This captivate me when I was a kid. Because it was unusual, and not just for the black and white... I guess it was the dark vibe of the song mixed with the crazy style of an old cartoon (everything fits so well). Not creepy at all (to me at least), it was just so fascinating to see.
Total drum & bass influence. This song is totally ahead of its time believe it or not. Still sounds fresh. And the video is cool. When CN was in its golden age.
According to Wikipedia, they toured with DJ Krust and Die just before working on the album! Just read that and wow, completely badass. Optical was a producer on the album too. SO crazy
It aired primarily late night on Cartoon Network but it did occasionally pop out during the day. It was policy in the original days to only air black and white at night because Ted Turner had his issues with black and white. There were some attempts to bring black and white to daytime but they never took.
I blame everything on the Supreme Court decision to fuck over AL Gore, then Bush not listening to Clinton about the terrorist attack that had been planned that they intercepted Intel. Bush ignored it 911 and then everyone lost their collective shit and we couldn't have nice things anymore 😢
Still slaps 23 years later!! I can imagine this playing between commercials for the Rainbow Art set and that “100 songs for kids” or whatever commercial that played like every commercial break at this time.
I love that this song is strictly about drug use, and Cartoon Network still chose to use it. Soul Coughing was a fantastic band, and Cartoon Network throughout the 90s was my favorite channel by far.
This music video was legitimately my first exposure to Betty Boop who is now one of my favorite classic cartoon characters. Betty deserves better than what she’s got right now and deserves a comeback
Mine was one of those old compilation cartoons, though i didn't realize it was Betty Boop's setting at the time. It was the side character Grampy giving out Christmas gifts to orphans.
Well the hays code is long gone and Betty boop IS now on public domain, so maybe that one Day when this current Crisis in Hollywood is over:we can see Betty boop and Many other animated characters making their grand return! Right?
This song hits harder than most know!... This was one of the many childhood moments i got to share with my moms and she absolutely loved these shorts! Especially this one because it was a bettie boop cartoon!!
I'm speechless... I don't really remember if i listened this as a kid, i think i did just a couple times, but THIS IS AWESOME!!! the music, the experimental sound, the cartoon. Amazing how we grew up watching a creative and experimental cartoon network. Proud of having being a kid in the golden era of cn.
I grew up during the mid but dying era of boomerang as the classics were slowly going away and it turned into a channel where Cartoon Network dumps their new leftover junk no one wants to watch.
Que recuerdos, esta la escuchaba casi todo el tiempo cuando veía CN, no se pero me gustaba repetir una y otra vez ♫I'm rolling♫ cancion perfecta para el capitulo de Betty Boop ¿A ustedes que le gusta de la cancíon?
A mí me encantaba esta canción xD es tan pegajosa y tan rara a la vez! Y es que lo curioso es que todo encaja la animación toda bizarra y la canción 😹😹
The scenes of this video pretty well personify the struggles of what goes on inside my head when the adhd hits. I often sing this to myself to help stay on track.
I can't help but wonder if kids, even back in the 90s, had any idea who Betty Boop was. I suppose every kid would recognize her from her cameo in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," but aside from that, how many were actually familiar with her?
Raving Rando I had a chance to watch her cartoons on VHS, and a few networks that had the rights to show her. In the 80s she was super trendy and i had a babysitter who was obsessed. I love Betty!
Well, when walking in downtown of where I live, there was a lot stuff with her name and face on it(purses, wallets, umbrellas, shirts, etc.) I think I may have watched some of her cartoons in the 2000s. That's all I can think of.
Being born in 95, I knew who she was, but that could be for many reasons. That could be because I liked watching Popeye and probably saw a Betty boop cartoon. My sister did have a betty boop blanket with her name on it. Or I could’ve learned about her watching ToonHeads. It’s just one of things I just always knew about
Back in the 90's and early 00's, both Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. deliberately paid a lot of reverence to old cartoons like Looney Toons, Tom & Jerry, Tex Avery, etc. I'd suspect plenty of kids then, even tangentially, knew who Betty Boop was by virtue of the fact that they knew of the era of cartoons she came from. As far as kids today are concerned, I'm willing to bet a lot of kids found out about her through the Cuphead game.
