73 years young and learned this when I was 5. Mom stood up for 3 weddings. My 6 year old partner taught me the bunny hop and polka!
Warren Frederick Seltzer's last requested song. He has since HOPPED HOPPED HOPPED, to olam haba. May his memory be a blessing.
One of the high points of America’s post-war culture!
The Bunny Hop..wish we could all go back in time..the best
I remember been I think maybe 13 or so and my 75 year old cousin grab my hand and we did the Bunny Hop at one of her grandsons weddings because her husband wouldn't do it with her LOL and then we also did the chicken dance after the Bunny Hop was over LOL he thought those dances silly lol she said follow my lead she passed a few years back sure she is dancing away up there
This song is stuck in my head!
I remember it was my 11th birthday,I was at school celebrating it since i already did all my work.I had to dance infront of the class but instead we sort of did a conga line while bunny hopping to this song.It was one of the best days of my life.There was 20 of us so it made it even funnier 😊
Here it is, near the end of 2019 and Ray Anthony is still with us. Fantastic.
He's still going strong in early 2023 - Mr. Anthony turned 101 this past January.
I woke up this morning, with this tune in my head. Classic.
Bravissimo! By far the swingiest most danceable version of The Bunny Hop of all time!
THIS IS AMAZING, i love the high kicks!!
This was the inspiration for Hugh Hefner to use a bunny as the mascot for Playboy magazine.
"go wait in the car Carlton
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uncle phil
Part of all skater's fun at the Redondo Beach rink in 1950s
Yep... 1961 Harry's Roller Rink in San Bernardino! Our 7th grade class loved the occasional skating parties.
Happy Easter 2023 Hop Hop Hop 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
Just the very, very slightest tinge of rock'n'roll; not much, but it's there. Now let's Rock around the Rockpile, Ray!
Solo la escuché y la ame 😍 esta sensacional, me encanta esa época.💃🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
This world will be a better place when we have a new novelty dance ,or two -Ray, I'm dancing with you in Cotati, Ca
I still remember this song from my first ever tap/ballet class at 3 years old. I still have it on a 45 🥰
Bruh my school had to do this dance yesterday in a line around the whole school for an hour 💀
They use to play this at the skating rank when I was younger. I didn't realize how old this song was. I was born in 1987.
My little girl loves this song. It's such a great little jazz-like number.
Oh the memories!!! In the late 70s into the late 80s, the dancehalls in Texas played the cotton-eyed-Joe followed by this jewel and the formation usually deviated off the dance floor into the seating area. Funfunfun times!
I bet those were better times back then....I envy people who lived in those times cause everything had to be simpler back then.
My great nephew who is just 18 months old loves this!!!!
I remember when i was real little. Like in first grade, we used to do this all the time
🐇I learned this, danced this, in 1973 or 1974. I was 3 or 4 years old. I always thought it was a children's dance, like the Hokey Pokey. .😄 Love those high-kicks and flips!
I learned it at the same time, and it was DEFINITELY, a kid's dance by then, just like the Hokey Pokey, which was written by... This guy, Ray Anthony!
You are so special. Thank you for the smiles
I have this on 45 RPM. The record is called, "Dance Craze" along with 3 other songs lol.
Muchas gracias ayer le decía a mi esposa como se bailaba y no me lo creyó pero ahora si me va a creer un millón de gracias que pasen buena tarde.
This is a brilliant vid. I am going to learn how to do the Bunny Hop!
It's a must for the first day of spring And Easter.
I heard this at a wedding over 20 years ago and it randomly popped in my head
Happy Easter,Ray Anthony!
Learned this last night at jive + tonight. LOVE IT :D
Wait...wha...all these years & I had no idea this song had words!
I heard another version on UA-cam with completely different lyrics - except, of course, for the required “hop, hop, hop!”
I love the musical arrangement of this song. I thought it used to be a bit faster.
In Jerry Spinelli’s novel Stargirl, this song was danced to.
This is the REAL origin of the Bunny Hop.....there are you tube videos for the Bunny Hop hip hop version that reveal a song and a dance that is much different but people entitle their videos "Bunny Hop Line dance"
That was great, I remember it well 😂
Easter bloody Easter sent me here hahaha lol lmfao 😂🤣😅
i really love the song
Very nice! This video came up when I was trying to find Gavotte by Francois Joseph Gossec.
