Was Technotronic "Pump Up The Jam" dope or corny to you growing, old heads?
- Thread starter valet
- Start date
Thatrogueassdiaz
We're on the blood path now
No way you were born between 1980-1988 and would say that techtronic song was corny. During that time techno/dance heavily influenced hip hop. Back then hip hop was more about dance and club music. That song is an absolute classic and was everywhere on the radio back in the very very early 90s/Late 80s.
NZA
LOL
when you see people calling it corny, keep in mind that gangsta rebrand mc hammer did is what a lot of regular people did as well...
Grand Eeezus Maxwell
"Time is when, God....lounge!!"
The Techno-Hop era >>>
Streets Of Rage/Revenge Of Shinobi soundtracks and all that fly shyt.
Streets Of Rage/Revenge Of Shinobi soundtracks and all that fly shyt.
valet
The official Chaplain of the Coli
Naw, I get it comes from that culture but alot of it was dope. Again I'm not against House music. I listened to Black Box "Everybody, Everybody", Jungle Bros "House You". Ce Ce, etc. So naw its not because it's "gay". I just don't think it was a dope song. Disco music was "gay" music but its alot dope disco songs.OP just wants to say house music is gay without saying it out loud
null
...
it's europop
like snap.
like boney m.
like milli vanilli.
like abba.
like black box.
like haddaway.
sharpen ya ears OP.
this is the uk equivalent. similar but more variance in the tune.
-
florida and pitbull did the american equivalent.
like snap.
like boney m.
like milli vanilli.
like abba.
like black box.
like haddaway.
sharpen ya ears OP.
this is the uk equivalent. similar but more variance in the tune.
-
florida and pitbull did the american equivalent.
valet
The official Chaplain of the Coli
As I stated earlier, I'm from Detroit. We don't care about the distinctions. We invented it. It's all electronic to me. We are arrogant like that. We think everybody biting us.
Wasn't house on its way out?
It's a fun song and I associate it with some of my best memories but House was big in my household growing up. My mom and her boyfriend that lived with us at the time were crate diggers always looking for the latest dope so I kinda had a perception that it was a little cheesy compared to all the other stuff we were listening to
fukk you Chad and fukk your whore of a Mom Becky too
darealvelle
Real Talk
Ya kid k
null
...
Well they were still playing this song throughout the 90s for basketball warmups
