I'm about to be 55 white female family from Brooklyn but I was born and raised in Jersey City🎉and Brooklyn double dutch,music 🎶 and dancing was my life!!!!
D. Im 54. And these were the friggin best days of my life. Studio 54. Limelight. Romeo n juliettes. Funhouse. Bensonhurst brooklyn NY. Yea baby. Nothing will beat the 80s
It's almost criminal that Rob Base hasn't been asked to perform this during a Super Bowl Half Time Show - There's no way this song wouldn't have people out of their seats!
You think anything Eminem did can come even close to this classic?, I cringe when brothers say he's in a top ten, 99% of Em's music is garbage, glad Snoop exposed the mediocrecy
No Cursing, No violence, No guns, No disrespecting or degrading women.. you can’t help but bust a move listening to this joint.. BRING BACK THE REAL MUSIC!!!
Most of my friends at school were Metallers in the eighties but still loved this too. I couldn't understand the appeal of proper rock music back then but I love that now too.
This song deserves huge speakers in the trunk of your car no matter how old you are!! Just play it every once in a while!!😅!! I'm old enough to remember when this came out. Those were GREAT years for dance music!!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Richard Oki I know how massive this song was and still sounds great. I was in my teens when this was first played. And yes I’m still playing this video ✌️👍🤪
A big clubber in Germany in the 80s. A German DJ asked me to use my knowledge of American club music to buy and bring him what I thought his club clientele might like. The first song I brought him was this. He put this on and you would have thought someone threw money on to the dance floor: The place just went nuts. The 80s: _Lived 'em. Loved 'em. Miss 'em._
Being 48, I was 16 when we were jamming to this song. No cell phones or social media. No distractions. Just good music, a keg of beer, and good friends.
I remember in high school a friend popped in a cassette tape and said check this out! I loved it ...48 years old and my neighbors are hearing this now.. still love it...
Hell yes!! You are my age and I love this song still too!!! I used to go to the club on the weekends and dance my ass off!!! Lol those was the stress free day's, no real worries, and I didn't have my Son's back then! LOL
@@vanessafowler9652 oh yeah I see, time only flies when you having a lot of fun. I feel a good foundation with open communication and mutual respect can withstand anything. I would like to be friends if it’s ok by you.
74 million isn't bad at all for a song that came out in the late 80s. Most hip hop from the decade barely cracks 20M if even That said this isn't even an official video posted by the official channel, the songs you see that have hundreds of millions were posted by official channels in the mid 2000s so they have a larger audience with more time to gain views
Rick V White people didn’t enslave your ancestors for 300 years either...with an additional 70 years of Jim Crow and other legislation purposely made to oppress a certain demographic(Redlining, etc.). And by the way, I have a Master’s degree just in case you needed to know. However, this is hip hop...made by the oppressed. Now, the #1 music genre in the world.
I was in the Army in Ft. Carson, CO, when this dropped and back then we were in the clubs on post and off post 5-6 nites a week. And I swear no other song filled the dance floor more than this one! When that first part would come on and say, "Right about now...." everybody knew what was coming and you could hear a collective, "Ohhh! That's my shyt!!!" from the whole club! The dance floor was big but not big enough as people were dancing all in the aisles. S/O to Rob Base and EZ Rock for a straight-up CLASSIC party joint!!
in Feb 1992, I watched in awe as a completely empty dance floor become instantly packed with at least 200 people when this beat dropped .the only song on the planet that will absolutely get every human being rump shaking in the blink of an eye.
Same thing back in the mid 90s at a Filipino club called Manila Chef in Bremerton, Washington. When this jam started, all of the girls got on the floor
I'm 66-years old, and this is one of the songs I've chosen for my Retirement Party! I've been listening to it since it's inception, and it never gets old, only better!
I was a cop in Baltimore when this song hit the radio. In the summer, 4×12 shift I would literally hear this song everywhere and all night long! As a white cop, the guys standing on the corner would yell when I drove by in my car blasting this song with the windows down! Ah,what memories!
Maybe the first song we learned all the words to! 🎤 This was back in the day before you could Google lyrics. Oh, no - you just learned the words from playing the song over and over and over. 😎
You know dat’s right. Burned it UP back in the day. Can rap this whole song to this day. Not well, mind you, but enough to embarrass the fuck outta my kids.
@@user-hr3di5od3n, your judging current music by what's offered by Top 40 radio only shows that you're very ignorant about current music and are just a fool trapped in the past.
I miss those days when EVERYTHING was BIGGER! People were poorer, but that's where SO MANY GREAT bands and musicians were birthed. I remember singing with my best black girlfriend, as I'm white, and we sang all their songs, all day long, while we flipped burgers. And I remember EVERYBODY ROLLER SKATED to these 80's great, FUN, CLEAN, songs!🎉🎉❤❤🎉
So ironic and sad that both Biz and DJ EZ Rock both passed away, at YOUNG 50+, from a seizure and a stroke. They combined to make 1988 through 1991 super, super fun ! God-bless, rest in peace fellas!!
