Twenty-five summers ago, Juvenile shook the world with his hit song "Back That Azz Up," igniting the twerking phenomenon before it was even a mainstream term. This track, from his album "400 Degreez," became an instant classic with its catchy beats and provocative lyrics. Some argue that the song is misogynistic, while others find it endearing, but one thing is clear: it has left a lasting impact on pop culture. With Juvenile's hypnotic rapping, Mannie Fresh's raunchy verse, and a young Lil Wayne's syrupy outro, "Back That Azz Up" has stood the test of time. It continues to be a fan favorite and a staple at parties and clubs even after two decades. Love it or hate it, this song has undeniably changed the music scene and shaped the way we dance.