Hey my friends from across the sea living here in Ireland and as we like to call Boston Ireland number 2, plus a "funfact" i dont not know if you know, there is 6 million people living here in the small country of Ireland and there is 60 million Irish people world wide and we all luv it when we hear that a person we have just met is Irish, we luv looking out after our own even if they are strangers they are still one of us and ST.Patrick's day is on the 17th of this month in march so everybody enjoy the Irish parade this year which we have every year my friends and of course all are welcome no matter where you are from and to us you are 100% our friends too!!
Everlast really didn't eat the Pork. He was the first white Muslim Rapper. This dude has so many tracks that have become platinum. His work in La Coka Nostra is dope too.
As the song says everybody jump! Didn’t matter what kind of music you were into this crossed all boarders! Hip hop , pop tunes , heavy metal everybody loved this tune!
I’m 60 year old white dude….I grooved to this….this is candlelit balcony overlooking Long Beach ca. the neighbors below…and the police know my name..the hate was real!
Landed on a reaction channel at random. Don't know why but there's something entertaining about watching people enjoying tunes I was banging around to over 32 years ago. On one hand I feel old, on the other I feel sorry for people that missed out something good for 32 years.
Let us not forget this is a Muggs beat. As much as I love Everlast, the production is the real star here and the reason this song is a sporting event staple.
I was around 15 when this came out and really into alternative/punk music at the time. First time I heard it was when a local band covered this at a house party. Everybody went mad, jumping around in the mud outside. Killer song, one of the best of the 90s.
I love them I was in the club jumpin around. Proud to be a Irish man .I loved rap and listening to Sugar hill on the bus stop before school ! I really loved LL cool jay when he came about . I’m 57 so I watched rap transform across generations . A great time to be alive !
Being in my 20s when this song came out I can't stress enough how insane nightclubs and bars got when the first 10 seconds of the instrumental started, it was like nothing I've ever seen before or after and I was going to clubs for many years. To this day if this song is started by a DJ it's instant Chaos!
I was 17 and we used to ride around drinking beer, smoking blunts, and looking for fights listening to this and Cypress Hill back when this came out....
The main dude is Everlasting dude been around for long time …He was part of ICE-T crew Rhyme Syndicate das NWA era …ICE-T was actually before NWA…. Then like 98-99 he was known as Whitey Ford … I just graduated high school when this song dropped…
This is the most licensed song for film, television, and advertisements, of all time. Not the most used, as tons of public domain stuff gets used far more often than this, but out of all the non royalty free tracks used, this is #1.
Having DJ'ed back in the early 90's, this was a definite banger of a song. Even more recently, when I'd play it, the song would get them all up dancing. Great song!
Everlast was born in NY but grew up in LA (went to high school with Ice Cube). He was originally part of Ice T's Rhyme Syndicate (pre House Of Pain). House of Pain was part of Cypress Hill's Soul Assassins collective ("I got props from the kids on the Hill") and DJ Muggs actually gave this beat to House Of Pain ("Muggs let the funk flow").
He's not Irish, he's American. Americans need to knock that "cutting the cake thinner" thing they do. He was born in the U.S., therefore he's American, and nothing else. Italian American, Irish American, African American, and the rest, are all nonsense.
I saw them when I was 18, and Cypress Hill *opened* for them 😄 I ended up getting a concussion in the pit, but didn't want to miss anything so I signed a bunch of waivers from the medical team and went back out 🤦🏻♀️ 30 years later I hear it at my niece's wedding - I made it about 90 seconds before I had to check out and get a drink of water💀😂
I saw them with Naughty By Nature, Cypress Hill and Funkdoobiest. Then Funk Doobiest came to battle some local rappers in an after hours me an my friends were running at a coffee shop LOL Fucking good vibes were had in those days. You can't do that kind of thing anymore with wildin kids these days.
As a Boston Irish mofo,, we embrace Everlast but cannot claim him as one of our own. He is New York Irish. Still my blood but we are gonna be fighting during every professional sports event ever.