@@TqueeNichols-it3sp kids are being abused with drugs and killed in a country that as failed the common citizens, by insecurity and misfortune. Porn must be uprooted from the society to protect the dignity and respect its people. Death trap homosexual way of life promoted without restraint is a failure against protecting our children whereby sex change are taught in schools at young ages, and supported by parents in a disguised, I love you betrayal to stardom. Statistics of homicides are getting seriously younger. 12,13 etc are being apprehended for murders in drug dealings and home invasions, with serious psychotic mental deprivation. Those responsible from whatever must answer to family moaning their loved ones. Everyone is tired of the endemic gun sales, across the borders, claiming thousands of innocent lives. Russia Ukraine invasion is an example of the deadly path to destruction decisions.
My cousin died yesterday and 1 of my favorite memory of him was when he bought this single. He picked me up in the VW Rabbit said hey Mikey check this out.. Popped it in and the Shit bumped hard. Was a summer jam Forsure. RIP Memories
Fo sho rest in paradise and this song still gets me hype😂 at 42 feeling like 24🎓thanks to the most high i send my condolences i have lots of family in the D aka the MOTOR CITY I MISS YALL
This song was huge, i was 12 when this came out, the period from 86-96 was unreal, rap helped me grow from a 10 year old kid to 20 year old man, I'm 47, April 16, 2023, 11:00 a.m
I hear u, Bro..... I'm 43, n rem this shit whn I was jus a bb, like 12 yo on the radio stayin Q 102, way back whn in Pa. It'll NvRRRR get old in my eyes either, hahahaha. Hope u have a Good night, my Friend. ❤
Yes Sir, Them days are long gone, back in my school during these days, it wasn't about the color of your skin, how you looked or dressed, it was about having a good time, I can honestly say that I don't remember no one judging people on the way they looked, especially a person's skin color.. #Facts.... Baltimore Md. In the late 80's, 90's and the 2000's on up was a mixed neighbor and everyone pretty much got along..
"I wanna rock right now, I'm Rob Base and I came to get down. I'm not internationally known, but I'm known to rock a microphone. Cause I get stupid, I mean outrageous. Stay away from me if you're contagious..." This joint still get play through my speakers in April 2020!
This is one of those tracks where I would imagine that they knew it would be a hit when they recorded it. I'm not sure if they knew how iconic it would become.
From my family to yours sir. We appreciate your service and all you do for this country. Our hats off to you. If you are ever in St. louis your meal is on me.
Cooks, yes, always Faithful. Thank you both for choosing that lifestyle and forever earning the title United States Marine, all respect to every branch of service, but the Marines as I’m sure you both know is the toughest branch to join and become a part of. My deepest respect to you both 🙏💯🇺🇸
I'm 50, and I'm reminiscing about the music, movies, books, when MTV played MUSIC videos not reality shows, the dance moves, and people getting along no matter what skin color they had, where they came from or what ever the case might be, because that music brought us together. It's so sad that, with today's rap, people get killed for listening to the wrong rapper.
Who got killed listening to the wrong rapper?? What happened with biggie and Tupac in the 90s was different or better then? Hypocrites. Your too old now to understand anything apparently.
@@jujumama If you're going to attempt to insult me, learn the difference between "your," "you're ( you are, but shortened)." In Chicago, you can get killed by listening to the wrong rapper, especially IF they're part of a particular gang. There has been PLENTY of murders of those who were in the background of the music video. I've witnessed a young black man, that had to be in his late teens early 20s, who was getting the snot beat out of him, because he was listening to a rapper from the rival gang. So, before you THINK that you can step up to me, know the facts.
@Paul Old school rap from the 80s was THE BEST. Why? They weren't rapping about hoes, killings, drugs, being in a gang, etc. Everyone could enjoy music from every genre without the fear of getting shot, or the snot beat out of us.
@@toniremer1594 I know very well the difference, and can make and use grammatically correct and complete, unfragmented sentences as well. And be more specific next time too. That doesn't happen everywhere Chicago is pretty fucked up
I’m 35 I remember my aunties playing this at their party’s while we would be running around playing freely without a care in the world. We were safe and happy. No video games just us enjoying each other 🥺
I’m 51 and this song is still one of my very favorites. Brings me back to those L. A. days in the 80s… Oh the 80s. Kids today, glued to their phones addicted to technology, have NO idea.
Sheels1976 YES!!!!!!!!!! YES!!!!! 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯It gets played EVERY SUMMER SINCE IT CAME OUT THAT SUMMER BACK IN THE DAY!!!! STRAIGHT 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 STRAIGHT UP HOT CLASSIC
Wow got my bob on, time to HUSTLE. In math class pop quiz, question was what's the diff between an eighth and a quarter, I put about fitty buckz, yup 40 was 12 at the skate ring, w this song came on...ah man killed it
I was 21 in the navy reserve doing my weekend reserve time in San Diego at a dance club in TJ and when this song came on it made you wanna dance. Best time of my life late eighties early nineties. Good music and youth.
Oh man oh man, I came across Apollo 440 Stop the Rock, then recalled this one from some other PS2 game, typed in "woo yea, woo yea" and found it after all these years. Crazy how after so many years you can find something by accident and recall everything so vividly.
