oh darn! you are the only reactors I have seen have any sort of negative about this song. it tends to win over even hardcore rock folks. I am surprised. it is such a mix of a really really great groove, kooky lyrics, fun rap from the early days by q-tip, bootsy collins for heaven's sake, a really great wit about it, all sorts of sounds going in all sorts of directions, and just fun fun fun. oh well. next time. thanks for posting.
Something I just learned the other say completely by accident is that the "I - I - I - I" sample that hits before she sings "I couldn't dance for another" is actually the first syllable of Eva Gabor singing "I get allergic smelling hay" from the Green Acres theme song.
I don't understand not feeling like dancing when this comes on. That's just happy music. And there is a UA-cam short about where they made some sounds from. One part is from Leesa on Green Acres.
10:04 Nick, QTip’s bars were _always_ part of the original song. That said, an interesting reaction bc I thought you two would really enjoy it. Disappointing but it’s all good and I do appreciate ppl, in general, saying that a particular song/genre isn’t for them. Posted it often and will do it again: _everything isn’t for everybody_ . ✌🏽
They're tasteless posers! They were bopping and doing the freak face the whole time! And then have nerve to say: "I don't like it"! Pretentious Twits! Should be the name of this channel...
Yes, it was the 90s and in Madrid we danced to this song like crazy in a club called Stella. The people were like the ones in the video. beautiful and very funny people
If you haven't already, check out the B 52s hit Love Shack. They had a couple of others but this is their biggest and will light a 🔥under you. Do the official video if you can, it's a gas!
B52s were not a one hit wonder band. Their first album in 1979 was huge. Rock Lobster, Planet Claire, 52 Girls, Dance this mess around - all classics, especially Rock Lobster.
I think this song is in the running for the best one hit wonder ever. Its so good in many ways! A great groove, fantastic vocals and always puts you in a better mood than before.
ua-cam.com/video/qZ_QQyE3z4Q/v-deo.htmlsi=-y9r2PhzXJO21FTv Beyond "Groove is in the Heart," it can be argued that Deee-Lite was largely typecast by the music industry and not truly given the opportunities to have their music played on top 40 format stations in America. "Groove is in the Heart" is a rare exception and that was a top #5 hit. A huge piece of evidence that Deee-Lite was pigeon-holed into being a dance music band was that while "Groove is in the Heart" was the sole major pop hit, the group had SIX #1 songs on the dance charts in their very short five year run. It would have been interesting to see what might have happened with Deee-Lite if they got more air time on top 40 stations in America. At this point in the "one hit wonder" marathon, "Groove is in the Heart" has to lead all songs with a nearly insurmountable lead of sampling a documented 10 plus songs in just that tune. Not surprisingly, the song has been sampled nearly 60 times and covered over 10 times. Perhaps the most recognizable artist or group to cover the song was Blues Traveler in 2023. The link to the Blues Traveler cover is the link above. I'm interested to hear the guys thoughts as I'm not sure there has been a somewhat "recent" upbeat dance type song on the marathon up this point. That will definitely end with this next video. 😀
I think at the time it was just different with adding in the 60s psychedelic look of the video. Don’t forget, videos were still everything back in the day. I loved it then, but just like B-52’s - Love Shack, it’s overplayed.
There’s two versions of this song. This version which has rap part and then there’s a non rap cut. Both were played on the radio but radio stations tend to play the non rap version because it’s shorter. Radio stations generally like to play short version of songs. This means that they can play more songs and commercials. Especially commercials.
They were big for a minute. Pure dance music. They were intentionally extra and over the top. This was a time when we were very hungry for something unusual. They were just fun.
if you're in the 90s, and you've heard this song at least 10 times, and each time you've heard it you're about 5 drinks into the night, it helps you appreciate the song a lot more. and DJ sampling was still relatively new and all the rage at the time. still a banger for me.
this song is one that the first couple times you hear it and you are like "wtf is this??" then you hear it a few more times and are like "OK I kind of get it" then 10 years pass and you're like "this is my jam!!"
Like a lot of music, this song brings back pleasant memories of going to clubs when I was young. Very silly, but in the right circumstances, LOTS of fun! Sorry you guys didn't get more from it.
