This one was so much fun! On to the next one! I have known this song since the day it came out... but something I heard for the first time during the making of this video is the sweet, soft, conga drum starting at 4:17 in my left ear... it sticks pretty much throughout the rest of the song. Never noticed that before! I HIGHLY recommend: Tori Amos - Smells Like Teen Spirit (Nirvana Cover): kzread.info/dash/bejne/epV1q5WjeZrbc8Y.html (shivers and goosebumps!)

@jaskau2462

Жыл бұрын

... Plus many other 'instruments' re-discovered what's sneakly included on sections/break-downs in this one 'till now, thanks to you our OG MOMMA OG(O'GEEE)😁 Thinking this used to be comsumer friendly, almost overly heard from day by day when it came out, and Alllll over the medias back in the days. Dee-Litefully surprised of Utuub's recommendation by yours... 💪🤩 🤘😎🇫🇮💙💯

@WonderMommaOG

Жыл бұрын

@@jaskau2462 Thank you!

@BRO77TX

Жыл бұрын

You should listen to Tori’s cover of Raining Blood from Slayer Dark…as…FUUUUUUCK!!

@Mike-kv5pl

Жыл бұрын

Real good job editing this.

@celinelg700

Жыл бұрын

And Maceo Parker...

its scientifically impossible to dislike this song

The fact that Bootsy was already a 70's legend at the time this video came out, tells you EXACTLY how funky that man is!

@__-bc4bs

5 ай бұрын

Bootsy invented funk. It’s the Soultrain, Bassplayer for freekin’ James Brown. 🤩🎸

@friendly__drone9352

4 ай бұрын

Play on the 1!

@johnstoner2

Ай бұрын

Bootsy Collins is the human avatar, the Omega, the ultimate of funk. It's not possible to be funkier than Bootsy. Played bass for James Brown, played in Parliament Funkadelic. You can't get funkier than that.

Dude with the goofy glasses was Boosie Collins from the parliament funkadelic days back in the 70's ... and dude rapping was Q tip from Tribe called quest.

I'm shaking my head when they call Q-tip "the guy", not to mention nobody recognizing Bootsy Collins... And when that young dude was saying he was basically struggling to get into the beat, I'm like, what is wrong with kids, and popular music, these days when this song isn't instantly making you dance. Also all credit should go to Towa Tei, the beatsmith who so few people recognize outside of Japan. This man has been an originator of styles for decades and is still doing interesting new things.

@bethanythatsme

Жыл бұрын

💯! 💯!

@seanswinton6242

Жыл бұрын

The saxophonist was Maceo Parker both of them played with James Brown and Parliment! The rapper was Q-Tip.

@SandroMairata

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, me too…

@dmitritobias

Жыл бұрын

Dude DJ Dmitry tho

@mikethemotormouth

10 ай бұрын

9:26 YOU WERE SAYING??

Bootsy Collins and Q-Tip in this song also! Astronomical!

@crystalscolza1663

Жыл бұрын

So many people miss that that's q-tip. I thought at least one of these reactors was going to catch that.

@WonderMommaOG

Жыл бұрын

@@crystalscolza1663 Don't fret... some of them did catch it, I just couldn't include them all within this compilation. 😁

@robertculmone3980

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget Maceo Parker on sax!!

@robertcampbell8070

Жыл бұрын

Dee-Lite used to open for De La Soul and Jungle Brothers in NYC, so it's not as weird as it seems. They were actually fairly huge back in the house scene back in the mid to late 80's

@ranger_a6953

Жыл бұрын

Bootsy now also works with new bands with Buckethead. They were promoting Asterism, a Japanese trio. Amazing stuff, and unexpected from him.

I remember dancing to this in the 1990’s, so glad to see that it still holds everyone’s attention

@kyndread71

Жыл бұрын

Please don't tell me that the 90s were thirty years ago.... I don't wanna feel old.

@domenicgalata1470

Жыл бұрын

This song was a gigantic smash that got played throughout the 90’s into the early 00’s at club nights. Got everyone moving. A timeless classic.

@raywatkins4227

11 ай бұрын

It's fun listening to younger people react to stuff we grew up on!

@danielsoto8601

6 ай бұрын

This is not from the 80's?

Fun fact of the day.... The dancing man in yellow pants is the only Soviet national to ever chart in the Billboard Top 40. DJ Dimitry is Ukrainian, but this was before the U.S.S.R. was dissolved, so he was a Soviet national at the time.