I can't think of a single hiphop track from the last 5 years that will still be played on radio, sporting events, house parties, or anywhere 20 years from now. 90s hiphop was the golden age.
Mooooky get out of your seat and jump around, we be seeing you vibe to the jump. You guys will enjoy Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain as well if you're looking for more slammers from the OGs
@@NorthernTomato ....He's not Irish either, the guy rappin', that's Everlast, aka Whitey Ford, aka the guy who Eminem had his first beef with after makin' big, and Em's first dis track as a professional rapper.
Erik Francis Schrody (aka Everlast) is of Irish and German heritage. The 'Francis' part of his name is a clue. As are the freckles he's sporting on the front of 'Fine Malt Lyrics'. (joking on that last part)
@@Mike-O-Sullivan ...Well yeah, but come on, I can trace a couple of my relatives back to Cork, Ireland, but my surname is Ley, and I also don't goin around tellin' folks I'm Irish, except maybe after a few pints on Patty's Day..lol, at least you got a great Irish sounding name, lucky bastard. 😜 Schrody is definitely more German than Irish, but I know he's got Irish grandma's on both sides. Danny O'Conner is obviously Irish, but then Leor DiMant (DJ Lethal) is Latvian. They got labeled as the first Irish rap group, but O'Conner even said in an interview they were kinda of embarrassed they broke out that way, he said it was more of a gimmick to get a record company to notice them and didn't think when they got picked up the label would roll with it so hard. So I can't be mad at that, you do what ya gotta do stand out when your a young artist.
Y'all remember when Everlast returned with a guitar as Whitey Ford? Man that was a HUGE album..completely different sound. Whitey Ford Sings the Blues is one badass album.
This wasnt only one of the biggest rap songs of the 90's it is one of the biggest songs of all time across all genres. Still to this day, if you play this, driving down the street the person in the car next you gets hyped, 80 thousand people every week in college football rock Wisconsin with this, it is in movies, games, and the clubs, still till to this day.
This the song they played in-stadium after Marshawn Lynch's "Beastquake" run. We were all jumpin' around and caused activity on nearby seismic instruments, hence, "Beastquake."
Just Another Victim - From the Judgment Night Soundtrack. All rap combined with metal. The dude in this video, Erik Shrody was a bad guy in the movie. HOP did the song with metal band Helmet. It's a BANGER.
this is the 1992 nyc st. patrick's parade. my high school teacher is playing bagpipes in this video, he attended the parade every year with his troupe and ended up being recorded. i was a junior and bugging out when i saw him
Wisconsin Badgers Camp Randall Stadium had to be specifically remodeled to handle everyone jumping in unison to this song, as it is the official anthem of Bdagers football.
Only born there... raised in LA went to school with Ice Cube & before Everlast was signed by Ice T as part of Rhyme Syndicate way before House of Pain was put together
I first heard this when I was in Ireland for a sports event & one of the young guys showed us how to dance to it. He knew all the words too. It's political about the Irish divide. During the Irish 'troubles' from Bloody Sunday in 1969 & all the political murders between Catholics & Protestants & the British Army; it was very tense!! My dad was born there
I was born in '71... So born at the best time possible!!! ❤❤❤🎶🎶🎶👊 Cuz I love Led Zeppelin and so many great 70's bands... Yet was young when all this was going down! ❤ This song to me, is quintessential of what being a young adult in the late 80's/early 90's was all about. We had the BEST MCs and most profilic rap, techno, rock, etc etc EVER! 👍👊👏👏👏🎶🎶🎶❤ Love this song and Em even acknowledged them in his speech 💯😍👊👏👏
My Old White Dad danced to this song with me at my wedding reception all happy! 😂 It was the only time I ever saw him cutting a rug! We were so happy! I miss him. This song is so fun to dance to! The crowd all jumping! The first time I heard it was watching Mrs. Doubtfire . Robin Williams was dancing on the coffee table to it at his kids birthday party! 😂 I miss him too 💕 Thanks for asking
Post House of Pain, all three of these guys have had successful careers. I remember how confused everyone was when Everlasting releases Whitey Ford Sings the Blues.