This is the only groovie I never watched as a kid but come on!!! Why did this never air in the 2000’s?! I know it’s old but wow is this amazing. This is like the father of wacky racers
My first time as a kid watching this I thought "there's no way Betty Bop wins this race" but then she did it and I was so happy that this became my favorite groovie along with the Teen Titans one
Nostalgia o no 90-2007 fue una epoca muy memorable de los dibujos para niños. Desde Cartoon hasta Nickelodeon (Sin olvidar Fox kids). Hoy en dia de series buenas solo seria Cartoon el que se levanta, que Nickelodeon solo son shows con actores poco interesantes y Disney es la misma onda de explotar sus Sagas famosas (Y shows actuados que no son nada llamativos para mi).
Disney tiene Gravity Falls y otros shows interesantes, el hecho de que muchos no los disfruten y prefieran los shows antiguos es simplemente porque ya no tienen edad para emocionarse con series animadas.
La edad no es un papel muy importante en la calidad de las series que se transmiten. Jovenes y viejos pueden verlo sin problemas (Yo aun sigo viendo). Pero la calidad en el contenido de estas series disminuyo, claro aun hay series interesantes y creativas como las que explicaste. Pero ese numero es menor que antes. La calidad de contenido es de menor importancia para estas empresas y su enfoque es lo que venda y enganche a los tele videntes. Nickelodeon es el ejemplo mismo de ello (Puedes acaso comparar la robot adolescente con ese breadwinners o Rock band en calidad de entretenimiento?). No puedes. La evidencia esta ahi, Disney comenzó con el furor de esas series actuadas y como funciona la competencia, Nickelodeon intentara lo mismo diezmando la calidad de sus series. Eso pasa en toda Industria de entretenimiento y como toda, la de los Dibujos tuvo su época dorada. Pero paso. Nada mas.
Hache-Hi Wattan Pues a mí me parece que shows como Hora de Aventura, Steven Universe, Gumball, Un Show Más, Over the Garden Wall, Gravity Falls, Clarence, Rick and Morty, Young Justice, Avatar y otros más son prueba suficiente de que las series animadas siguen teniendo una calidad excelente, y en algunos casos siendo mejores que otros shows clásicos (sí, acabo de decir eso). Y si bien es cierto que nickelodeon se volvió mierda pura, es curioso que no menciones a Cartoon Network, que hoy en día sigue teniendo shows interesantes y frescos. Y sí, sé que me vas a decir "pero CN tiene shows mierda como Tío Grandpa o Teen titans go", es cierto, pero también hay que tener en cuenta que esos shows son minoría, al igual que en el pasado cuando CN tenía shows mierda como Niño ardilla o Chowder, pero seguían siendo pocos shows los que eran malos . Tal vez tengas razón en eso que dices de que un show puede ser disfrutado por niños y adultos por igual, pero también es cierto que las críticas a las cosas nuevas casi siempre se dan por nostalgia. Tanto es así que para evaluar un show siempre tienen que estar comparándolo con los de antes. Eso de que la época dorada de las series animadas acabó me parece muy exagerado. Yo diría que incluso los shows de ahora están abriéndose camino por lugares que los shows de antes no habían recurrido. Un universo tan rico y con giros argumentales sombríos en un show de comedia como Hora de Aventura es algo que nunca se había escuchado. O temas como por ejemplo la sexualidad eran imposibles de tocar en los 90 y principios de los 2000, pero ahora esos temas tienen cabida en shows como Steven Universe o Avatar la leyenda de Korra.
