do you know these songs?!?

Question

song from the movie Black Knight starring martin lawrence. its in the start when hes brushing his teeth and shaving in the toilet. its supposed to be by beanie man, called i like it, but ive searched and its not. also the song in the new adidads advert with the two boys selecting players froma ll over the world.

Answer 1

Heres the soundtrack for the albumn:

http://music.aol.com/album/black-knight/561995

Here's something else I found on www.IMDB.com that I think has more information of what you are looking for:

http://imdb.com/title/tt0265087/soundtrack

Answer 2

Go to: www.napster.com and click the album section and write black knight.. Napster is now free

Answer 3

It's called "I like the Way"
Contains samples of a couple other songs in it also.

Answer 4

"Beenie adds a new dimension to Righteous Funk Boogie’s (of Trick Daddy fame) twist on a Debarge melody over rump shaking Miami grooves the result "I Like the Way."

"Tropical Storm is really a party album, a whole vibe you can listen to and feel good," says Grammy winning Beenie Man, exuding a special brand of casual Jamaican charm under a cool exterior. "There is a breeze, a little rain and after that the sunshine comes right through" explains the multifaceted performer who bestows hardcore reggae a shot in the arm on his highly anticipated sophomore Virgin Records release. Enlisting a stellar spectrum of international producers and guest artists, These musical forms serve to introduce a wider audience to dancehall.

Jamaica’s foremost dancehall DeeJay reunites with extraordinary producers The Neptune’s for a combination of innovative tracks, including Tropical Storm’s first single "Feel It Boy" featuring Janet Jackson. Beenie and Neptune hitmakers Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo have co-written an irresistible R&B jewel highlighted by Jackson’s signature superstar vocals over electro funky riffs. A Dave Meyers directed video, shot on the beaches of Los Angeles features onscreen performances by Beenie Man and Janet Jackson. The Neptune’s also showcase their dancehall licks on "Bad Girl" and "Bossman" the later a drum driven wicked groove featuring Sean Paul and Lady Saw.

Taking his own spin on worldwide club trends, Beenie adds a new dimension to Righteous Funk Boogie’s (of Trick Daddy fame) twist on a Debarge melody over rump shaking Miami grooves the result "I Like the Way." UK’s So Solid Crew’s wildly energetic, electronic garage beats give life to "Yagga Yow" and Norway’s top R&B team Stargate, who drop ethereal guitars through the melodic urban "Street Life".

Fans of Beenie’s lyrical prowess won’t be disappointed with DJ Clue’s tight production on the sexually charged hip-hop anthem "Fresh From Yard". Already a mix show favorite, Beenie pairs up with bad girl vixen Lil’ Kim.

Calling on longtime cohorts, Beenie recruits Jamaica’s legendary riddim twins, Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare to deliver their trademark original dancehall rhythms on "You Babe". Chart topping trackmaster Dave Kelly captures Beenie’s controversial lifestyle endorsements on "Party Hard" and "Gangsta Life" featuring guest vocalist Baby Cham. "I was impressed and proud to see how Beenie matured into the professional he is now", Kelly asserts.

Further evidence of keeping true to his heart, Beenie taps his fellow Shocking Vibes crew, who seamlessly blend his trademark rapid fire toasting over savvy harmonies with three traditional dancehall tracks, "More We Want" featuring Devonte and Tanto Metro, "Call Me" and "Golden Bathtub" showcasing vocalists Brian and Tony Gold. Taking it to the streets, innovative Tony "CD" Kelly, provides a couple of uptempo dancehall gems, "Miss L.A.P." and "Pure Pretty Gal" sweetened by former Born Jamericans singer Notch.

Destined for stardom, Anthony Moses Davis was born in Kingston, Jamaica on August 22, 1973. Growing up in Waterhouse, one of the capital’s toughest tenements, his childhood was influenced by rasta nyabinghi drum and chant sessions courtesy of local reggae legends including Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer and Black Uhuru. Realizing music was his only hope out of the ghetto, Beenie began winning DeeJay contests by the early age of six. Encouraged by a supportive family, the streetwise deejay’s passion for music helped him develop a strong work ethic and determination to last a lifetime. Luck brought him together with Shocking Vibes founder Patrick Roberts, and they forged a partnership.

Cutting his first album at ten, the young hopeful sharpened his lyrical skills at King Tubby’s Studio, garnering global attention through Bunny "Striker" Lees production The Invincible Beenie Man, Ten Year Old DeeJay Wonder. By the early 1990's Beenie had worked up the ranks ultimately meeting top producers Sly and Robbie, Bobby Digital and singers like Luciano and Barrington Levy. By 1994 he was voted Jamaican DeeJay of the Year, culminating with a deal on Island Records. Worldwide tours with Shabba Ranks and the Shocking Vibes crew finally confirmed him a star.

The turning point in Beenie Man’s struggle to break in the mainstream market finally came about in March 1998. The single "'Who Am I", taken from his Grammy nominated album Many Moods Of Moses launched Beenie into international stardom

Tropical Storm is an expressive adventure into the 21st century, cut from a stylistically different cloth than Beenie Man’s previous Virgin Records debut, Art and Life, which earned a Grammy for Best Reggae Album. The certified gold album produced two significant radio friendly crossover hits "Girls Dem Sugar" featuring Mya and "Love Me Now", a Wyclef Jean collaboration.

Still in his twenties, Beenie’s long list of achievements includes more than 60 number one singles in Jamaica, numerous #1 albums, top artist awards (Grammy, Tamika, ASCAP, JAMI), acting roles ("Dancehall Queen"), songwriting credits, numerous TV appearances and countless industry accolades. He has also contributed songs on hit soundtracks including Dancehall Queen, How Stella Got her Groove Back, Third World Cop, Bridgett Jones Diary (with No Doubt) and most recently the opening credits of Black Knight.

Keeping his feet planted firmly on the ground, Beenie Man has come a long way from his humble Jamaican beginnings through a remarkable musical journey. When questioned what is next for the international entertainer, he contemplates for a moment, then reveals his masterplan "Tropical Storm is a party album. I want my music to keep the vibes going, bringing joy within the heart, the soul, the mind and make you feel good."

""I LIKE THE WAY"
Written by Eldra DeBarge, William DeBarge, Etterlene Jordan, Edmond Jones Jr., Rodney McCoy,
Robert LaSerra, Hubert Roberts, Freddy Stonewall, Henry Stone, Lawrence Dermer, Moses Davis,
, Adam Duggins
Performed by Beenie Man
Courtesy Virgin Records America
Contains replayed samples of "I LIKE" and "I LIKE IT(CORN FLAKES)"