I was living in Memphis, when this hit when it come on in the club you had no choice but to jump around because the hole club was jumping. Awesome times.
Crazy thing this song came out in 1992, I thought it was much later. My self and four buddies went to Cancun for spring break in 2001-2002 not sure exact year but this song and 50 cent In da Club were the 2 two songs that every club out there played at least 3 times a night ! And every time people went crazy for both songs. Best trip ever !
Rhis was a banger at the clubs, even the ones that played Rock n Roll. Everybody jumping up and down. My brother and his girl and me and my bestie went to Lupo's, not really a hip hop club and they played this and almost everyone was out on the floor and when the chorus hit, EVERYONE was jumping up and down. It was extremely popular and most loved it...fyi, lead singer was dating Soliel Moon Frye(Punky Brewster) back then. They are still good friends till this day.
i'm a simple man. i see 'House of Pain - Jump Around' and i cant click on the vid fast enough. Going to click thumbs up right now before i forget because... well... no-one has ever done anything but be amazed how good this is and cant stop saying so.
Till the end of time they will be one of my favorite groups ever! They had so many jams beside this just nothing that yook off to the main stream. Three albums all bangas! But Same As It Ever Was, is honestly one of my top ten favorite rap albums period. 36 chambers, Mobb Deep infamous, GRAVEDIGGAZ 6 feet deep, Fugees the score , Cypress Hill Black Sunday, Goodie Mob Soul Food, Liquid swords, Royal Highness Hard 2 Earn
when this used to be played in the clubs life was a dang party! It just allways made the crowd move and jump around like no other hip hop track ever did.
Everlast is solo and has quite the eclectic catalog. Check out La Coka Nostra's "Cousin of Death". Supergroup that Everlast was part of. "I Get By" by Everlast.
Biohazard w/ Sen Dog from Cypress Hill......How It Is. Will kind of get the same vibes as this classic; that east coast hardcore/hiphop swag in full effect.
@@PaulSmith-fd2gy Yes sir...good sh^t. Big Faith No More fan and so when I saw they were on that soundtrack I snatched it up, and that's the album that got me into Biohazard and Onyx....Slam was hardcore asf.
Crazy popular!!! I work in the Hospitality industry and when this comes on during a wedding reception, the place goes nuts!!! This comes on, people go vertical!!
The video was filmed at the St Patricks day parade in NY early 90s. Even at hard rock/ metal clubs this song was played constantly... EVERYONE loved this song way back. Classic!
The front man in the video is Irish. Everlast was his name ,he went solo after sometime.i was raised up in Raleigh N.C. & the car club back then was Looney Tunes low riders! Capital Blvd was the place to cruise& bump ur music & light up ur ground effects back in the 90's! I will say most of the time u bumped this song..in addition to Sir Mix Alot-"Baby got back",NWA/EazyE,Chub Rock"just the 2of us",LL CoolJ,(any) Public enemy,2 Live Crew... OMG just so many! Anything that had that bass drop 💯🔥🔥😎
They're not a fully Irish. The group from Los Angeles, California. Danny Boy is Irish-American, DJ Lethal is Latvian-American, Everlast is American) Great reaction, fellas!
Filmed in NYC during Saint Patrick’s Day Parade. The police uniforms, the tall buildings, the army of Irish ☘️ people….no doubt. Hold my beer-I gotta Jump Around!
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Hey my friends from across the sea living here in Ireland and as we like to call Boston Ireland number 2, plus a "funfact" i dont not know if you know, there is 6 million people living here in the small country of Ireland and there is 60 million Irish people world wide and we all luv it when we hear that a person we have just met is Irish, we luv looking out after our own even if they are strangers they are still one of us and ST.Patrick's day is on the 17th of this month in march so everybody enjoy the Irish parade this year which we have every year my friends and of course all are welcome no matter where you are from and to us you are 100% our friends too!!