Bassist BOOTSY COLLINS played bass and did the vocal fills and he made a cameo at the end of the video... that`s what made it funky for me. great vocals great rap and very funky..

QTip, Bootsy Collins and Maceo Parker in one clip. Marvelous.

I’ve always been a metalhead and still love this song.

@laughingdoc1673

Жыл бұрын

Ditto🤘🤭

@drjulietburke

Жыл бұрын

Same! I always knew there'd be more weirdos like me lol

@cicali

Жыл бұрын

Love the music not the paper it was written on :) if its good. its good :P as Metal heads we all know - Living life is Loving life :)

@Music-Is-Real-Love

Жыл бұрын

💯 on the Q-Tip Comment 😃

For me, this was the song that said "Welcome to the 90s, get fucked up and have some fun"

Every f*cking new year celebration the whole family and friends listen this sh*t at some point during the party. My hardcore metal head parents go so hard on this still to this day. I love it so much. It's always going to be a classic.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen so much pure unadulterated joy in a single video before.

@TryMyMartini

Жыл бұрын

YES!!! My heart is exploding!!!

@ncjeffhyder

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely thought the same. This is really special !

Sometimes you just need the FUNK!!! This song when it came out just had flavor, remember flavor? You literally could not stay off the dance floor with this tune.

The first time I ever saw this video 31 years ago, I was convinced I was having acid flashbacks. Despite the fact I have never taken LSD, nothing in the slightly over three decades since I first watched this video has dissuaded me from my initial impressions.

Bootsy Collins helps to make this piece epic. King of Funk Bass.

A song so infectious that none of the reactors could sit still. I absolutely love your flawless editing.

This song is a classic. Put it on in the club right now and everybody will still be happy to hear it and smiling and dancing. It's like jump around from House of pain

@cjturner370

Жыл бұрын

Facts

My guilty pleasure song! 💯😎 THE Lady Miss Kier! ❤

@echopryme

Ай бұрын

Accept NO imitation! 💯😎

At 56, I couldn’t stop dancing with the reactions; no faking here!

Who are these kids who don't know Deee-lite???😅🤩🤩🤩

Mr Video hiding his cherished Sade pillow because he's crushing on Lady Miss Kier : priceless.

Ha ha I’m loving the comment sections knowing who the legends are in this video! Man I remember when that song dropped when I was in high school - love that you can play that and folks still will dance to it! ❤

Memories of living in Chicago. 1990's...psychedelic dance...the early house music pioneers. Cheers to Bootsy from Funkadelic fame. Nice. 🍄🌲🍄💥✨🌈

@WonderMommaOG

Жыл бұрын

Also Chicago House music! Felix Da Housecat! lol

@williamherman9065

Жыл бұрын

@@WonderMommaOG "Bad Boy Bill is Funkin' it up!" Marshall Jefferson and Frankie Knuckles! What a time to be alive, and living in Chicago!

@robinnelson1248

Жыл бұрын

Same. I was at Holy Name Cathedral HS when this came out

Deee-Lite was such a refreshining "groove" when this came out. It has survived the ages since then. De Groove EE Baybe!

I was 15 when I saw this on MTV….loved it!

Q-Tip breakdown is my favorite part of this track. OG Mamma getting more frequent with the content. I LIKE IT!

I danced around my kitchen the whole time with my daughter as we watched this. The groove IS in the heart! ✌️❤️ from Ky

I'm literally crying my eyes out just watching God's children loving this music they are watching just beautiful ❤ could you imagine if love was a addiction

@ncjeffhyder

3 ай бұрын

Yes, there is so much positivity and good vibes in the comments. This is real , better than any drug and appropriate for all ages !

Still an absolute banger after all these years

Yes, my freshman year of high school. This was the jam back then

I've loved this tune since the day it came out, but it's only watching these reactions that I remember just how fun and funny music can be

It’s such a great homage to the 70’s

One of the most underrated songs of the era….great hook, solid chorus, and just all around fun to dance too.

The reigning champ of compilations.

I first heard this song in a video bar in Seattle. The video was playing on about 20 different screens. I was hooked instantly, and I'll never forget the scene of about 200 people crammed into the tiny bar, all staring at the video screens for 4 minutes straight.