De nuevo, mi punto sigue en pie. La cantidad es menor, nunca di ejemplo con CN por que como dije en mi primer comentario, ahi aun hay series que mantienen la esencia creativa (Aun asi estan usando el recurso de reciclar series clasicas, claro es el ejemplo de las chicas superpoderosas). Claro que puede existir series mejores que las clásicas (No veo nada de malo en eso). Las series anteriores ya estaban abriéndose en temas poco tocadas en la sociedad, (Un gran ejemplo es invasor Zim y su critica social, las Chicas superpoderosas también tenían momentos así). Dio una puerta a las series modernas en temas mas interesantes y olvidados. Mi punto es que, como todo Industria, sea del cine, de los videojuegos. La de la series infantiles tuvo su época dorada, eso no evita que aun haya series buenas y de calidad, solo que a menor cantidad. Eso es lo que pasa ahora, nada mas. ¿Puede volver haber otra época así?. Posiblemente, pero las series clásicas han dado inspiración y punto de partida a las series modernas como Gunball y Un Show mas, eso no tiene nada de malo. Pero series como Avatar, Castores cascarrabias, Mansión foster, Rugrats, Los thornberrys, Samurai Jack, Jhonny bravo, El diario de ginger (Que puso una vista firme desde la perspectiva de una mujer adolecente de una forma muy artistica), La robot adolecente, Proyecto Lyoko, Kenan y Kel y muchisimos mas. Han quedado en el corazon de las personas no por nostalgia en general, sino por la calidad de sus shows. Las series que mencionaste tambien les puede pasar eso sin problema, por que son buenas series solo que hoy en dia, hay menos de esas "Buenas series".
We all seen the good old times of Cartoon network and now were the ones who are proud to say "Remember when this played on Cartoon network? Awesome times"
Found this track in my mp3 library, had to find this video and watch it again. This was one of those "jaw drop" videos when you saw it the first time back in the day.
When i listen to this song, i always imagine an scenario of a race but vintage themed with old cars and etc, it always touches my heart... the strange bass that sounds very good, i wonder how they made it but anyways, this song is beautiful and always great to take a ride or race!.
For the one that put this up I thank you with all of my heart... I LOVE THIS SONG. I sing it idk how many times... (cries) I WANT THE OLD CARTOONETWORK BACK DAMNIT
I know but Betty boop did not air on cartoon network & boomerang but the new logo maybe is gotta air some but Popeye Hanna Barbara's & cartoon network gang's they not on boomerang anymore but the amazing world of gumball and courage the cowardly dog still on there Warner Bros too but johnny test I like that show and all of them
Gumball is a great cartoon, just reminiscent. When CN came out, Popeye and other cartoons of that era were all they showed, and it introduced me to the greatest period of animation.
Yeah I used to record this track off the TV with my cassette recorder and wired lav mic and it sounded pretty good for the time. Didn't have any other way as this TV was connected straight to the cable with no box.
@@ZephyrAvoxel I recorded tons of stuff off the radio when I was young, often just recording from the radio speaker to the mic on the tape recorder. Sometimes it didn't sound that bad. That ended when I went to digital and found devices with FM radio built-in and can record. If I had to I could just hook my Sony digital voice recorder to my radio by a cable and record straight to stereo MP3.
LOL I always loved this song,and when I heard this in Candy's Soundtrack I've gone all "OMG IT'S ROLLING!I LOVE THAT SONG!" yeah XD and I first heard the song in this Cartoon Network Groovie
This Groovy actually got me really interested in Soul Coughing later on. After listening to their other stuff; this is REALLY tame. Still though, Soul Coughing is awesome, and Cartoon Network is also awesome for showing it to me.
This is some excellent animation for its' day!! I LOVE IT..whoever penciled this was trippin', the 1st time I seen this on Boomerang..I thought I was trippin'.
This is the reason why people say nothing beats the classics. It's great and easily enjoyable. Too bad most cartoons nowadays don't make things as easy to enjoy as this.
Yeah. I saw this when I was nine, I got the album when I was twelve. Couldn't stop listening to it. TMBG had quite a few songs in some cartoons, too. (E.G., Tiny Toons.)
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The clown frantically picking up his car and running with it still makes me laugh to this day. The song fits that moment perfectly.
Best part is that he was winning until Betty blew away everyone with a sneeze
Never skip leg day, lads
This captivate me when I was a kid. Because it was unusual, and not just for the black and white... I guess it was the dark vibe of the song mixed with the crazy style of an old cartoon (everything fits so well). Not creepy at all (to me at least), it was just so fascinating to see.
Totally agree with you!