In 1991, this was like a 60’s throw back! I have wonderful memories of being with my HS BF 🥵 (H. Bi**y)🤭 making out at a party. I looked like Alice Cooper afterwards because it was SO hot. Phoenix AZ. in the summer. 😂 I’m a good girl. But he was my sweetheart. Enjoy the song Ryan and Nick. And let’s see a little dancing 🕺🏻
Before anyone misstates this: Bootsy [Bootsy Collins [J.B., Funkadelic, Bootsy's Rubber Band, etc.]] DOES NOT play bass on this song!!!!!! (and "caveat": Yes. I, myself, believed this to be so, for years!!! However: it is NOT the truth. AT ALL!!! ) Bootsy's SOLE contribution is some background vocal! NO BASS, WHATSOEVER! (and: yes: I know the full story of this.)!
@@BrimHawk The bass part is a sample (of course!: This was the high-point of "pre-royalty" sampling! The Beasties' Paul's Boutique; The Bomb Squad working MAGIC on those P.E. records [esp. Fear Of A Black Planet; It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back; but, even on: Yo! Bum Rush The Show! and: Apocalypse '91: The Enemy Strikes Black 🔥🔥], (etc.)!) by Towa-Tei, from the soundtrack to the legendary '60s film: Blow-Up [by: Michelangelo Antonioni]. The soundtrack for that was composed & played by: Herbie Hancock & his band. ...so: that sample is by: whoever was playing with Herbie Hancock (circa: '67 - '68) - my apologies: I wouldn't know the person's name off-the-top-of-my-head. 🤦🤷 ...Everyone, of course, confused it with Bootsy because: he appears in the video! (and, of course: what do we associate Bootsy Collins with??: Bass, baby!! 😛😛). ...But there is ZERO Bootsy bass on this track. At all !🤘🤘
That’s Bootsy Collins from Parliment Funkadelic playing bass in the video. To me, it’s a novelty song with a cartoon like video that wasn’t really meant to be taken seriously. It had its 15 minutes when it was on heavy rotation all over MTV, then it went away and was quickly forgotten about. MTV was full of one hit wonder bands like that until MTV itself became tedious and was rendered obsolete by the internet.
Ryan & Nick the reason this song was/is so popular is cause it is 100% pure fun ! Nothing profound or musically complex , just meant to make you dance and smile for a few minutes. Mission accomplished.
It's always interesting to see how people perceive different songs. I love reaction videos and I love your channel and no two people have the same reaction to any song. I've seen another reaction video to this song and one person loved it and the other person just liked it. Personally, this is one of my top three favourite songs because it's so unique and catchy and a bit 'out there'. I've always loved it I love the positive vibes throughout and the rap part is the icing on the cake.
Trust me as a metal head I was grooving on this song. Hell yeah ! (& that was the beauty of 1990s European festivals where literally every genre was on the stage) Happy times, coalitions :)
Thanks so much to the person(s) who requested “Groove Is In The Heart”. Ryan and Nick are going to love it. And one or both may even develop a crush on Lady Miss Kier. 😎 -the purists who come here will whine and moan per usual but it’s not like the guys will never react to rock again- ✌🏽
The whole first album is suprisingly coherent. However they went overly serious with the next album, bringing in various political subjects. The third album was more in the vein of the first, but the magic was gone with line - up changes and personal problems.
Top 20 somg and video all time. Ok enough. Time for The Police “Driven to Tears “ combo with next song When the World is Running Down” off Zenyatta Mondatta
It was on my wii dance video. Very different & not my favorite. There were somethings in it I don't remember being in there too Nick. Grove is in the house & I couldn't ask for another are the best parts of the song. I think they were really trying out something different then what was out there at the time. ✌️
@ckayuha2351 True. Back then, me & my friends said it was too busy. It had a cool Disco baseline groove but not a cohesive song in general. A good Disco/club tune should be very hypnotic.
It's too bad you guys didn't rock with this song. I was a freshman in college when it came out and it was played everywhere!! I guess it's not for everyone!
