Booty
Wikimedia disambiguation page
Booty most commonly refers to:
Booty (loot), goods or treasure seized by force
"Booty", a slang term for the buttocks
Booty may also refer to:
Music
Booty People, 1970s American funk band
Booty music, a subgenre of hip hop also known as Miami bass or booty bass
"Booty" (Jennifer Lopez song), 2014
Booty (Blac Youngsta song), 2017
Booty (C. Tangana and Becky G song), 2018
"Booty", a 1993 song by George Clinton from Paint the White House Black
"Booty", a 2000 song by Erykah Badu from Mama's Gun
"Booty", a 2007 song by Tito El Bambino from It's My Time (Tito El Bambino album)
Booty, a 2008 album by Die Türen
"Da Booty", a 1998 song by A Tribe Called Quest from The Love Movement
"Booty", a 2022 single by Latto and Saucy Santana that blew up online
People
Frederick Booty (1841–1924), philatelist
John Booty (b. 1965), American football player
John David Booty (b. 1985), American football player
Josh Booty (b. 1975), baseball and American football player
Justin Booty (b.
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