I feel the exact same way back then my dude...
Check out The Dead Pirates + the solo work of their front man, mcbess.
Exactly this was my favorite
It sure was 🤯
Total drum & bass influence. This song is totally ahead of its time believe it or not. Still sounds fresh. And the video is cool. When CN was in its golden age.
I believe Grooverider did a remix.
According to Wikipedia, they toured with DJ Krust and Die just before working on the album! Just read that and wow, completely badass. Optical was a producer on the album too. SO crazy
That bass sounds like a chainsaw
Maybe by a few years, but it matches the era. Wonder if you still use this account?
This and "Circles" were two of my favorite Groovies as a kid. But Cartoon Network rarely aired them, so it was a real treat when I saw them.
Thank goodness someone else said it
Huh. That’s odd. This never happened to me… 🤔
This music video mesmerized me as I kid. I fought so hard to stay up late and get a chance to watch this.
Me too bro 🫶🏾
I'm so embarrassed this is the first time I've ever seen this where did you guys used to see it on TV?
@@kidkique me too, I never knew this existed.
It aired primarily late night on Cartoon Network but it did occasionally pop out during the day.
It was policy in the original days to only air black and white at night because Ted Turner had his issues with black and white. There were some attempts to bring black and white to daytime but they never took.
The bass is killin it in this song!
It's almost bizarre just how well the music and the cartoon match up.
This Betty boop cartoon was animated to match a music. My guess would be the songs are in the same time
Crazy.
mUcH wOw ¡
@@Irishhoundyou think a song produced in the early 2000's came from the same time period as Betty Boop?
Are you autistic or just retarded...?
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So awesome, yet so creepy. I remember this groovie would play really late at night around 11 or 12.
Yup!
Soooo why was it creepy again?
+Charles Smith Simple. It has clips from "Betty Boop's Big Kerchoo", which is in black & white!
+Charles Smith must each moment we watch these black and white cartoons they had all that what the fuckerie
anyone got that like racing and use this song on the track or just me
2022 and Here I'm, almost crying for the good memories it gave me. I love this video
Literally, me too bro
🥺
Same for me...
Ya somos dos 😢😢
I loved this song as kid.
Same here. I feel like a old man reminiscing about my childhood. Lol.
that the 90 beat that they don't have now days
Me too
Me too
Best thing about these is they all actually showed up on Cartoon Network and Boomerang. Why can't we have glorious stuff like this again?
I blame everything on the Supreme Court decision to fuck over AL Gore, then Bush not listening to Clinton about the terrorist attack that had been planned that they intercepted Intel. Bush ignored it 911 and then everyone lost their collective shit and we couldn't have nice things anymore 😢
My favorite of all the groovies.
Same here
Still slaps 23 years later!! I can imagine this playing between commercials for the Rainbow Art set and that “100 songs for kids” or whatever commercial that played like every commercial break at this time.
You just unlocked a memory for me just now. That rainbow set commercial was oddly addictive and I remember that fish to this day
I love that this song is strictly about drug use, and Cartoon Network still chose to use it. Soul Coughing was a fantastic band, and Cartoon Network throughout the 90s was my favorite channel by far.
This music video was legitimately my first exposure to Betty Boop who is now one of my favorite classic cartoon characters. Betty deserves better than what she’s got right now and deserves a comeback
Mine was one of those old compilation cartoons, though i didn't realize it was Betty Boop's setting at the time. It was the side character Grampy giving out Christmas gifts to orphans.
Well the hays code is long gone and Betty boop IS now on public domain, so maybe that one Day when this current Crisis in Hollywood is over:we can see Betty boop and Many other animated characters making their grand return! Right?
This song hits harder than most know!... This was one of the many childhood moments i got to share with my moms and she absolutely loved these shorts! Especially this one because it was a bettie boop cartoon!!
This changed my life, no joke. Groundbreaking. It inspires me to this day and has a place in my soul!
