Get Out Your Seats & Jump Around!
SharePosted on 20. Oct, 2006 by Gallivanter in Songs
The BEST hip hop song EVER, is made popular by a group of white American-Irish blokes. HOUSE OF PAIN’s Jump Around will go into the folklore of rap music as the GREATEST hip hop song ever. 
If you beg to differ, then you’re a nutcase. Give your bollocks/knockers a whang! LOL. Were there ANY rap songs that was/is more attention-getting than this one? 
Since it’s Friday, a day all of us love, click on the play button above to jump around to wherever you are. Do it! 
There were a number of SUPERB hip hop tunes in the early 90s. I’m talking about defining songs and not your lame Jay-Z/Ja-Rule stuff. Those imbeciles were poseurs. Remember these classics?
Early 90’s DEFINING HIP HOP MOMENTS (1990 – 1994)
1990
Beats International – Dub Be Good to Me
C+C Music Factory – Gonna Make You Sweat
Vanilla Ice – Ice Ice Baby
KLF – 3am Eternal
Snap – The Power
Suzanne Vega – Tom’s Diner (DNA Remix)
Joey B Ellis – Go For It!
1991
Kris Kross – Jump
Naughty by Nature – OPP
MC Skat Kat – Skat Strut
KLF – Justified and Ancient
Londonbeat – I’ve Been Thinking About You
Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch – Good Vibrations
1992
House of Pain – Jump Around
Joe Public – Live & Learn
Arrested Development – People Everyday
Another Latin Timembomb (ALT) – Tequila
Bobby Brown – Humpin Around
Shabba Ranks – Mr Loverman
Wreckx-N-Effect – Rump Shaker
1993
Cypress Hill – Insane in the Membrane
Naughty by Nature – Hip Hop Hooray
Fresh Prince & Jazzy Jeff – Boom Shake the Room!
1994
Ini Kamoze – Here Comes the Hot Stepper
Jump! Jump! Jump! Jump! 
Jump! Jump! Jump! Jump! Jump! Jump! Jump! Jump!
Alex
Oct 20th, 2006
hey whre’s 2pac? lol
i hate vanilla ice… omg
Larawannabe
Oct 20th, 2006
“Those imbeciles were poseurs” – word!
u know, this made me think. are we turning into our parents? bcoz i remembered vividly when they say just about the same thing to my selection of songs compared to their Beatles, Elvis and Cliff Richards. LOL.
Jason
Oct 20th, 2006
Thanks for dropping by.
philters
Oct 20th, 2006
gosh! that’s so old skool, dude!
Yatz
Oct 20th, 2006
how bout MC Hammer.? hahaha..izzit hip hop.? =P
Mr D
Oct 20th, 2006
Hey what about “Can’t touch this”??? but all those songs…word to the mutha!!! they be dope!
Wombat
Oct 20th, 2006
Why no listing from the 1980s?
Gallivanter
Oct 20th, 2006
Alex 2pac? Think he’s overrated.
I’m sure at one time you were a huge closet Vanilla Ice fan. Don’t worry, your secret’s safe with us. LOL
Larawannabe Yes, we are turning into our parents.
Can you imagine future generations will listen to Britney Spears and Westlife as their “classic” oldies. Hahahaha!
philters Old school indeed. Super numbers man.
Yatz Believe or not, I didn’t really rate Mc Hammer. Found him mildly irritating. I believe Mc Hammer invented Techno. LOL
Mr D These are the classics.
Wombat Perhaps a different entry? Actually, I can’t recall that many 80s hip hop music. Errr..Bel Biv Devoe?
meekiee
Oct 20th, 2006
Where’s your Go The Distance!?
Gallivanter
Oct 20th, 2006
meekiee Oops, I didn’t know that anyone was actually paying attention to the next entry list. It’ll come up soon.
Robert
Oct 20th, 2006
Let’s add some bboys move into it as well…
Joash
Oct 20th, 2006
I think Too Phat has better songs than this one. Anyway, I like your header… the picture of the guitar… very cool.
ShaolinTiger
Oct 20th, 2006
Dude these are already new
And half of them aren’t even hip-hop, they are dance, like KLF and Snap are dance.
If I had to go for the most influential/best/etc rap/hip-hop I’d go for those from NWA who invented the whole gangsta genre, something from ONYX for being hardcore and number one would probably be The Sugarhill Gang – Rapper’s Delight from 1980.
Other good ones from the 80’s would be:
Run D.M.C. & Aerosmith – Walk This Way (1986)
Grandmaster Flash – The Message (1982)
Public Enemy – Fight The Power (1989)
Salt N Pepa – Push It (1988)
N.W.A. – Fuck Tha Police (1988)
Beastie Boys – Fight for Your Right (1986)
Grandmaster Flash – White Lines (1983) (My favourite probably)
N.W.A. – Straight Outta Compton (1988)
These are the first generation real origins of current rap/hip-hop.
Gallivanter
Oct 20th, 2006
Robert Come on then, show us some of your moves..
Joash You gotta be kidding me, Too Phat???
ShaolinTiger Dude, if you had read the entry carefully, you would’ve noticed that I blogged about 90s and not 80s.
Looking at your 80s list, not bad, I like NWA. Both Snap! and C&C were hip hop back then… 
BTW, Beastie Boys are an embarrassment to hip hop! Hahahaha!
earl-ku
Oct 20th, 2006
haha, i still remember those … anyone still have those Kriss kross cassetes? the ones where they have their jeans terbalik one? hahaha
cypress hill, i think i still have a t shirt of theirs …nauthy by nature cun man …
eh anyone still remember this kid singin in french wan … very cute wan his voice …
Gallivanter
Oct 20th, 2006
earl-ku Well, the terbalik thingy was an in-thing back then. I remembered going for a party (yes, I had parties back then when I was 12 – under the pretext of religion.
). Who’s this kid singin’ in French? Doesn’t ring a bell…hmmm
Alex
Oct 20th, 2006
nah.. i dun like vanilla ice. how bout grandmaster flash?
Gallivanter
Oct 22nd, 2006
Alex Grandmaster Flash’s not really the 90s.
earl-ku
Oct 23rd, 2006
eh daniel, you must take into consideration Shaolin Tiger’s teens is in the 80s la … hahaha
earl-ku
Oct 23rd, 2006
the fella old hag edy … ahahaha
Gallivanter
Oct 23rd, 2006
earl-ku I would’ve if this entry included the 80s.