I find the song to be too repetitive and tedious. It's just out there. "Drunk" fits. I don't hate it, but I wouldn't seek it out. In the right moment, it could be fun. In the wrong moment, it's obnoxious at best. The video is entertaining, though.
Looking for an appropriate group for the April 8th eclipse? Try Timbuktu 3 and their hit from the 80s titled ‘The Future’s So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades’
This was part of the fraternity parties play list back in 1990-1994. I couldn’t go to a party and not hear this song at least 2-3 times a weekend night. Good thing it was fun to dance to…
Following Deee-lite’s grooviness, here’s more with some hip hop flava: “Buffalo Stance” by Neneh Cherry 🇬🇧 🇸🇪 ua-cam.com/video/JWsRz3TJDEY/v-deo.htmlsi=2TdsaAyy1ikSgTFf
@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra Yup I remember it esp the fun video with a bit of it en español. Didn’t care for it that much. As for Neneh’s 90’s music, I only know her duet with Youssou N'Dour, which was cool.
@@gabrielmcdonnell8699 Her albums: Homebrew and Man, I thought were, both, excellent! [Homebrew moreso 🤷] ...she also was releasing new stuff 🤨🤔🤔 ...not exactly sure, now, but ...I feel as if it was in a window close to: 2010?🤷🤷 (maybe more like: 2012 or 2014 🤷 - anyhow: more recent!). It was, definitely, different (more developed, to some degree - but just: stylistically different 👍) ...the albums I remember hearing were called: The Cherry Thing (possibly a reference to her dad, brother 🤷🤷 - maybe both 🤷 - I don't recall whether either was ON that album, now, either🤷🤷🤷) and: Blank Project. ...anyway: both were cool & worth checking out (I.M.O.). 👍
@@gabrielmcdonnell8699 ... Personally, I, always, preferred "Kisses On The Wind" and "Inna City Mamma" to "Buffalo Stance" (which was more 'throwaway' of a song, really). 🤷 ... but I get it. I get why it was so popular (etc.)
@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra I completely understand where you’re coming from. I’d venture to say that for some “Groove Is In The Heart” is Deee-lite’s “Buffalo Stance”.
I liked it when it first came out but it was a different time and I was really young. At the time it was like a 70s throwback. It hasn’t really aged well, the lead singer chick is weird and her voice and personality are off putting, JMHO…
Might be my all time favorite one hit wonder. I hated disco when it first came out, now with nostalgia I’ve grown a little fond of it. People love this song for the same reason they love Love Shack. It’s a very fun party song.
😂You left the Yatch! I love this song and I would definitely Rock this on a Yatch for sure. Ryan......shocked you don't love it. This is always played in stadiums or hockey during the down time. Too much energy maybe?
I am a 59yo rock metal fan but always liked this song.
I’m 61. This song jams
It’s fun
Nobody cares what kind of music you like. Good music is good music.
Who doesn't
Hey, me too but I'm 62. I have this album on CASSETTE!!
I was a DJ when this song came out and it sure filled the dance floor....
Was a great time to be alive, these jocks just don’t have groove in their heart.
Oh baby I do so love this song and I'm 71 years old. Always want to dance party
It’s just so…Campy!
52
oh darn! you are the only reactors I have seen have any sort of negative about this song. it tends to win over even hardcore rock folks. I am surprised. it is such a mix of a really really great groove, kooky lyrics, fun rap from the early days by q-tip, bootsy collins for heaven's sake, a really great wit about it, all sorts of sounds going in all sorts of directions, and just fun fun fun. oh well. next time. thanks for posting.
Absolutely love this song and the video! That Lady Kier had those moves down, she was awesome!
She had other great songs.
"Songs That Sound Drunk" is going to be the name of my new party songs playlist.
Something I just learned the other say completely by accident is that the "I - I - I - I" sample that hits before she sings "I couldn't dance for another" is actually the first syllable of Eva Gabor singing "I get allergic smelling hay" from the Green Acres theme song.
I was told that yesterday as well. I assumed it was from "I...just adore a penthouse view", though. How come we didn't hear this till 2024, though?
I don't understand not feeling like dancing when this comes on. That's just happy music. And there is a UA-cam short about where they made some sounds from. One part is from Leesa on Green Acres.
