Who Am I?(Sim Simma)

Beenie Man's 'Who Am I?(Sim Simma)' is a dancehall anthem that exudes confidence and playfulness. The song's chorus is catchy and boasts about the artist's appeal to women, referring to himself as 'the girls dem sugar.' The phrase 'Sim simma, who got the keys to my Bimmer?' is a metaphorical way of saying he's in control and has the means (represented by the luxury car, a BMW Bimmer) to attract women. The song's title, 'Who Am I?' rhetorically implies that his reputation precedes him; he's known for his charm and allure among the ladies.

The verses of the song continue to explore themes of sexual prowess and desirability. Beenie Man uses various metaphors and Jamaican patois to describe encounters with women who are seemingly insatiable. The lyrics are braggadocious, with Beenie Man asserting his dominance and skill in romantic situations. He also addresses a situation where he's surprised to hear that a woman has left him, but he remains confident in his ability to attract other women due to his status.

Culturally, the song is rooted in the dancehall genre, which often includes themes of masculinity, sexual conquest, and social status. Beenie Man, a prominent figure in dancehall music, is known for his energetic delivery and clever wordplay, which are both on full display in this track. The song's infectious rhythm and memorable lyrics have made it a staple in dancehall music and a celebration of the genre's vibrant culture.