This was a great dance club hit back in the day 💃🔥💃🔥 We had such fun with these tight funk songs. Thanks for the flashback. Long live the Funk ‼️

@tinapatterson5022

Жыл бұрын

I Agree 100%. It Was Funk-A-Delic back Then & Still is !!! Still have The Album.✌

Black, white, Asian, middle eastern, we all have groove in the heart! ❤🎼😁

@WonderMommaOG

5 ай бұрын

💜☺

Most of the viewers started out a little unsure of this, or even significantly unsure, but they all got into it to varying degrees and then had a good time, which is the whole point! "We're going to dance...we're going to dance...we're going to dance, and have some fun!"

Maceo Parker , Q Tip & Bootsy Collins..... Top !!!! .

@troyhenry1551

Жыл бұрын

Maceo won't you blow?

this came out my first year in college. I was in the dorm and some of my suite mates split the cable line that came in right outside our window. We had free cable in our dorm rooms for most of the semester then someone ratted us out. But back to the song. This video played again and again on MTV at that time. Yes I am old since MTV had music videos still. I loved it since then. So infectious. So awesome.

This song is timeless And what they show is freedom.

Every song needs Bootsy

One of my favourite songs ever. Spent so much putting money into the jukebox to play this song, in my local pub back in 91. Even danced on top of the pool table to this tune. Happy dayz 😃

@cjturner370

Жыл бұрын

So Awesome

@cjturner370

Жыл бұрын

That's me at 33 now

I heard this song at least 100 times in go-go bars back in early 90's

Clubbing in Portland in the 90s was everything. Damn, I'm old 👩🏻‍🦳

One of the top 5 all time pop songs ever made.

This is one of the earliest music videos I remember from my childhood. I was born in 85 and can remember seeing this before school my kindergarten year 😂

I realized I still remembered all of Lady Miss Kier's dance moves!!!

First rave I ever went to in Toronto she played live. Crazy show. One of the members is a crazy beat boxer . Brings back memories

Back in the day we had songs that were just fun. This was one of those that no matter how bad a day you were having, by the end you realized that and (pardon me for being blunt) S**t really wasn't all that bad.

Pure. 90s. Awesomeness!

So you now see where Gwen Stefani and Fergie got their inspiration. I've been rocking with Deee-Lite from day one (late 80s - early 90s). The older guy is none-other than Bootsy Collins, and the rapper is Q-Tip from the famous 90s rap group, A Tribe Called Quest.

Miss Kira is STILL blowing up dancefloors in NYC clubs!

God I LOVE this SONG.

@abelis644

Жыл бұрын

Me too!!!!! Brings back fun memories!!!😅

@TheFairyintheFishBowl

Жыл бұрын

Me three! 👏🏻👏🏻🔥😍

Metal “groove is in the heart” is fiddlestickin awesome.

This was SO much fun to watch! I enjoyed watching Mr. Video and Amber from Rob Squad Reactions the most. Thanks for putting this together ❤️ I just thought of another compilation you could put together. Double Dutch Bus by Frankie Smith

Too cool...

So much fun! Thanks

This song is what got me into dance music, and ultimately led to me wanting to become a DJ. I know I'm late, but hey. Got my first set of decks. THis just charged me right up.

This song GIVES ME LIFE! Used to dance to this song at the clubs in the 90's.!! If you do not move to this song, you need to check your pulse and make sure your heart is still beating! And the lead singer is GORGEOUS!

Thanks for posting this, I haven’t heard this song in 30 years & never saw the vid before. Somehow ‘Bust a Move’ should be playing after this. I’m sure they both were played at my wedding and I’m a metalhead. Nice cover version.

@WonderMommaOG

Ай бұрын

I did Bust A Move too. 😅

@czaxis

Ай бұрын

@@WonderMommaOG It just showed up in my feed. Watching it now.

This was the jam back in the day.

Everyone thinks its weird till Bootsy drops that funk.

Awesome video! The time and effort you put into putting this together are appreciated

Great job loved the reactions. Mr. Video's dancing was fantastic. Loved all of it.

Keep up the good work mommaOG. This is such a great song from the 90s weirdo music. And you gotta love the Bootsy Collins and Qtip from Tribe!

I loved all of the reactions for this song! It reminds me of the times I cranked this up at Camelot Music when I worked there! 😂😂😂

I play this song at least once a week. I love Dee-lite.

Reaction vids have become like my feel good drug. Just discovered your compilations are the perfect high :) +Pro editing btw.. very impressive!