I'll never forget the first time I saw this played at the roller skating rink dance on Saturday night. Everyone, and I mean everyone, went on the dance floor. There were people with no arms and legs out there dancing. It was crazy. I never saw a song get everyone off the wall and on the floor like this one.
I’m 57 and still enjoying the music of my youth. The 80’s were the best!!
💯% Correct!
same here my friemd...enjoy life
Hmmm...but I'm 48 and like Dua Lipa. Of course I still like the music from when I was 14 🤥
I'm about to be 55 white female family from Brooklyn but I was born and raised in Jersey City🎉and Brooklyn double dutch,music 🎶 and dancing was my life!!!!
Yes brother
I'm 53 and this song NEVER gets old.
Ditto
D. Im 54. And these were the friggin best days of my life. Studio 54. Limelight. Romeo n juliettes. Funhouse. Bensonhurst brooklyn NY. Yea baby. Nothing will beat the 80s
56
46 and this rocks
Ha I’m 11 😂
It's almost criminal that Rob Base hasn't been asked to perform this during a Super Bowl Half Time Show -
There's no way this song wouldn't have people out of their seats!
I WAS JUST THINKING THAT!!!
Omg....yes!!!!!! 😁❤️🎶🎵
Old folks agree
The closest we got was the NFL 100 year commercial during super bowl 53
Indeed!
I'm 78 and I still listen to this.
I'm 62 and still one of my favorite dance songs❤❤❤
Awesome! God bless your young heart!
One is never too old to jam!!
I’m pushing 72 and this is on my exercise list. And on a CD in my car.
July 3, 2022…I’m now pushing 73 and I’m still loving this song.
I've Been known to Rock
the Microphone
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Gooo Phil 👋🏾
WHOO!!!
Ll
I have the cassette in my pickup
"I wanna rock right now" is one of the best openings to a line to a track.
Lol I know right ❤.
Epic Start to a song ❤
@@musiclover-cn7tband they didn't half rock it.
That's what people said when they knocked on the dope man's door! 😂
most scratched by DJ's
No killing, no cursing, just a party. This is still my jam at 54. This song got everybody on the dance floor!
Same here Latonia, 54 and love reminiscing the 80's we were lucky to be around then to enjoy the good times.
@@artisansportsman8950 you can surely say that again!
The cursing is bleeped out!!
@@UrbanSipfly she said what she said and we all know what she meant..there was no cursing (bitches, fuck you etc)
You think anything Eminem did can come even close to this classic?, I cringe when brothers say he's in a top ten, 99% of Em's music is garbage, glad Snoop exposed the mediocrecy
If you still remember this song, trust me you're a legend ❤
Lol 😆
Thank you! Yes. I am. 😊😊😊😊
I was in the vid
It was the days guides and partys with computing of the future to establish. What all happen. No more questiions.
🎉❤ I remember in year 1988
No Cursing, No violence, No guns, No disrespecting or degrading women.. you can’t help but bust a move listening to this joint.. BRING BACK THE REAL MUSIC!!!
In one of his verses he mentions "I like the Whopper fuck the Big Mac"
@@agrant575 Ain't that bad compared to what other rappers say that are in this generation lol
His name is base which means he loves coke😮
well, he did say he love da Whopper and f*ck the Big Mac... but yeah lol
True 👍 120% fantastic tunes 👌 🇨🇮🏴🕊💚😅
Back in the day when Hip Hop wasn't about killing another brother.
It happened then too
YEP
Truth Indeed
Exactly
@@jtaylor829 Nothing was happening then anywhere near the scale of the last 15 years. Nothing.
This song definitely made him internationally known. Couldn’t go 5 minutes without hearing it when it was released. Good times.
4shore
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I've Been known to Rock
the Microphone
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Exactly!!!!!
ANDREA/dredog!
Still bouncin' to this 2024 🔥🔥
I was a metal head, and when this song came on, you just dropped everything you were doing and moved.
Yeah love it❤
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Omg like my family used to pay me to dance to this 2$ lmao omg please can we go ba CV k to this time lol
@@daphnebrown2130 yes, were we all got along. No matter what music you listened too.
Most of my friends at school were Metallers in the eighties but still loved this too. I couldn't understand the appeal of proper rock music back then but I love that now too.
For all the teenagers who grew up in the 80's I have a feeling the senior living homes for us will be hopping !!!
😅❤😁 GO GET IT SENIORS! 👍🏾👏🏾🤘🏾
For real!😂 I'm not going to the old folks home, though. I'll fly away like the old man from Up!
😂😅😊
I hope so. If they're still playing Vera Lynn I'll definitely lose the will to live.
lol
I'm 12 years old and THIS IS REAL HIP HOP
Has your voice changed like that kid in the first 5 seconds of video?
😅
Issa bop Fr Fr
@@ItzNader 🤮
Sammeeeeee
This song deserves huge speakers in the trunk of your car no matter how old you are!! Just play it every once in a while!!😅!!