Man I miss the old cartoon network :(
pinhead larry me too
Me too
You and me both
Me too
You and me both
I knew this was around somewhere!!!! all these years I thought I made it up! I was so young. I still am but still
This was my fav as a kiddddd
I'm speechless... I don't really remember if i listened this as a kid, i think i did just a couple times, but THIS IS AWESOME!!! the music, the experimental sound, the cartoon. Amazing how we grew up watching a creative and experimental cartoon network. Proud of having being a kid in the golden era of cn.
Yeah me too pal, this song isn't so familiar to me, I think barely heard this in my childhood but wow song is catchy and pretty nice.
I grew up during the mid but dying era of boomerang as the classics were slowly going away and it turned into a channel where Cartoon Network dumps their new leftover junk no one wants to watch.
This one is the classic.
Que recuerdos, esta la escuchaba casi todo el tiempo cuando veía CN, no se pero me gustaba repetir una y otra vez ♫I'm rolling♫ cancion perfecta para el capitulo de Betty Boop ¿A ustedes que le gusta de la cancíon?
esta wea de comercial no me dejo dormir por una semana
El video es super vintage, la canción tiene un ritmo tan fresco que es muy pegajosa, suele ser sombria pero es muy genial.
A mí me encantaba esta canción xD es tan pegajosa y tan rara a la vez! Y es que lo curioso es que todo encaja la animación toda bizarra y la canción 😹😹
This reminds me when I used to stay up to watch midnight black and white and O Canada
Yeah! I remember they used to play this groovie late at night as well.
The scenes of this video pretty well personify the struggles of what goes on inside my head when the adhd hits. I often sing this to myself to help stay on track.
Man I've been looking for this video for a while!
Man I remember this! This use to be my favorite Cartoon Network Groovies. I use to stay up late just for this video, NICE JOB!
Me too I love this song when I was a kid
I can't help but wonder if kids, even back in the 90s, had any idea who Betty Boop was. I suppose every kid would recognize her from her cameo in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," but aside from that, how many were actually familiar with her?
Raving Rando I had a chance to watch her cartoons on VHS, and a few networks that had the rights to show her. In the 80s she was super trendy and i had a babysitter who was obsessed. I love Betty!
Well, when walking in downtown of where I live, there was a lot stuff with her name and face on it(purses, wallets, umbrellas, shirts, etc.) I think I may have watched some of her cartoons in the 2000s. That's all I can think of.
Being born in 95, I knew who she was, but that could be for many reasons. That could be because I liked watching Popeye and probably saw a Betty boop cartoon. My sister did have a betty boop blanket with her name on it. Or I could’ve learned about her watching ToonHeads. It’s just one of things I just always knew about
Back in the 90's and early 00's, both Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. deliberately paid a lot of reverence to old cartoons like Looney Toons, Tom & Jerry, Tex Avery, etc. I'd suspect plenty of kids then, even tangentially, knew who Betty Boop was by virtue of the fact that they knew of the era of cartoons she came from.
As far as kids today are concerned, I'm willing to bet a lot of kids found out about her through the Cuphead game.
15 here. Saw her on a lot of merchandise, and knew she was related to Popeye somehow. Never seen any of her cartoons but I've seen Popeye.
This is the only groovie I never watched as a kid but come on!!! Why did this never air in the 2000’s?! I know it’s old but wow is this amazing.
This is like the father of wacky racers
What are you talking about it did came on Cartoon Network Groovie in the early 2000s during the commercial breaks
2:34 l like how he has that whole "l knew buying that wheel switching sides on a car thing was a smart move!" self pleased smile there, XD
My first time as a kid watching this I thought "there's no way Betty Bop wins this race" but then she did it and I was so happy that this became my favorite groovie along with the Teen Titans one
Genuinely appreciate the fact that this song is about being high on ecstasy didn't dissuade the folks at CN from making this.
La mejor epoca de cartoon network sin duda alguna.
Nostalgia o no 90-2007 fue una epoca muy memorable de los dibujos para niños. Desde Cartoon hasta Nickelodeon (Sin olvidar Fox kids). Hoy en dia de series buenas solo seria Cartoon el que se levanta, que Nickelodeon solo son shows con actores poco interesantes y Disney es la misma onda de explotar sus Sagas famosas (Y shows actuados que no son nada llamativos para mi).