En Argentina tenemos miles de descendientes irlandeses incluso juegan al fútbol en su país.
Every Club that played this Classic was Jumpin Around,This Song still Holds up in 2024
La Coka Nostra album
Yeah this lit the party up in the 90s every time it came on. Forgot all about them, good choice.
@okultusrexus3660 still does man, I play this when we are out on the boat and 100% of the time it gets a reaction
@@blairpenny1526 Same, Everytime I have
Alexa play this jam my neighbor's compliment
And is a conversation starter
It stands the test of time.
Was 22 and 52 now and still can jump! Jump around!
Watch that hip as you hop around..
@@notfamouschristopher lmao! 👍🏻
We were jumping to this in Scotland all through the 90's and still do when it comes on at a party. It's a universal TUNE!!!
Aye n yer no kiddin, boom
Oh aye it’s a belter
Yep us old dogs " well old dogs now" in the US were Jumping to this too
I remember this once at Easter Road. It never come on again 😂
2024 Happy St. Patrick's Day, Feel the Music.
Everlast really didn't eat the Pork. He was the first white Muslim Rapper. This dude has so many tracks that have become platinum. His work in La Coka Nostra is dope too.
I'm from Norway and this banger got played in every houseparty when I was young.
I’m from Spain. Same here. House of Pain and Beastie Boys everywhere we went.
As the song says everybody jump!
Didn’t matter what kind of music you were into this crossed all boarders!
Hip hop , pop tunes , heavy metal everybody loved this tune!
True
I’m 60 year old white dude….I grooved to this….this is candlelit balcony overlooking Long Beach ca. the neighbors below…and the police know my name..the hate was real!
@@ChangeIsEverywhereI’m 49 and this was huge when I was in high school
100%
This whole album is good. Fine Malt Lyrics!
Lead rapper is Everlast/Whitie Ford Ice-T brought him out of the west coast in the late 80's. This song came out in 92
DJ Muggs(from Queens) associated with Cypress Hill, too.
Landed on a reaction channel at random. Don't know why but there's something entertaining about watching people enjoying tunes I was banging around to over 32 years ago. On one hand I feel old, on the other I feel sorry for people that missed out something good for 32 years.
THIS SONG GAVE YOU ATTITUDE THE SECOND IT STARTED...LOVE IT STILL
Absolute CLASSIC banger ❤️🔥 They all have east coast roots and ended up in LA. Two are Irish and DJ Lethal is Latvian.
Let us not forget this is a Muggs beat. As much as I love Everlast, the production is the real star here and the reason this song is a sporting event staple.
And DJ lethal is in Limp Bizkit!
Up the ☘️
It was a crazy popular song. One of the biggest songs of the 90's decades. Every club, every house party this was played.
Sports events.
for real, and I never knew who it was for decades lol
I was around 15 when this came out and really into alternative/punk music at the time. First time I heard it was when a local band covered this at a house party. Everybody went mad, jumping around in the mud outside. Killer song, one of the best of the 90s.
This song destroyed more house parties than anything in rotation; when this track dropped the entire house tested its foundations.
I love them I was in the club jumpin around. Proud to be a Irish man .I loved rap and listening to Sugar hill on the bus stop before school ! I really loved LL cool jay when he came about . I’m 57 so I watched rap transform across generations . A great time to be alive !
I still play it, whenever I'm driving at least once every week if not more.. 🤘🤘
HOP is definitely west coast. Everlast was part of Ice T's crew called Rhyme Syndicate.
Don’t lie lol everyone jumped to this 😂
😂😂😂😂facts
Age dependent. Have you seen Mrs. Doubtfire? Is the qualifier
They are lying they said it’s their first time hearing this song 😂😂 bullshit how can it be their first time
Legend has it they still do
Everyone still does.
