The song and its parent album are often cited in discussions regarding digital sampling and copyright law . Because Girl Talk's work consists entirely of unlicensed samples, it exists in a legal "gray area" that Gillis argues is protected by "fair use" as transformative art . Listeners frequently praise the track for its ability to transform "street" energy into a more "theatrical" or "pop" context, effectively breaking down genre barriers through nostalgic and high-energy transitions .
: "Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You)" (2007) . Jibbs feat. Chamillionaire : "King Kong" (2006) . Critical Context Girl Talk Play Your Part 2
All Song Relationships. Samples. Play Your Part (Pt. 2) Samples. In Yo Face. Unk (2008) Girl Talk's Indefinite Role in the Digital Sampling Saga The song and its parent album are often
Released on. June 19, 2008. * Girl Talk. Play Your Part (Pt. 2) Is A Remix Of. King Kong by Jibbs (Ft. Chamillionaire) : "Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You)" (2007)
: "Thunderstruck" (1990) — provides the iconic "thunder" riff . Journey : "Faithfully" (1983) . George Harrison : "What Is Life" (1970) . Electric Light Orchestra : "Don't Bring Me Down" (1979) . Red Hot Chili Peppers : "Under the Bridge" (1991) . Hip-Hop/R&B : Lil Wayne : "Lollipop" (2008) . Soulja Boy : "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" (2007) . Huey : "Pop, Lock & Drop It" (2006) .