Shout out to Bootsy Collins, Fred Wesley, Maceo Parker and Q-Tip! Check out something from Deee-Lite's album "Dewdrops in the Garden." Peace.
“Stay In Bed, Forget The Rest” 🔥
Q-Tip on rap duty. On bass- Bootsy Collins who played for James Brown as well as Maceo Parker on sax.
And Parliament-Funkadelic
Bootsy didn't play bass on this he's just in the video and a few vocals
@@monsterhog1118 he did play some live shows with them and his rubber band though, which is cool.
This song is pure and simple fun!
🔥🔥🔥
It's 'dance' music and it's a great dance tune!!
No 'serious' interpretation or dissection necessary...
Bootsy Collins gave this the cred it needed - all good from there.
This was a dance floor jam back in the day!!! Fun memories!
Yessir!
Dude, the ladies luuuuuuuuuuuv this song! Danced with hundreds of babes from 6th grade to graduation cause this song was at EVERY dance!
10:04 Nick, QTip’s bars were _always_ part of the original song. That said, an interesting reaction bc I thought you two would really enjoy it. Disappointing but it’s all good and I do appreciate ppl, in general, saying that a particular song/genre isn’t for them. Posted it often and will do it again: _everything isn’t for everybody_ . ✌🏽
They're tasteless posers! They were bopping and doing the freak face the whole time! And then have nerve to say: "I don't like it"! Pretentious Twits! Should be the name of this channel...
Yes, it was the 90s and in Madrid we danced to this song like crazy in a club called Stella. The people were like the ones in the video. beautiful and very funny people
it was a popular retro vibe in early 90s
I love rock. Don't like pop. Hate dance. But, this song is something special.
Tye would love this.
If you haven't already, check out the B 52s hit Love Shack. They had a couple of others but this is their biggest and will light a 🔥under you. Do the official video if you can, it's a gas!
“Love Shack” is their biggest *_CROSSOVER_* hit but on alt radio they have a vast catalogue of known songs...if an alt sound is your thing. ✌🏽
B5s are not a one- hit wonder. End of story!
A million times YES to this!! LOVE SHACK, BABY!!
B52s were not a one hit wonder band. Their first album in 1979 was huge. Rock Lobster, Planet Claire, 52 Girls, Dance this mess around - all classics, especially Rock Lobster.
@@sheila1965troubles “Private Idaho”, “Legal Tender”, “Strobe Light”, “Mesopotamia”, “Song For A Future Generation”, “Quiche Lorraine”, “Whammy Kiss”... 😎
Man this came out when I was in 6th grade and man I remember this at many parties
I was about to start 5th grade. August 1990.
I think this song is in the running for the best one hit wonder ever. Its so good in many ways! A great groove, fantastic vocals and always puts you in a better mood than before.
ua-cam.com/video/qZ_QQyE3z4Q/v-deo.htmlsi=-y9r2PhzXJO21FTv
Beyond "Groove is in the Heart," it can be argued that Deee-Lite was largely typecast by the music industry and not truly given the opportunities to have their music played on top 40 format stations in America. "Groove is in the Heart" is a rare exception and that was a top #5 hit. A huge piece of evidence that Deee-Lite was pigeon-holed into being a dance music band was that while "Groove is in the Heart" was the sole major pop hit, the group had SIX #1 songs on the dance charts in their very short five year run. It would have been interesting to see what might have happened with Deee-Lite if they got more air time on top 40 stations in America.
At this point in the "one hit wonder" marathon, "Groove is in the Heart" has to lead all songs with a nearly insurmountable lead of sampling a documented 10 plus songs in just that tune. Not surprisingly, the song has been sampled nearly 60 times and covered over 10 times. Perhaps the most recognizable artist or group to cover the song was Blues Traveler in 2023. The link to the Blues Traveler cover is the link above.
I'm interested to hear the guys thoughts as I'm not sure there has been a somewhat "recent" upbeat dance type song on the marathon up this point. That will definitely end with this next video. 😀
I think at the time it was just different with adding in the 60s psychedelic look of the video. Don’t forget, videos were still everything back in the day. I loved it then, but just like B-52’s - Love Shack, it’s overplayed.
