: The song was released as part of a series intended to carry on the legacy of the late reggae artist Alty "Lil Joe" Nunes. Music Video & Live Versions
: She calls for constitutional reform and highlights the harm of pharmaceutical drugs compared to cultivated weed farms, even touching on the complexities of police interaction and global distribution. Production & Influences
: Sativa uses her platform to educate listeners on the medical and healthy uses of marijuana, challenging international incarceration for its use. Hempress Sativa - Ooh LaLaLA | Official Music Video
: The track blends traditional roots-reggae rhythms with a hip-hop anthem feel, reflecting Sativa's upbringing in a musical Rastafarian household.
: A popular extended live version was recorded for Jussbuss Acoustic (Season 2, Episode 2) in Jack’s Hill, Jamaica, showcasing a more stripped-down, soulful side of her performance. Hempress Sativa - Ooh LaLaLA | Official Music Video : The song was released as part of
: The Official Music Video (released July 2013) features Sativa performing the track in a style that reflects her Roots Rock Reggae identity.
: The lyrics describe using a "coconut chalice" for "sensimilla" of the highest grade, viewing the herb as a path to spiritual awakening and a way to give "H.I.M reverence". : The track blends traditional roots-reggae rhythms with
: The chorus "Ooh la la la" is a direct nod to Lauryn Hill and the Fugees' hit "Fu-Gee-La" .