"The Sweet Escape"- what song are the "wee-oh"'s sampled from?

[Wee Bairn]

This (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMUOg7BebKE) song is played daily on the XM station at my job, and I am trying to place the origin of the "wee-oh"'s found throughout. I think its from a fairly common song, but I'm drawing a blank- possibly a girl group type doo-wop song? Can anyone help?

Note, a co-writing credit is given to Giorgio Tuinfort, but I can't find if he's the writier of the sampled song, or just a co-writer of whatever original parts there are in the song.

[Biffy the Elephant Shrew]

I can't listen to this at work, but without even hearing it, "wee-oh" immediately makes me think of "Suspicion" by Terry Stafford.

[Hampshire]

I'm pretty sure the "wee-ohs" in the song are original and provided by the artist Akon.

[OneCentStamp]

I'm pretty sure the "wee-ohs" in the song are original and provided by the artist Akon.
This is what I thought too, from seeing her perform it live with him onstage.