This song is the exact moment the 80s became the 90s.
This 72 year old loves this song!!!!
There’s two versions of this song. This version which has rap part and then there’s a non rap cut. Both were played on the radio but radio stations tend to play the non rap version because it’s shorter. Radio stations generally like to play short version of songs. This means that they can play more songs and commercials. Especially commercials.
They were big for a minute. Pure dance music. They were intentionally extra and over the top. This was a time when we were very hungry for something unusual. They were just fun.
Lol I look forward to seeing this.
if you're in the 90s, and you've heard this song at least 10 times, and each time you've heard it you're about 5 drinks into the night, it helps you appreciate the song a lot more. and DJ sampling was still relatively new and all the rage at the time. still a banger for me.
Good music is good music.
Period.
Haha! This was massive here in the UK when it came out, it's not my usual cup of tea but you can't help but love it 😂
Horton hears a who! Took me 34 years to understand that is what she was singing!
this song is one that the first couple times you hear it and you are like "wtf is this??" then you hear it a few more times and are like "OK I kind of get it" then 10 years pass and you're like "this is my jam!!"
OHHHH, MAN!!! I can't WAIT to watch THIS REACTION!!! :) LOVE IT!!! ENJOY, GUYS!!! HUGS!!!
Oh my, I sure danced a lot to this back in the 90s!!
This was an MTV staple back in the day.
Like a lot of music, this song brings back pleasant memories of going to clubs when I was young. Very silly, but in the right circumstances, LOTS of fun! Sorry you guys didn't get more from it.
In 1991, this was like a 60’s throw back! I have wonderful memories of being with my HS BF 🥵 (H. Bi**y)🤭 making out at a party. I looked like Alice Cooper afterwards because it was SO hot. Phoenix AZ. in the summer. 😂 I’m a good girl. But he was my sweetheart. Enjoy the song Ryan and Nick. And let’s see a little dancing 🕺🏻
There were a few 60s inspired sings at that time Hippie Chick by Soho is another one.
@@hipsville Yes, Hippie Chick was great, too ❤
@@hipsville Hippie Chick sampled "How Soon Is Now" tremolo guitar. Great song!
Before anyone misstates this:
Bootsy [Bootsy Collins [J.B., Funkadelic, Bootsy's Rubber Band, etc.]] DOES NOT play bass on this song!!!!!!
(and "caveat": Yes. I, myself, believed this to be so, for years!!! However: it is NOT the truth. AT ALL!!!
)
Bootsy's SOLE contribution is some background vocal!
NO BASS, WHATSOEVER!
(and: yes: I know the full story of this.)!
OMG, say it ain't so!
@@BrimHawk It is so.
@@BrimHawk The bass part is a sample (of course!: This was the high-point of "pre-royalty" sampling! The Beasties' Paul's Boutique; The Bomb Squad working MAGIC on those P.E. records [esp. Fear Of A Black Planet; It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back; but, even on: Yo! Bum Rush The Show! and: Apocalypse '91: The Enemy Strikes Black 🔥🔥], (etc.)!) by Towa-Tei, from the soundtrack to the legendary '60s film:
Blow-Up [by: Michelangelo Antonioni].
The soundtrack for that was composed & played by: Herbie Hancock & his band.
...so: that sample is by: whoever was playing with Herbie Hancock (circa: '67 - '68) - my apologies: I wouldn't know the person's name off-the-top-of-my-head. 🤦🤷
...Everyone, of course, confused it with Bootsy because: he appears in the video! (and, of course: what do we associate Bootsy Collins with??: Bass, baby!! 😛😛).
...But there is ZERO Bootsy bass on this track. At all !🤘🤘
@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra Well, you taught me a lesson.
@@BrimHawk Glad to be of service!
That’s Bootsy Collins from Parliment Funkadelic playing bass in the video. To me, it’s a novelty song with a cartoon like video that wasn’t really meant to be taken seriously. It had its 15 minutes when it was on heavy rotation all over MTV, then it went away and was quickly forgotten about. MTV was full of one hit wonder bands like that until MTV itself became tedious and was rendered obsolete by the internet.
