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 == Song Information ==
+[[Image:Yo, Excuse Me Miss.png|thumb|246px|Yo, Excuse Me Miss' banner.]]
 Artist: Smooth-1<br>
 Composition: Dre & Vidal<br>
-Arrangement: ?<br>
+Lyrics: Johnta M. Austin, Vidal Davis, Andre Harris<br>
-Vocals: Smooth-1<br>
-Lyrics: Johnta M. Austin ,Vidal Davis; Andre Harris<br>
 Original Artist: Chris Brown<br>
 Album: Chris Brown (2005)<br>
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 == Lyrics ==
-Listed are the lyrics for the game size of Yo, Excuse Me Miss from the ''DanceDanceRevolution HOTTEST PARTY Original Soundtrack'' booklet.
+<pre>Uh huh
-<pre>
-Uh huh
 Yeah
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 I don't know your name but excuse me miss
-I saw you from across the room
+I saw you from across the room</pre>
-</pre>
 == Song Connections / Remixes ==
 * Yo, Excuse Me Miss is a dance cover of ''Yo (Excuse Me Miss)'' by Chris Brown, from his debut studio album, ''Chris Brown''.
-* A full version of Yo, Excuse Me Miss, titled ''Yo, Excuse Me Miss (Full Version)'', can be found on ''DanceDanceRevolution HOTTEST PARTY Original Soundtrack''.
+** The original Yo (Excuse Me Miss) was one of the scrapped songs from [[CS DDR SuperNOVA NA|DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA CS (North America)]].
+* The full version of Yo, Excuse Me Miss, titled ''Yo, Excuse Me Miss (Full Version)'', can be found on the ''DanceDanceRevolution HOTTEST PARTY Original Soundtrack'' album.
 == Trivia ==
 * Yo (Excuse Me Miss) is Chris Brown's second single.
 * On the back cover of the ''DanceDanceRevolution HOTTEST PARTY Original Soundtrack'' album, Yo, Excuse Me Miss (Full Version) is miscredited to '''Smooth-12'''.
+* Yo, Excuse Me Miss uses the ''Double Stomp'' gimmick.
+* Early chart data for Yo, Excuse Me Miss can be found unused within the data of the American release of DanceDanceRevolution HOTTEST PARTY. However, the only different chart is EXPERT, which has fewer Double Stomps.
 == Song Production Information ==
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 == Difficulty & Notecounts ==
-DanceDanceRevolution difficulty rated from 1 to 10 from DDRMAX2 to SuperNOVA2.(Ratings and notecounts obtained from [http://bemaniwiki.com/ BEMANIWiki 2nd].)
+DanceDanceRevolution difficulty rated from 1 to 10 from DDRMAX2 to SuperNOVA2.
-=== DanceDanceRevolution ===
+{{DDR Chart Header|
-{{DDR Chart Info
+{{DDR Chart Notecounts|56 / 3|67 / 6|121 / 8|203 / 8|- / - / -|- / -|- / -|- / -|- / - / -}}
-| beg_notes = ? / ?
+{{DDR Chart|DanceDanceRevolution / Dancing Stage HOTTEST PARTY|1|2|4|6|-|-|-|-|-}}
-| bsp_notes = ? / ?
-| dsp_notes = ? / ?
-| esp_notes = ? / ?
-| chart_version_1 = DDR HOTTEST PARTY
-| beg_difficulty_1 = 1
-| bsp_difficulty_1 = 2
-| dsp_difficulty_1 = 4
-| esp_difficulty_1 = 6
 }}
+Other charts not shown on the above table:
+* DanceDanceRevolution HOTTEST PARTY (unused) Single EXPERT chart: total notes: 199 / 8.
 [[Category:Songs]]
-[[Category:DDR Songs]]
+[[Category:DanceDanceRevolution Songs]]
-[[Category:DDR Licensed Songs]]
+[[Category:DanceDanceRevolution Licensed Songs]]
-[[Category:DDR CS Songs]]
+[[Category:DanceDanceRevolution CS Exclusives]]
-[[Category:DDR CS Exclusives]]
-{{stub}}