I'm old enough to remember when this came out. Those were GREAT years for dance music!!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
People don’t know just how huge this song was
And is I am going to get Harley Davidson and blast it but that is between you and the man upstairs
Richard Oki I know how massive this song was and still sounds great. I was in my teens when this was first played. And yes I’m still playing this video ✌️👍🤪
No...no, they don't...
I remember this song was a good excuse to dance close behind a girl like a single ride because it takes two, lol
HUGE
A big clubber in Germany in the 80s. A German DJ asked me to use my knowledge of American club music to buy and bring him what I thought his club clientele might like. The first song I brought him was this.
He put this on and you would have thought someone threw money on to the dance floor: The place just went nuts.
The 80s: _Lived 'em. Loved 'em. Miss 'em._
Wow...lol
this is from the 90's but sure
@@hypnos9336 Released February 1, 1988
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It_Takes_Two_(Rob_Base_%26_DJ_E-Z_Rock_song)
_The 80s: Lived 'em. Loved 'em. Miss 'em._
80' were the best!! Glad I grew up then.
Yes, I totally remember this song being played in the clubs in Germany. I was there! Good Times!
This beat has to be number 1 or 2 on the all time greatest hip hop beats ever produced. Hands down!
NO DOUBT !!!
Music beats ever
rob base sampled this off another song...
EZ rock is a legend
I definitely agree G!💯✌
74 years old and still listening to this!
Being 48, I was 16 when we were jamming to this song. No cell phones or social media. No distractions. Just good music, a keg of beer, and good friends.
ok boomer
Thats what's up
Fun times
i was 15 or 16, the first time i heard it made me freak out, the beat was so different but it was banging , the whole song was perfect
@@jmc5910 Yeah! It was go time when it started play'in!
I remember in high school a friend popped in a cassette tape and said check this out! I loved it ...48 years old and my neighbors are hearing this now.. still love it...
Oh yeah
Hell yes!! You are my age and I love this song still too!!! I used to go to the club on the weekends and dance my ass off!!! Lol those was the stress free day's, no real worries, and I didn't have my Son's back then! LOL
@@vanessafowler9652 oh yeah I see, time only flies when you having a lot of fun.
I feel a good foundation with open communication and mutual respect can withstand anything. I would like to be friends if it’s ok by you.
JEREMY im 45
Yes, cassette tapes!
58 years young and still jamming Rob Base! And still remember every word!!!
If you love this tune check out my library on my channel. I save the old school for myself but feel free to have a look.
@@OLDSKOOLRAVER1 Hey, wait a minute, whadda ya mean, save the old school for yourself??? That's no fun, Mr. Wise. Wise up!!!!
moi 55ans.la tu dance avec moi.
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@@OLDSKOOLRAVER1 🤣😭
I am 58 years old and Jam out to this type of Jams
Yes ABSOLUTELY!!!
This song was everywhere in 1989. Sometimes you could hear it from a car half a mile away!
LMAO jam on
Made me smile, thank you 😊
People played this this song 3 years straight at
Orchard Beach
Bronx NY
It was on repeat on my house with the big 12 D battery boom box
Roller Rinks Across the Country!!!
Only 74 million views? Even if you don't generally listen to Rap Hip Hop there's no denying this one was historic and monumental.
A firkcin classic for us that didnt even like hip hop@
@@simonphelps5793 Update: now over 75,000 views... STILL TOO LOW! This thing was a pop culture phenomenon.
76 million in July of 2024.
74 million isn't bad at all for a song that came out in the late 80s. Most hip hop from the decade barely cracks 20M if even
That said this isn't even an official video posted by the official channel, the songs you see that have hundreds of millions were posted by official channels in the mid 2000s so they have a larger audience with more time to gain views
im pretty sure ive also heard it used in like 10 different commercials over the years
Those were the days. No matter what race you were. Rich or poor. You got down to this. 80's were a good time.
John Anthony the 80’s & early 90’s ... the best!! 😁💪🙌
Before the Democrats hit us with the identity politics
Flea market nikes
Yep and it was some of the best times too
Rick V White people didn’t enslave your ancestors for 300 years either...with an additional 70 years of Jim Crow and other legislation purposely made to oppress a certain demographic(Redlining, etc.). And by the way, I have a Master’s degree just in case you needed to know. However, this is hip hop...made by the oppressed. Now, the #1 music genre in the world.
I was in the Army in Ft. Carson, CO, when this dropped and back then we were in the clubs on post and off post 5-6 nites a week. And I swear no other song filled the dance floor more than this one! When that first part would come on and say, "Right about now...." everybody knew what was coming and you could hear a collective, "Ohhh! That's my shyt!!!" from the whole club! The dance floor was big but not big enough as people were dancing all in the aisles. S/O to Rob Base and EZ Rock for a straight-up CLASSIC party joint!!
I was stationed at Fitzsimmons I Aurora, CO. Same experience.
“I’m not internationally known”
33 years later and millions of people worldwide are still streaming this video
Little did he know !! Millions of views and many generations.
But I'm known to rock the microphone 🎤
@@classiql i like the whooper F the Big Mac !!
Truth!