Try “Play that Funky Music” by Wild Cherry!🤘🔥
"We're going to dance...we're going to dance...we're going to dance...and have some fun."
Excited! Fun trippy tune 😊
Ryan & Nick the reason this song was/is so popular is cause it is 100% pure fun ! Nothing profound or musically complex , just meant to make you dance and smile for a few minutes. Mission accomplished.
Oh WOW... I forgot about this club tune from the 90s! Nice groove! Thanks for bringing this one back 🙂
It was the sound of the time but really was used in dance clubs back in the day.
I was in grade 10 when this came out such memories.
It's always interesting to see how people perceive different songs. I love reaction videos and I love your channel and no two people have the same reaction to any song. I've seen another reaction video to this song and one person loved it and the other person just liked it. Personally, this is one of my top three favourite songs because it's so unique and catchy and a bit 'out there'. I've always loved it I love the positive vibes throughout and the rap part is the icing on the cake.
Trust me as a metal head I was grooving on this song. Hell yeah ! (& that was the beauty of 1990s European festivals where literally every genre was on the stage) Happy times, coalitions :)
Information Society- "What's On Your Mind"(Pure Energy)
YES! Another good one ❤
Love love love this one! ❤
Classic!
not my type of music but yes, definitely 90s classic
the B-side What is love is just as great !!!
Thanks so much to the person(s) who requested “Groove Is In The Heart”. Ryan and Nick are going to love it. And one or both may even develop a crush on Lady Miss Kier. 😎
-the purists who come here will whine and moan per usual but it’s not like the guys will never react to rock again- ✌🏽
Apparently they don't love it at all. Oh well, no accounting for taste. 🤷🏻
@@jackgilchrist It’s all good. It’s not their scene which is completely fine. Also, I think Ryan and Nick are the 1st reactors who _haven’t_ liked it.
This is pure fun!
The whole first album is suprisingly coherent. However they went overly serious with the next album, bringing in various political subjects. The third album was more in the vein of the first, but the magic was gone with line - up changes and personal problems.
This is a tasty club groove.
I love this song!
OMG! I just can't! This was the shit back in the day and these guy's reactions are priceless...
This song was just a fun dance-club song.
Get that smirk of your face....this song is timeless and epic! ❤
Top 20 somg and video all time.
Ok enough. Time for The Police “Driven to Tears “ combo with next song When the World is Running Down” off Zenyatta Mondatta
GREAT song. Drunk as hell on the dance floor at the York groovin' to this one back in the day!
IDGAF what anyone thinks. I love disco ✌🏻
Ty did the right thing staying away. It's ghastly.
Pffft
*Dances to the entire first half of the song*
"This isn't for me"
This is just fun and funky!!! And if your ready to party 🎉 what is a better way to start a party 🎈!!!!!! ❤😂
If you think you are going insane...play this song and accept it.
So I guess groove isn't in the heart for y'all?
It's fun!! A change of same old same old
Pure Nostalgia!
Love this song! I remember it coming out in 1990!
Groove Is In The Heart makes me wish I could dance❤❤
You need to do Buffalo Stance by Nenneh Cherry. It hits on more rap and more dance, less groove, and more attitude.
Huh suckah
This was such a great song when it was out. Went to several weddings jamming to this.
It was on my wii dance video. Very different & not my favorite. There were somethings in it I don't remember being in there too Nick. Grove is in the house & I couldn't ask for another are the best parts of the song. I think they were really trying out something different then what was out there at the time. ✌️
This had '70s written all over it when it came out.
Yes, it’s like 3 or 4 70s songs played at the same time
@ckayuha2351 True. Back then, me & my friends said it was too busy. It had a cool Disco baseline groove but not a cohesive song in general. A good Disco/club tune should be very hypnotic.
Didn't know Bootsy was on this , fun video
As I explained (elsewhere on the page): He is, but he isn't.
[He does some background vocals and appears in the video.]
Loved Bootsy’s cameo. A complete long shot but I’d love to see the guys react Kali Uchis’ “After The Rain” feat Bootsy and Tyler The Creator.✌🏽
I like it. It, "Amuses Me"!