@WonderMommaOG

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Here I am again marveling..admire the dedication of your team..luv the family/ team work. Ya'll are quality..keep them coming..compilation..craft persons

Love seeing others dancing in their seats to this song, just like I do :) Bonus to this song introducing a young me to Bootsy Collins...Funkmaster

🔥 🔥 🔥 you can't miss at the moment! Another corker.... bravo

This was fun!!!🤘🤘🤘

Absolute banger ❤

I once had a boss tell me that leadership was "getting someone to do a job they don't want to do and not mind doing it." Such is Momma's leadership. Thanks, Momma!

Dang we had some good music. This came out in ‘90 & was played at every dance we had in high school for the next 3 years until I graduated. Brings back good memories!

This song always reminds me of my sister in-law. The coolest craziest and happiest person I've ever known.🙂

fun…but you definitely caught me by surprise by adding Leo at the end. lol been a big fan of him for a long time! my son is 6 now, so I’ve been listening to him for about 7 years.

@revolutionday1

Жыл бұрын

He's a whole gem!

These youngins dont realize one of the best bassists ever is in this video, Bootsy Collins.

SuperMassive-props for showing the real version of the song with Bootsy and Q-Tip featured. Edited bit: Also the Leo Moracchiolo outro.🤘

We did this as part of an airband show when I was in high school. I did the rap part. So many great memories with this one.

Love your edits of this--especially during the song itself; you don't add any of the stopping and talking and re-starting of the video from the various reactors, play the song straight through, and just get the immediate responses to the song, not the often-times forced (or cringy) mid-song commentary.. Excellent comp.

Hahaha, Ive seen literally every reactor do this song and its always a good time, their expressions r priceless. Even got some merch and been with since their first video... Rome life, Rob Squad, Mr Video, Asia and BJ, etc. I think the algos bring us like minded peeps together. I like watching u put the vid together, Im impressed, I could never do it, I suck at tech. Im an old hippie grew up without cell phones, cable, computers, social media and never got in to it till I became ill 8 yrs ago. Im lucky to figure out TY, lol. Thanx so much, stay groovy, Peace

Thanks for this video, I have always enjoyed it, I forgot about it. Delight

Okay, WonderMomma. We see you. Are you actually out here matching your edit to the tone of the song, or am I trippin? Either way; thank you. This was fun.

@WonderMommaOG

Жыл бұрын

🤣😅 The actual song with the edits themselves... yes.. I do work very hard to match the emotion or feeling of the song. Like transitions on the slide whistles, transitions when she says "how do you say"... etc. But this song consisted mostly of 4 count cuts in rhythm with the time signature. If you were talking about the "making of" of my actual editing process at the end... if that matches the song, that was completely by accident. 😁

Can’t believe this song came out in 1990…I was 13 at the time!! Sheeeesh

Back in those days where I bought an album just for one song. I listen to everything too, various genre's from multiple era's, so I owned plenty of vinyl, 8- tracks, cassettes, cd's. Thankful for these streaming platforms. I can play what I want whenever and playlists galore! Anyway love reaction videos, and these compilations are the best.

Hey you are killing these reaction compilations. I'm really enjoying your channel!

@WonderMommaOG

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Happy to have you here!

This song, when it first came out introduced me to Bootsey, one of the greatest bassists (I didn't know, at the time, that he didn't play the bass line on this song). Also, I had found out that the DJ was also part of a Japanese band (I think it was called Gessiah Boys), but I could only find one song which I really enjoyed.

🤣🤣🤣 Mr. Video & Amber of Rob Squad are keeling me as I watch this! Another great one Momma. ❤

@WonderMommaOG

Жыл бұрын

lol same. Thank you!

Damn, so much work, but totally worth it! Thank you for another great compilation 😀

I forgot totally this song jajaja. In the 90' plays all days in channels of music. Good work wonder!!!!!!

@WonderMommaOG

Жыл бұрын

Muchas Gracias!

Groovy Baby

@ncjeffhyder

3 ай бұрын

This was years before austin powers but yes its a throw back too.

Absolutely great compilation of reactions. I'm smiling😊

Ah, what a lovely nostalgic tickle in the back of my brain...things seemed so much shinier back then.

I freaking love Q-Tip's rap in this

Will always love the OG, but this rock version is just as much fun!!!

Music List: “Songs to Play at my Funeral” 😇😄