Imagine how much people heard this from GTA SA
in Feb 1992, I watched in awe as a completely empty dance floor become instantly packed with at least 200 people when this beat dropped .the only song on the planet that will absolutely get every human being rump shaking in the blink of an eye.
No lies detected!!!
Same thing back in the mid 90s at a Filipino club called Manila Chef in Bremerton, Washington. When this jam started, all of the girls got on the floor
The ONLY hip-hop song ever to have that effect on me. My wife was amazed because I've always hated hip-hop. Except HIS ONE!
When the first note starts, there was the sound of bottles hitting the tables and people rushing the floor to dance !!!!!!
You got that right.
I'm 66-years old, and this is one of the songs I've chosen for my Retirement Party! I've been listening to it since it's inception, and it never gets old, only better!
Hello Devoria how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
@@Jameslopez5682 Thank you, and you and your family too!
@@devoriahall6827 you’re welcome Devoria nice to meet you and hope you don’t mind if I get to know more about you?
Nice choice chief!
Congratulations 🎉 on your retirement 🎉
I'm going on 60 yr's old and this still makes me get up and dance!!!!
I kn o w dats rite...
Yeahhh🔥🔥
Me too, can't help myself. 😊
God bless you
Nice... im 43.....feeling 20...as im jamming to it....:)
Easily one of the greatest records ever made , this track would always make any floor in a club go crazy
Still does x
Sorry everyone, that was a “Pocket Post.”
Haha…
Even Still 🎉
I was a cop in Baltimore when this song hit the radio. In the summer, 4×12 shift I would literally hear this song everywhere and all night long! As a white cop, the guys standing on the corner would yell when I drove by in my car blasting this song with the windows down! Ah,what memories!
Officer!
Good times, right!
officer Tenpenny
Respect if only all cops were as cool 😎 👮♂️
@@malterwitty5433 Thanks sir, I tried to treat people with respect.
Maybe the first song we learned all the words to! 🎤 This was back in the day before you could Google lyrics. Oh, no - you just learned the words from playing the song over and over and over. 😎
1988. You heard that first “WHOO! YEAH!” and the dance floor was instantly full.
You know dat’s right. Burned it UP back in the day. Can rap this whole song to this day. Not well, mind you, but enough to embarrass the fuck outta my kids.
Yep!!!
It actually goes “YEAH!WHOO!” Just sayin’!
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No better time to be a kid than in the 80s. The music and the era...
The music makes up for it
ORACLEofORBS Cell phones fucking suck
guess u had to be there..
BEST decade ever.
New York rap songs are the best
This is freaking wholesome by today's standards...
Yeah buoy....
Todays rap sux like anything on the radio...country...pop... Fake as eff
@@user-hr3di5od3n, your judging current music by what's offered by Top 40 radio only shows that you're very ignorant about current music and are just a fool trapped in the past.
It’s freaking awesome by all times standards.
No good standards in todays music
I miss those days when EVERYTHING was BIGGER! People were poorer, but that's where SO MANY GREAT bands and musicians were birthed. I remember singing with my best black girlfriend, as I'm white, and we sang all their songs, all day long, while we flipped burgers. And I remember EVERYBODY ROLLER SKATED to these 80's great, FUN, CLEAN, songs!🎉🎉❤❤🎉
80’s music never gets old❤
Agree
Ever!!
I Am 74 still loving this song 🎧
I concur with you
Indeed 🎵
This song is damn near 40 years old and still gets me a rockon😅
@@JayandSarahu need to do the math it close
@@JayandSarah released in 1988, so yeah, it's nearly 40 years old.
@@JayandSarahyes it is I'm 47, born in 76, this the 80s, this our generation
I gets me a Huge Hardon.
I know that's right 🎉
YESSSS!!! STILL LISTENING IN 2020!! HIT IT!!
Nancy Young listening in 4020, the future rocks
Yeah mama
Here for it!!
@@nancyhelenluevano445 right
Let's keep it real my nigga!
Love, Love, Love this song! 65yrs old and still love it. ❤
GTA SA truly has the best rap songs
fr
One of the best gaming soundtracks period lol
🕺🕺💃💃
The music in gta was a huge part of selling the whole environment of being in that time and place. GTA 5 felt too modern for me though.
Totally agreed!
Still an absolute BANGER in 2022! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yea I love this song
Bring it back yesss 😁
😎😎😎😎😎😎
.............
Yessss this came out in my sophomore year at thornton high school....
57 yrs old from sourthern California and still banging this in 2021. Hit it!!
52 here.
Hell yeah lol
50 this year,Hit it!!!!
46 here! And loving it!
53 here. Still burnin and turnin. Rockin real strong in 2021.
Still inlove with this song. ❤️ at 60....we rocked it!!
"Stay away from me if you're contagious." Rob Base the prophet.
I am pretty sure people were aware of infectious diseases in 1988.
😆🎶🎶🎶💟
Hello friend have you seen John Ramirez story,Evangelist 💌💌
🎶🎶🎶🎶😆
😅😅😅
My 1988 senior prom. We rocked the hell out of this joint!!
yeah! I was there with you☺️
Ronix97 right I would love to jam to this at my prom
Frank Cooper 😅😅😅😅 omg! Me too
I bet you did. All damn night.