Being in my 20s when this song came out I can't stress enough how insane nightclubs and bars got when the first 10 seconds of the instrumental started, it was like nothing I've ever seen before or after and I was going to clubs for many years. To this day if this song is started by a DJ it's instant Chaos!
I was 17 and we used to ride around drinking beer, smoking blunts, and looking for fights listening to this and Cypress Hill back when this came out....
Strong bars. He went on to become Everlast and did the album Whitey Ford Sings the Blues.
He went by Everlast while in House of Pain.
The main dude is Everlasting dude been around for long time …He was part of ICE-T crew Rhyme Syndicate das NWA era …ICE-T was actually before NWA…. Then like 98-99 he was known as Whitey Ford …
I just graduated high school when this song dropped…
And then he took the hook for this and used it in his cover of Folsom prison blues.
@@jonathanphilbrick96 yezzer
I've not heard this for Donkeys Years 😊68yrs grandma 👵 Scotland 🏴
This is the most licensed song for film, television, and advertisements, of all time. Not the most used, as tons of public domain stuff gets used far more often than this, but out of all the non royalty free tracks used, this is #1.
This came out during my college years in Boston. You can't even begin to imagine how much this got played. Everyone moved to this one!
This was an instant classic from day one.
Another song is "Top O' the Morning"
Fact on that.
"And by the way..."
This is one of the most iconic songs of all times. This song starts to play and it's an instant house party.
Having DJ'ed back in the early 90's, this was a definite banger of a song. Even more recently, when I'd play it, the song would get them all up dancing. Great song!
Everlast(the MC) is an Irish NYer. They filmed the video on St Patrick's Day.
Everlast was born in NY but grew up in LA (went to high school with Ice Cube). He was originally part of Ice T's Rhyme Syndicate (pre House Of Pain). House of Pain was part of Cypress Hill's Soul Assassins collective ("I got props from the kids on the Hill") and DJ Muggs actually gave this beat to House Of Pain ("Muggs let the funk flow").
He's not Irish, he's American. Americans need to knock that "cutting the cake thinner" thing they do. He was born in the U.S., therefore he's American, and nothing else. Italian American, Irish American, African American, and the rest, are all nonsense.
@@thelastmotel that's why I put NYer second.. Meaning-NYer of Irish descent.
This was filmed in Boston,!
No, it's on Fifth Avenue.
I saw them when I was 18, and Cypress Hill *opened* for them 😄 I ended up getting a concussion in the pit, but didn't want to miss anything so I signed a bunch of waivers from the medical team and went back out 🤦🏻♀️
30 years later I hear it at my niece's wedding - I made it about 90 seconds before I had to check out and get a drink of water💀😂
I saw them with Naughty By Nature, Cypress Hill and Funkdoobiest. Then Funk Doobiest came to battle some local rappers in an after hours me an my friends were running at a coffee shop LOL Fucking good vibes were had in those days. You can't do that kind of thing anymore with wildin kids these days.
The kids on the hill and my mum and my pops
I can just imagine a 40somethin year old man starting a mosh pit at a wedding. You sir are a national treasure and a legend
@@jamin309 Does it make it even better to know that I'm an almost 50-year-old woman? 😄💀
@@steviekc9057 you killin me smalls 😆
As a Boston Irish mofo,, we embrace Everlast but cannot claim him as one of our own.
He is New York Irish. Still my blood but we are gonna be fighting during every professional sports event ever.
I'm Irish born and bred and have a dozen cousins in the US, mostly in Boston. Word from the Motherland, brethren! ☘
This is one of the most Boston responses ever!
Everybody's Irish when this song comes on.
I remember these guys 20-30 years ago. Those were very good times. HOUSE OF PAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNN
Song is iconic. Play in a club people will definitely jump.
This shit hits harder than 90/% of any of the nonsense of today. Glad you enjoyed!
I can't think of a single hiphop track from the last 5 years that will still be played on radio, sporting events, house parties, or anywhere 20 years from now. 90s hiphop was the golden age.
