for a night of barhopping on "the mean streets of Malibu". Saget is noted to be wearing khaki trousers and a cardigan sweater, which is an outfit consistent with his Danny Tanner character. The outfit leads to the song's hook, which refers to Saget as, "the illest motherfucker in a cardigan sweater."

The trio drives to a local nightclub while Saget rolls blunts in the backseat. At first the bouncer refuses them entry until Saget offers to show him some "affection", at which point he punches him and the crew enter the club. John Stamos is seen afterwards trying to get into the club. They go directly to the VIP section, where Saget orders Dom Pérignon (and drinks it from the bottle) while flirting with multiple models. At that point rappers DMX and 50 Cent enter the VIP section and Saget starts a fight with them by not recognizing who they are. Subsequently, 50 Cent strikes him with a chair, causing Saget to reveal his Glock firearm, thus igniting chaos in the club. This results in Paris Hilton calling the local authorities on her cellular telephone.

Before the police arrive the Saget crew and the models sneak out of the club and back in to Jamie's SUV. As they head to Saget's house, where he has a stash of Kush weed and beer that they can consume in his hot tub, Saget convinces the girls to kiss each other in a lesbian fashion, before he has to jump out of the car to urinate on the side of the road. The song ends with Saget planning to hang out with Stone and Kennedy again tomorrow before obliquely saying "Night, Michelle"

The Song was written and Produced by Canadians Stu Stone & D-Sisive

The video

The music video for Rollin' with Saget was originally shown on Kennedy's MTV reality show, "Blowin' Up". Also shown was a "making of" segment, with behind-the-scenes footage from the video shoot.

The video is notable for its cameos, which include John Stamos, George Lucas and Tara Reid as club goers, and Terry Crews as the bouncer. It closely follows the story of the song, with an additional scene in which the police catch Saget urinating on the street.

References

* [http://www.mtv.com/overdrive/?vid=87073 Rollin' with Saget (censored)] from MTV. Retrieved 2007-02-12