So ironic and sad that both Biz and DJ EZ Rock both passed away, at YOUNG 50+, from a seizure and a stroke. They combined to make 1988 through 1991 super, super fun ! God-bless, rest in peace fellas!!
So sad. 😢😢
Still listening in 2024! 1972 baby. 🎉
I'm 165 years old and this music right here keeps me feeling young and alive!
Hilarious!
I screamed when I came across this comment😂🤣😂🤣
Naw fr…damn
Times two in latest Hollywood movie.
@@TqueeNichols-it3sp kids are being abused with drugs and killed in a country that as failed the common citizens, by insecurity and misfortune. Porn must be uprooted from the society to protect the dignity and respect its people. Death trap homosexual way of life promoted without restraint is a failure against protecting our children whereby sex change are taught in schools at young ages, and supported by parents in a disguised, I love you betrayal to stardom. Statistics of homicides are getting seriously younger. 12,13 etc are being apprehended for murders in drug dealings and home invasions, with serious psychotic mental deprivation. Those responsible from whatever must answer to family moaning their loved ones. Everyone is tired of the endemic gun sales, across the borders, claiming thousands of innocent lives. Russia Ukraine invasion is an example of the deadly path to destruction decisions.
How could this have been 30 yrs ago!!! How did I get old....
Lol IKR
Elmo Trex jajajaja I was a baby when it came out my older sisters would play it.
@@marthaprodriguez5741 wow, u were a baby, now I really feel old....lolo
Elmo Trex lol Im not that young anymore almost 50 lol
Right with ya...damn it was fun back then!
That beat is probably one of the best beats in hip hop
It sounds like they sampled "Set it off (on the left yall)"
Both the beat and the chorus are a sample of 'Think (about it)' by Lynn Colins, it's sort of the bridge of that song.
This beat *IS* hip-hop.
As of this post, this track is 28 years old... and still makes people get up and dance.
*TIMELESS*
DEFINITELY.
It’s from James Brown’s album “Funky people”
Song represents a whole generation 😂❤😂❤😂
🙌
I'm 53 and man we had fun in the clubs...this is real hip hop ❤
I'm 53 I still listen to King-Kut,epmd!! love ya!!
I'm 52 and still dancing to this as well!!!
So many times in the club
word of mouth
At 59 we used to roller skates and dance to this! It still makes me want to get my skates on,my body is like oh no you don't.😅
The days when Black people where happier and had real fun. This is what REAL Rap music is all about.
P.S. RIPower DJ EZ Rock and Biz!
I've Been known to Rock
the Microphone
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Yes God Bless Their Souls ❤️
All people were happier and had more fun!
Those were the days!
@@brocktoon8 I'm talking about BLACK people mook.
My cousin died yesterday and 1 of my favorite memory of him was when he bought this single. He picked me up in the VW Rabbit said hey Mikey check this out.. Popped it in and the Shit bumped hard. Was a summer jam Forsure. RIP Memories
micki roarke but dont like a swiiging dork
Bless him and u. Go fo wat yo know. We love ya
R.I.P. for sure!
Fo sho rest in paradise and this song still gets me hype😂 at 42 feeling like 24🎓thanks to the most high i send my condolences i have lots of family in the D aka the MOTOR CITY I MISS YALL
God bless💕
REAL rap/hip hop...nothing like todays garbage !
This is quality that has been faded over the years. Unfortunately...
This song was huge, i was 12 when this came out, the period from 86-96 was unreal, rap helped me grow from a 10 year old kid to 20 year old man, I'm 47, April 16, 2023, 11:00 a.m
I was 27, and I'm jammin' off it right now
I hear u, Bro..... I'm 43, n rem this shit whn I was jus a bb, like 12 yo on the radio stayin Q 102, way back whn in Pa. It'll NvRRRR get old in my eyes either, hahahaha. Hope u have a Good night, my Friend. ❤
I'm 47 old skool music real talk
Golden Age of Hip Hip. I have a huge playlist of 600+ plus jams on Spotify. Always amazes me how great, innovative, and creative hip hop was back then
9:01am Saturday 58+ wit one kid who is 7
"I'm not a sucker, so I don't need a body guard", respect.
Who else is going through all their classic jams thinking about how life was back in the days ✌🏼️🙌🏽
🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋
Meeeeee,damn time flies as well as GREAT MUSIC,...
AWESOM CLASSIC CHILD HOOD MEMORIES 😀 BRINGS BACK GOOD TIMES I WAS 17
Exactly what I'm doing right now.😂😂😂😂
I was 17 when this came out and a year later I was in the Marine Corps hitting the clubs with my brothers!
Best Song forever.
being born in 1972 was a blessing. There will never be another 1980 to 2000. The best time.
Agree!
Born same year too and we got lucky and enjoyed Disco, pop ,the best Hip hop, techno house etc etc
Completely agree. 80's and 90's best of the best...