Eminem higher,ure welcome
Mooooky get out of your seat and jump around, we be seeing you vibe to the jump.
You guys will enjoy Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain as well if you're looking for more slammers from the OGs
DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill produced House of PAin. You can definitely see the influence.
First time we heard this back in the day we all thought Everlast was black. Track still holds up.
2 guys are Irish/American and the other guy is from Latvia. They speak Connemara Irish and they spent a weekend in New York shooting this video.
H grew up in LA though!
@@NorthernTomato ....He's not Irish either, the guy rappin', that's Everlast, aka Whitey Ford, aka the guy who Eminem had his first beef with after makin' big, and Em's first dis track as a professional rapper.
@@sunshynffI know.
Erik Francis Schrody (aka Everlast) is of Irish and German heritage. The 'Francis' part of his name is a clue. As are the freckles he's sporting on the front of 'Fine Malt Lyrics'. (joking on that last part)
@@Mike-O-Sullivan ...Well yeah, but come on, I can trace a couple of my relatives back to Cork, Ireland, but my surname is Ley, and I also don't goin around tellin' folks I'm Irish, except maybe after a few pints on Patty's Day..lol, at least you got a great Irish sounding name, lucky bastard. 😜
Schrody is definitely more German than Irish, but I know he's got Irish grandma's on both sides. Danny O'Conner is obviously Irish, but then Leor DiMant (DJ Lethal) is Latvian. They got labeled as the first Irish rap group, but O'Conner even said in an interview they were kinda of embarrassed they broke out that way, he said it was more of a gimmick to get a record company to notice them and didn't think when they got picked up the label would roll with it so hard. So I can't be mad at that, you do what ya gotta do stand out when your a young artist.
Y'all remember when Everlast returned with a guitar as Whitey Ford? Man that was a HUGE album..completely different sound. Whitey Ford Sings the Blues is one badass album.
I was a young kid when this song was released, my mom played it all the time! I danced around in our apartment a ton to this song!
This was the house party anthem back in the day. Good times
This wasnt only one of the biggest rap songs of the 90's it is one of the biggest songs of all time across all genres. Still to this day, if you play this, driving down the street the person in the car next you gets hyped, 80 thousand people every week in college football rock Wisconsin with this, it is in movies, games, and the clubs, still till to this day.
facts
Made sure this played at my wedding.
This the song they played in-stadium after Marshawn Lynch's "Beastquake" run. We were all jumpin' around and caused activity on nearby seismic instruments, hence, "Beastquake."
0:38 I was 10 years old when this song came out and it was a really big song too. Brings back memories.
Just Another Victim - From the Judgment Night Soundtrack. All rap combined with metal. The dude in this video, Erik Shrody was a bad guy in the movie. HOP did the song with metal band Helmet. It's a BANGER.
this is the 1992 nyc st. patrick's parade. my high school teacher is playing bagpipes in this video, he attended the parade every year with his troupe and ended up being recorded. i was a junior and bugging out when i saw him
Yet the song only dropped in may 92????. Two months after st Paddy's day so you must mean 93 lol
@@irishrebel374no…92
Wisconsin Badgers Camp Randall Stadium had to be specifically remodeled to handle everyone jumping in unison to this song, as it is the official anthem of Bdagers football.
Slaine paid homage to this song with "99 Bottles". Slaine, Everlast (house of pain) and Ill Bill are the hip hop group "La Coka Nostra"
They were an LA group but Boston at heart with this song, even though the video was shot in NYC with shots of their St. Patrick's Day parade.
Lmao they N.Y 😂😂😂😂 what are you talking about
Everlast is originally from NY.
Only born there... raised in LA went to school with Ice Cube & before Everlast was signed by Ice T as part of Rhyme Syndicate way before House of Pain was put together
i remember when this came out... filled the dancefloor EVERYTIME - KILLER track
I remember this song when it came out. I was 13 at the time. Watched it on MTV when MTV was actually music only and not some drama reality show crap.
