: Then known as "Eve of Destruction," she raps the second verse . Though she was uncredited at the time of release, she was recently officially recognized with a Grammy Award in 2026 for her contribution.
Released as the lead single from their album Things Fall Apart , this track is widely recognized for its high-profile collaborations: : She provides the central hook and chorus . U Got Me
While several songs share this name, the most famous instance featuring multiple artists is by the American hip-hop band The Roots . The Roots — "You Got Me" (1999) : Then known as "Eve of Destruction," she
: She co-wrote the song and recorded the original vocals, though her studio version was eventually replaced by Erykah Badu's for the radio release. She is often featured in live performances of the song with the band. Other Notable Tracks While several songs share this name, the most
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