Yes Sir, Them days are long gone, back in my school during these days, it wasn't about the color of your skin, how you looked or dressed, it was about having a good time, I can honestly say that I don't remember no one judging people on the way they looked, especially a person's skin color.. #Facts.... Baltimore Md. In the late 80's, 90's and the 2000's on up was a mixed neighbor and everyone pretty much got along..
Church! I was born in 78, and nothing beats our era, except maybe our Parents' era of Music, and I stress the MAYBE part.
Bring back the 80's please. Miss this shit.
I was so lucky to be a teen in the 80’s!! The music back then was the bomb!!!
I was in my 30s in the eighties and I loved it - I still love it now.
Lucky 😊
@@ur_favone no kidding
I wasnt born til 84 but having 3 older sisters that were 4,5,6 yrs older than me i heard all the good stuff
Well, the good thing is that the music of the 80's is still the bomb today, and it is here for those who want to look for it.
Dancei MUITO essa música nos anos 80 🥰
I hope they got this on the juke box in heaven. I'mma be real disappointed if not.
Still hits as hard after 33 years as it did at the time.
007
Without question and without doubt. You just can't sit down on this one.
Correct!!,! 45 king on next booyya
Kasha! 👌
Randy on "My name is Earl," couldn't stay still when this came on
It really does. I just dance better now...thanks to stuff like this
Still makes me wanna dance… June 2024 🎉
Yessss every time I hear this I dance
yeah yeah
💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
I can’t hear this and NOT dance! It’s infectious!
👍🏿
"I wanna rock right now, I'm Rob Base and I came to get down. I'm not internationally known, but I'm known to rock a microphone. Cause I get stupid, I mean outrageous. Stay away from me if you're contagious..."
This joint still get play through my speakers in April 2020!
hehehehe
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
This is one of those tracks where I would imagine that they knew it would be a hit when they recorded it. I'm not sure if they knew how iconic it would become.
Back when hip-hop was clean and could be played at kids' parties lol
as we all know music is best when it can be played at kids parties lmao
"Will smith don't gotta cuss in his raps to sell records, well I do. So fuck him and fuck you too" Eminem.
3:48
@@joedatius Not best, just appropriate. There are things grown folks listen to that kids have no business hearing.
Nwa exist
The first 54 seconds of this video are absolutely amazing.
the whole song is amazing
The first 5:11 minutes of this video are absolutely amazing.
Just the first 54 seconds??? I've loved this for over 30 years!!! 💕
Legend all
Pretty good night 🌃🌉
Back when I recorded music on cassette tapes off the radio 😂😂😂
And hoping that the FCC wouldn't find out in some way LOL
We were poor so i did this not even 12 years ago 😂
Yyuujuiiiiiiiooooooo
OMG and I used to get pissed when the DJ talked too much or stopped the song early!!! Those were the days...
Lol same here 😆
Everyone 😂😂😂😂 is listening ❤
Still jammin' this one in Sept 2020... glad I was a young adult and a US Marine during this time frame...
Same here devil dog! SEMPER FIDELIS!
From my family to yours sir. We appreciate your service and all you do for this country. Our hats off to you. If you are ever in St. louis your meal is on me.
Me too
Yes this n the humpty Dance 😂😂
Cooks, yes, always Faithful. Thank you both for choosing that lifestyle and forever earning the title United States Marine, all respect to every branch of service, but the Marines as I’m sure you both know is the toughest branch to join and become a part of. My deepest respect to you both 🙏💯🇺🇸
This generation will never understand real music. 80s 90s best era 😊 🔥
Absolutely, they never will. They will also never know what it meant (and still means) to us.
The days of innocence and of pure, raw FUN!!
Sho nuff!!💃🏾
The 60s 70s were more impressive, coming from a millennial 😄
@@chefthenson654 ,
Innocence,by what definition. I think todays generation is much more innocence!
I'm 50, and I'm reminiscing about the music, movies, books, when MTV played MUSIC videos not reality shows, the dance moves, and people getting along no matter what skin color they had, where they came from or what ever the case might be, because that music brought us together. It's so sad that, with today's rap, people get killed for listening to the wrong rapper.
The good old days I'm 50 as well shame we can't bring that beat back
Who got killed listening to the wrong rapper?? What happened with biggie and Tupac in the 90s was different or better then? Hypocrites. Your too old now to understand anything apparently.
@@jujumama If you're going to attempt to insult me, learn the difference between "your," "you're ( you are, but shortened)."
In Chicago, you can get killed by listening to the wrong rapper, especially IF they're part of a particular gang. There has been PLENTY of murders of those who were in the background of the music video. I've witnessed a young black man, that had to be in his late teens early 20s, who was getting the snot beat out of him, because he was listening to a rapper from the rival gang.
So, before you THINK that you can step up to me, know the facts.
@Paul Old school rap from the 80s was THE BEST. Why? They weren't rapping about hoes, killings, drugs, being in a gang, etc. Everyone could enjoy music from every genre without the fear of getting shot, or the snot beat out of us.
@@toniremer1594 I know very well the difference, and can make and use grammatically correct and complete, unfragmented sentences as well. And be more specific next time too. That doesn't happen everywhere Chicago is pretty fucked up
I nominate Rob Base for President today in 2024
I approve this message!!