I first heard this when I was in Ireland for a sports event & one of the young guys showed us how to dance to it. He knew all the words too. It's political about the Irish divide. During the Irish 'troubles' from Bloody Sunday in 1969 & all the political murders between Catholics & Protestants & the British Army; it was very tense!! My dad was born there
When this came out, we were ALL jumping around in the club.... This will always be a dance floor filling song.
Ahh yes. I was in HS when this came out. It absolutely brought everyone together. It didn't matter who you were.
I was born in '71... So born at the best time possible!!! ❤❤❤🎶🎶🎶👊 Cuz I love Led Zeppelin and so many great 70's bands... Yet was young when all this was going down! ❤ This song to me, is quintessential of what being a young adult in the late 80's/early 90's was all about. We had the BEST MCs and most profilic rap, techno, rock, etc etc EVER! 👍👊👏👏👏🎶🎶🎶❤ Love this song and Em even acknowledged them in his speech 💯😍👊👏👏
My Old White Dad danced to this song with me at my wedding reception all happy! 😂 It was the only time I ever saw him cutting a rug! We were so happy! I miss him. This song is so fun to dance to! The crowd all jumping! The first time I heard it was watching Mrs. Doubtfire . Robin Williams was dancing on the coffee table to it at his kids birthday party! 😂 I miss him too 💕 Thanks for asking
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St Pattys Day greetings from the fightin Irish side of me( the other side is Scotish). Great old song
Post House of Pain, all three of these guys have had successful careers. I remember how confused everyone was when Everlasting releases Whitey Ford Sings the Blues.
And, it was so gooood!
True. And I’m sure most don’t know about Everlast and La Coka Nostra. Do yourselves a favor and dig in.
I was living in Memphis, when this hit when it come on in the club you had no choice but to jump around because the hole club was jumping. Awesome times.
Jump Around dropped my Sophomore year (92'). It was bumping at every school dance and house party. It is still on my playlist!❤🤘
Hey I was a sophomore too. I was also bumping this and In2deep back at the hotel those songs were straight 🔥! Class of 94 rules ✌️
I was a Junior and I can confirm this post. 1st generation jumpers!
I graduated high school in 1992
Crazy thing this song came out in 1992, I thought it was much later. My self and four buddies went to Cancun for spring break in 2001-2002 not sure exact year but this song and 50 cent In da Club were the 2 two songs that every club out there played at least 3 times a night ! And every time people went crazy for both songs. Best trip ever !
Rhis was a banger at the clubs, even the ones that played Rock n Roll. Everybody jumping up and down. My brother and his girl and me and my bestie went to Lupo's, not really a hip hop club and they played this and almost everyone was out on the floor and when the chorus hit, EVERYONE was jumping up and down. It was extremely popular and most loved it...fyi, lead singer was dating Soliel Moon Frye(Punky Brewster) back then. They are still good friends till this day.
2024 Happy St. Patrick's Day Weekend, We All Irish. Feel the Music.
i knew the guy in the front cover of the album. hs name was tommy house of pain barret, a boxer and coach
I still know every word to this tune!!! It was a staple for most Irish kids in the 90’s.
i'm a simple man. i see 'House of Pain - Jump Around' and i cant click on the vid fast enough. Going to click thumbs up right now before i forget because... well... no-one has ever done anything but be amazed how good this is and cant stop saying so.
Loved this song for centuries
The DJ will later be the DJ for Limp Bizkit.
Till the end of time they will be one of my favorite groups ever! They had so many jams beside this just nothing that yook off to the main stream. Three albums all bangas! But Same As It Ever Was, is honestly one of my top ten favorite rap albums period. 36 chambers, Mobb Deep infamous, GRAVEDIGGAZ 6 feet deep, Fugees the score , Cypress Hill Black Sunday, Goodie Mob Soul Food, Liquid swords, Royal Highness Hard 2 Earn
That Irish vibe though.... big up Everlast.