I love this song and the Lady Miss Kier Kirby. Fun dance song.
Holy cow this was such a banger back in the day. You couldn’t avoid the dance floor when this came on! So quirky and fun!
Aw, come on, guys. It's a fun song and video, pure and simple. You can't be in a bad mood while watching it. Her vocals were cool, too.
This song never disappoints! I hear this and my soul & spirit smile! It works well everywhere you hear it! Thanks for sharing.
Absolute Club banger in the day with great vocals + Q Tip & Bootsy Collins is a can’t miss.
This was such a fun song and she was so different than anything else that was out there at the time..danced to it big time at the clubs
It's too bad you guys didn't rock with this song. I was a freshman in college when it came out and it was played everywhere!! I guess it's not for everyone!
Loved it .1990 ...i was 22 ..
Fun video and song.
Bad ass song!!! ❤
I find the song to be too repetitive and tedious. It's just out there. "Drunk" fits.
I don't hate it, but I wouldn't seek it out.
In the right moment, it could be fun.
In the wrong moment, it's obnoxious at best.
The video is entertaining, though.
Looking for an appropriate group for the April 8th eclipse? Try Timbuktu 3 and their hit from the 80s titled ‘The Future’s So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades’
Great suggestion! Fun song.
Corey Hart - “Sunglasses at Night”
Great suggestion!
This was part of the fraternity parties play list back in 1990-1994. I couldn’t go to a party and not hear this song at least 2-3 times a weekend night. Good thing it was fun to dance to…
Now that's dance music!!!
Following Deee-lite’s grooviness, here’s more with some hip hop flava:
“Buffalo Stance” by Neneh Cherry 🇬🇧 🇸🇪
ua-cam.com/video/JWsRz3TJDEY/v-deo.htmlsi=2TdsaAyy1ikSgTFf
"Kisses On The Wind" is, really, the early Neneh Cherry to hit.
Her '90s (& post-'90s!) albums are, really, even better than that early stuff, too!
@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra Yup I remember it esp the fun video with a bit of it en español. Didn’t care for it that much. As for Neneh’s 90’s music, I only know her duet with Youssou N'Dour, which was cool.
@@gabrielmcdonnell8699 Her albums: Homebrew
and Man, I thought were, both, excellent!
[Homebrew moreso 🤷]
...she also was releasing new stuff 🤨🤔🤔 ...not exactly sure, now, but ...I feel as if it was in a window close to: 2010?🤷🤷 (maybe more like: 2012 or 2014 🤷 - anyhow: more recent!).
It was, definitely, different (more developed, to some degree - but just: stylistically different 👍)
...the albums I remember hearing were called: The Cherry Thing (possibly a reference to her dad, brother 🤷🤷 - maybe both 🤷 - I don't recall whether either was ON that album, now, either🤷🤷🤷)
and: Blank Project.
...anyway: both were cool & worth checking out (I.M.O.).
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@@gabrielmcdonnell8699 ... Personally, I, always, preferred "Kisses On The Wind"
and "Inna City Mamma"
to "Buffalo Stance" (which was more 'throwaway' of a song, really).
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but I get it. I get why it was so popular (etc.)
@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra I completely understand where you’re coming from. I’d venture to say that for some “Groove Is In The Heart” is Deee-lite’s “Buffalo Stance”.
😂 drunk song.... maybe that's the key! This was a dance club favorite and there was definitely alcohol involved 😜
I liked it when it first came out but it was a different time and I was really young. At the time it was like a 70s throwback. It hasn’t really aged well, the lead singer chick is weird and her voice and personality are off putting, JMHO…
Weird. It's a classic at this point.
Reminds me of Love Shack by The B-52's which came out the same year-both over the top songs for parties/clubs. I prefer this one though.
Might be my all time favorite one hit wonder. I hated disco when it first came out, now with nostalgia I’ve grown a little fond of it. People love this song for the same reason they love Love Shack. It’s a very fun party song.
😂You left the Yatch! I love this song and I would definitely Rock this on a Yatch for sure. Ryan......shocked you don't love it. This is always played in stadiums or hockey during the down time. Too much energy maybe?