I’m 35 I remember my aunties playing this at their party’s while we would be running around playing freely without a care in the world. We were safe and happy. No video games just us enjoying each other 🥺
The first donkey Kong game came out about 81. I know I had one.
@@---re9jc I’m saying we loved outside more then Video games
I LOVE this comment! #Facts
Truth Indeed AMEN
@@---re9jc Yeah my dad also had a game system in 1972 or 1973 he was the first one in town to have one... But he doesn't remember what it was called
Arguably the greatest hip hop song ever recorded. Plus bonus Biz Markie footage throughout.
I just notice it this whole time damn smh . He look like he is having mad fun
This was king sheeeyat back in the day, it will never be out of time or fashion, still as popular as ever
I’m 51 and this song is still one of my very favorites. Brings me back to those L. A. days in the 80s…
Oh the 80s. Kids today, glued to their phones addicted to technology, have NO idea.
These kids today.................
Ahh sounds accurate for a boomer
@Fun 4Life- I'm 51 also. Those were great times. We were blessed to be teenagers during that time. I had so much fun.
Mam with all due respect . You seem to be acting like we don’t do anything else . We have lives outside of technology
@VS4861 Bish, boomers were sleepin at home while we were out partying unfurling the universe and shit.
That Nike tracksuit still hittin!!
Late 80s, and 90s were the best for rap/hip hop. They did it with no internet, just hard work and getting it done! Putting in the hard work!
Absolutely. Born in 1974. Got the 80s and 90s😎🙋
real hip hop will never die
Yep, the (very) late 80's and the early 90's were my club days. They had the best dance songs.
Word up!!!!
Complete 80s and early 90s
This never gets old, it will stand on it's own forever!
and its so simple..
Righk?!!
Forever and ever and ever a classic.
Sheels1976 Indeed
Sheels1976 hi where do u live
Sheels1976 i was born in 1976 also
Sheels1976 whoa you’re gorgeous
Sheels1976 YES!!!!!!!!!! YES!!!!! 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯It gets played EVERY SUMMER SINCE IT CAME OUT THAT SUMMER BACK IN THE DAY!!!! STRAIGHT 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 STRAIGHT UP HOT CLASSIC
Who's still jamming to this in July 2024?
Remembering the days in the under 21clubs in KC in the late 80s
I am down by Wichita ks
Me😊
Me😊
🎉@@Delores-y2r
RIP EZ Rock and BIZ MARK!
I still can't believe they' passed away, so sad man. !!
Mark Who I think I know him does he happen to own a liquor store?
I am 46 ... Had to come Back Here in 2019 😂😂 good old Times 😍
@Ashimashri Goel hello 😊
Iam 52 LOL
Gen X'ers
This where the real G's at? Hell yes!
Wow got my bob on, time to HUSTLE. In math class pop quiz, question was what's the diff between an eighth and a quarter, I put about fitty buckz, yup 40 was 12 at the skate ring, w this song came on...ah man killed it
This is the song where everyone's dancing. Just nothing but good vibes!!
I've Been known to Rock
the Microphone
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Straight up Hip Hop!
Life was A LOT better back in these days. I was a freshman in high school when this came out.
Teddy Riley very seldom misses
I was 21 in the navy reserve doing my weekend reserve time in San Diego at a dance club in TJ and when this song came on it made you wanna dance. Best time of my life late eighties early nineties. Good music and youth.
61 and still good to me!! Wonder where Sharon "Tab" Richards is now?
There will NEVER be another year in Hip-Hop like 1988!
2019 hip hop don’t even come close to this hit!!!!! This my friend is a party starter!!!!
Word!
Yes indeed! Never gets old
never bro
100% my man👊😎
I love the best 80's
This song brings back good memories. You don't hear lyrics like this anymore. Those were the good days and damn they were good.
I love how innocent, pure and all bout the music and commraderie that old school hip hop had...
Yessssss,surely missed!! Come back good raps/beats....HIP HOP NEEDS YA!!NOT
@@superdave772 I just subbed your channel.
dam girl your needed
Yo wonder woman,you better be over 45 to say this??
Oh man oh man, I came across Apollo 440 Stop the Rock, then recalled this one from some other PS2 game, typed in "woo yea, woo yea" and found it after all these years. Crazy how after so many years you can find something by accident and recall everything so vividly.
This will NEVER , EVER GO OUT OF STYLE ! THANK ROB BASS
And DJ EZ Rock
I was born dancing
That bassline and James Brown sample will still be here after the Earth is gone. Fact...
Ha. Yes!
werd
Lol true
Facts
Hehe!
Its 2019 guys. You rappers out there got nothin compare to this.
This song has the cult status. It has everything; dope beats, lyrics and much more.
You absolutely right about that
@@silatgordon5410 The secret is the max hype beat. Now, everything is SLOOOOW and brain dead.
Facts
Truth!
I'll never forget the first time I saw this played at the roller skating rink dance on Saturday night. Everyone, and I mean everyone, went on the dance floor. There were people with no arms and legs out there dancing. It was crazy. I never saw a song get everyone off the wall and on the floor like this one.