They asked Run DMC in an interview what is the one thing they wish hip hop could do or be. and they said "I wish we could make hip Hop fun again"
Produced by DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill.
Another great Irish american artist
I was lucky to see House of pain in '94. 16.000 inside a giant inside stage area. 16.000 jumped around. Epic!
Clubs too scared to play this track, I’m 40, grew up in the golden era of hip hop, these dudes had a lane for a second. Epic tune.
Dope reaction
like you guys, don't stop too much. Love from Australia
YES!!! Play this in a bar in Boston and watch the floor shake! Done that! Yes, CRAZY popular 🔥
It was filmed in Manhattan not beantown
when this used to be played in the clubs life was a dang party! It just allways made the crowd move and jump around like no other hip hop track ever did.
If you were in a club any night of the week, you were jumping along side everyone in the club!
Everlast is solo and has quite the eclectic catalog. Check out La Coka Nostra's "Cousin of Death". Supergroup that Everlast was part of. "I Get By" by Everlast.
They did shoot the video in New York. I always thought it was Boston but apparently not.
House Pain is originally from N.Y my guy
This song was huge when I was 20yrs old when huge. Was such a banger in the clubs.😊
52 yrs nowadays
Rocking the Larry Bird 33 jersey
I can't believe they're just now hearing this!! Great jam
Biohazard w/ Sen Dog from Cypress Hill......How It Is. Will kind of get the same vibes as this classic; that east coast hardcore/hiphop swag in full effect.
The Entire judgement day soundtrack is all im gonna say
@@PaulSmith-fd2gy Yep....just made a post the other day about that album; whole thing is fire and sadly not even remembered.
@@CYRUS363 i still have that boo-yaa tribe and faith no more in my playlist at work that shit gets me motivated AF! 🤣
@@PaulSmith-fd2gy Yes sir...good sh^t. Big Faith No More fan and so when I saw they were on that soundtrack I snatched it up, and that's the album that got me into Biohazard and Onyx....Slam was hardcore asf.
House music house parties were insane! I still have the cd when it came out😂
80s was the best for all kinds of music
Crazy popular!!! I work in the Hospitality industry and when this comes on during a wedding reception, the place goes nuts!!! This comes on, people go vertical!!
The video was filmed at the St Patricks day parade in NY early 90s. Even at hard rock/ metal clubs this song was played constantly... EVERYONE loved this song way back.
Classic!
Everlast is from Long Island NY
Great song
The front man in the video is Irish. Everlast was his name ,he went solo after sometime.i was raised up in Raleigh N.C. & the car club back then was Looney Tunes low riders! Capital Blvd was the place to cruise& bump ur music & light up ur ground effects back in the 90's! I will say most of the time u bumped this song..in addition to Sir Mix Alot-"Baby got back",NWA/EazyE,Chub Rock"just the 2of us",LL CoolJ,(any) Public enemy,2 Live Crew... OMG just so many! Anything that had that bass drop 💯🔥🔥😎
Everlast spittin barz 4 real
Facts definitely was flowing
It brings everyone together 😊 jump
They're not a fully Irish. The group from Los Angeles, California. Danny Boy is Irish-American, DJ Lethal is Latvian-American, Everlast is American) Great reaction, fellas!
None of them are Irish. Lethal was born in Latvia, and the other two were born in the U.S.
@@thelastmotelyou know nothing about Irish American people than. That’s like saying you’re not Italian or Mexican if you’re born in the US
Yes my brothers these boys are Irish, there rap and rhymes was hot because in the 80’s not to many whites was rapping.
Filmed in NYC during Saint Patrick’s Day Parade. The police uniforms, the tall buildings, the army of Irish ☘️ people….no doubt. Hold my beer-I gotta Jump Around!
This made me jump in the day, and it still does
Yo the DJ is the DJ for limp bizkit..
You could tell they didn't want to admit it.But They just heard one of the best rap songs ever