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Posted On: March 12th 2026, 05:26 pm

Ya Rabb, call me there again, that place is truly a place of miracles that I never expected😭

I miss you, O Messenger of Allah🥹🤍🤲🏻

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Lizzo Cranked “Sexy Lady” Live With UCB on Noochie’s Front Porch

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Lizzo took “Sexy Lady” home. Days before her new album lands, she pulled up to Noochie’s Live From The Front Porch and cranked the go-go classic alongside UCB, the D.C. band that made it, in a performance now living on the series’ YouTube channel. The caption said it plainly: they heard all the noise, so it was only right to put her on the Porch cranking with the Uncalled 4 Band. By the time most people caught the clip, it was already moving, with nearly 30,000 likes and thousands of reposts.

For anybody outside the DMV, here is why this is bigger than a guest spot. Lizzo’s remake of the UCB classic interpolates “Sexy Lady,” the 2005 record the Uncalled 4 Band has been protecting for two decades, and it is set to appear on her new album Bitch, out June 5. For UCB, the timing doubles as a 30th anniversary moment, and founding member Rock Mikey told local press the co-sign from an artist of Lizzo’s size felt major, real recognition for the music D.C. calls its own.

The Front Porch was the right place for all of it. What started as Noochie freestyling on an actual porch with an iPhone and a speaker has grown into a phenomenon for hip-hop and go-go lovers, the platform that has done as much as anything to push D.C.’s homegrown sound past the DMV and onto an international stage. Bringing Lizzo to that porch to crank the song live with the band, instead of just posting a cover, is the difference between borrowing the culture and stepping into it.

That distinction matters here, because the DMV does not play about go-go. When Lizzo first teased the cover, natives were split, wary of an outsider revisiting one of the region’s most beloved anthems. Go-go is celebrating 50 years, and UCB sits in that lineage right alongside Rare Essence, Backyard Band, TCB, and Junkyard, names that built a pocket the rest of the world is only now catching up to. So a celebrity sliding the genre in front of millions of followers can land two ways. Showing up in person, on the Porch, cranking it live with UCB, is how you land on the right side of it.

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