Old heads, what was the effect of 69boyz in 1994?

[Paradime]

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I remember this shyt way back when, I was around 7 yrs old on the block and whole bump of girls where dancin' to this.

What was the effect in 1994 when this dropped?

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

it crushed the butterfly's buildings.

no real impact on the actual rap game. dance tracks stayed in their lane. either you rocked with it or you didn't.

 

[porque]

I remember someone bringing a boombox to school and playing this shyt and all the girls started dancing

in middle school

also Booty Hop and Whoop there it is

 

[daze23]

it was a successful song coming from the 'Miami Bass' genre

them Quad City cats also saw success with this song

 

[mobbinfms]

it crushed the butterfly's buildings.

no real impact on the actual rap game. dance tracks stayed in their lane. either you rocked with it or you didn't.

This sums it up perfectly. These songs were big but non-factors at the same time.

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

This sums it up perfectly. These songs were big but non-factors at the same time.

yea. its not like now where they try to pass these types of artists off as kings.

 

[LezJepzin]

Middle School dances were when this song came on

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

I always wanted to be in the video.
especially when they were all rockin Orlando magic jerseys.

those were the most fun videos: tootsee roll, daisy dukes, tag team's whomp! there it is.

 

[aRoMaN21]

Middle School dances were when this song came on

boys even did the butterfly to this song

 

[Taadow]

They had THE BEST SELLIN' 8-TRACK OF ALL TIME!

 

[Animal House]

Middle School dances were when this song came on

and it was pushed for next 3-4 years heavy

 

[mobbinfms]

yea. its not like now where they try to pass these types of artists off as kings.

I wonder how Lil Jon would have been perceived if he dropped in the 90s?

 

[OnlyInCalifornia]

They were real popular out here. The songs were big. Ended up in movies, all the sporting events, on the radio, etc. I don't see how anyone could say they were a non-factor. They fizzled out quick but those songs were popular.

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

I wonder how Lil Jon would have been perceived if he dropped in the 90s?

They were real popular out here. The songs were big. Ended up in movies, all the sporting events, on the radio, etc. I don't see how anyone could say they were a non-factor. They fizzled out quick but those songs were popular.

socially, this was a factor.

but in terms of the rap game? non-factor.

 

[Suge Knight]

I feel remembering these songs