Hell they still do it today!!! 🐰
I did this in 3rd grade because I had one of the best teachers 😊
Fresh Prince brought here
Carlton dancing at the playboy mansion brought me here lol
So cool and fun
They played this in one of my school plays
coool I loved this song
Happy Easter one and all!!
This is such a cute favorite of mine. Used to play it on the piano and organ as a kid. It was a lot easier to hop to the bunny 🐇🕳hop back then. Anyone else remember this jewel? Lol 🤔❤🇺🇸🐇🕳
Ordinates at my high school Balboa HS in San Francisco, CA, in 1953. This dance would be held during lunch break in front of the school. 2:49
I love it.
Strangely hypnotic.
They must have been up all night coming up with this one!
Necesito bailar esta canción. 🖤🐰
This is a good psychological assessment tool. If your self-esteem is low, you will drop dead from humiliation doing this dance.
All I think about when I hear this is whenever Mystery Science Theater 3000 uses when riffing movies.
Muy buena música, tenía 7 años.
Classic I always associate this as an easter song lol
Hay, everyone!Here's an Easter tip 4 those who do da bunny hop 4 Easter, make sure u eat plenty of beans and have the person u don't like to b behind u.Hsopy Easter!🌷🐇
This song makes me want to light up a big cigar, pour a glass of Hamms beer and crack open a Playboy magazine while listening to Dean Martin.
band sounds great
The Bunny Hop was created by high school kids in San Framcisco..Balboa High..
It was half Rhythm and Blues and led to the creation of Rock 'N Roll.
Gracias hermoso
WOW !TOO MUCH FUN. !
Makes me look for my pink & charcoal.tweed sportcoat.
It really swings Daddio!
I'm picturing a fire engine red 1953 Buick Skylark convertible.
HAPPY EASTER!!!!!
I’m watching this because my preschoolers and I are doing this for class….
I back for the Past ( FROM BRAZIL)
The only thing to make this really great would be to see a dog in a bunny costume riding a roomba.
i got this on wheel of fortune xD 🥶🤫☹️🤗🙁😶🤔😭😯☹️
@William Nash And people say we Americans don't have traditions anymore ... 40 years later, I was doing this in elementary school too. No costumes, but similar embarrassment!
Easter 2019!!!
This is so 1950;s
Y que me acuerdo de Alberto Benita con su baile del conejo!!
Happy Easter 2014...The Easter Bunny
Bunny bunny hop hop hop!!!
“PYONG PYONG PYONG FOR CRASS AND CHIAMP”
I learned this at school
Chesterfield's
The First Choice of Young America
Aah, the "good old days".
This shit hot
It reminds me of the movie 'Cry Baby' when the squares did this dance all the way to Alison's house. 🤣
I remember this very well; today's generation name the dance "Penguin"; same melody; interesting!!
The Song of the Sixties , with the same steps ,was" Let 's kiss", the penguin dance, but It had not the same melody.
In Italy It was titled "il ballo del pinguino" , sung by gemelle Kessler.
The big bands could make the simplest tune sound great !
Elmer Fudd did this dance in one of Bugs Bunny's cartoons. I think Elmer had amnesia and switched personalities with Bugs. It was at the end of the toon
Joy of Bike brought me here.
Those girls hunched over in bunny costumes look like they’re being tortured!
The REAL Bunny Hop.
oh my god he’s still alive
You can't take yourself too seriously when you get up in front of people and do the Bunny Hop.
It helps if you are under the age of 55. After that you're risking dislocations and injuries.
In 1953 I was mortified, along with my entire 2nd grade class, by our teacher Mrs. DeGoyer. She dressed us all in the same one-piece type of white pajamas (padded feet) and forced our mothers to make little cottontails that snapped on to our rear ends. And we all wore white bunny ears --- homemade, of course. Then we rehearsed the Bunny Hop for two weeks so we could perform it for the elementary school's autumn show. At the end of the dance we tore off our oh-so-cute cotton tails and threw them at the audience. When the audience laughed we didn't understand and most of us started to cry uncontrollably Mrs. DeGoyer was not happy. We weren't too thrilled either.
William Nash that’s a hilarious story! Thank you for sharing!
2nd grade is a time for fun...eh?
So cool
😁 👍
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