Disney tiene Gravity Falls y otros shows interesantes, el hecho de que muchos no los disfruten y prefieran los shows antiguos es simplemente porque ya no tienen edad para emocionarse con series animadas.
La edad no es un papel muy importante en la calidad de las series que se transmiten. Jovenes y viejos pueden verlo sin problemas (Yo aun sigo viendo). Pero la calidad en el contenido de estas series disminuyo, claro aun hay series interesantes y creativas como las que explicaste. Pero ese numero es menor que antes. La calidad de contenido es de menor importancia para estas empresas y su enfoque es lo que venda y enganche a los tele videntes. Nickelodeon es el ejemplo mismo de ello (Puedes acaso comparar la robot adolescente con ese breadwinners o Rock band en calidad de entretenimiento?). No puedes. La evidencia esta ahi, Disney comenzó con el furor de esas series actuadas y como funciona la competencia, Nickelodeon intentara lo mismo diezmando la calidad de sus series. Eso pasa en toda Industria de entretenimiento y como toda, la de los Dibujos tuvo su época dorada. Pero paso. Nada mas.
Hache-Hi Wattan Pues a mí me parece que shows como Hora de Aventura, Steven Universe, Gumball, Un Show Más, Over the Garden Wall, Gravity Falls, Clarence, Rick and Morty, Young Justice, Avatar y otros más son prueba suficiente de que las series animadas siguen teniendo una calidad excelente, y en algunos casos siendo mejores que otros shows clásicos (sí, acabo de decir eso). Y si bien es cierto que nickelodeon se volvió mierda pura, es curioso que no menciones a Cartoon Network, que hoy en día sigue teniendo shows interesantes y frescos. Y sí, sé que me vas a decir "pero CN tiene shows mierda como Tío Grandpa o Teen titans go", es cierto, pero también hay que tener en cuenta que esos shows son minoría, al igual que en el pasado cuando CN tenía shows mierda como Niño ardilla o Chowder, pero seguían siendo pocos shows los que eran malos
.
Tal vez tengas razón en eso que dices de que un show puede ser disfrutado por niños y adultos por igual, pero también es cierto que las críticas a las cosas nuevas casi siempre se dan por nostalgia. Tanto es así que para evaluar un show siempre tienen que estar comparándolo con los de antes.
Eso de que la época dorada de las series animadas acabó me parece muy exagerado. Yo diría que incluso los shows de ahora están abriéndose camino por lugares que los shows de antes no habían recurrido. Un universo tan rico y con giros argumentales sombríos en un show de comedia como Hora de Aventura es algo que nunca se había escuchado. O temas como por ejemplo la sexualidad eran imposibles de tocar en los 90 y principios de los 2000, pero ahora esos temas tienen cabida en shows como Steven Universe o Avatar la leyenda de Korra.
De nuevo, mi punto sigue en pie. La cantidad es menor, nunca di ejemplo con CN por que como dije en mi primer comentario, ahi aun hay series que mantienen la esencia creativa (Aun asi estan usando el recurso de reciclar series clasicas, claro es el ejemplo de las chicas superpoderosas). Claro que puede existir series mejores que las clásicas (No veo nada de malo en eso). Las series anteriores ya estaban abriéndose en temas poco tocadas en la sociedad, (Un gran ejemplo es invasor Zim y su critica social, las Chicas superpoderosas también tenían momentos así). Dio una puerta a las series modernas en temas mas interesantes y olvidados. Mi punto es que, como todo Industria, sea del cine, de los videojuegos. La de la series infantiles tuvo su época dorada, eso no evita que aun haya series buenas y de calidad, solo que a menor cantidad. Eso es lo que pasa ahora, nada mas. ¿Puede volver haber otra época así?. Posiblemente, pero las series clásicas han dado inspiración y punto de partida a las series modernas como Gunball y Un Show mas, eso no tiene nada de malo. Pero series como Avatar, Castores cascarrabias, Mansión foster, Rugrats, Los thornberrys, Samurai Jack, Jhonny bravo, El diario de ginger (Que puso una vista firme desde la perspectiva de una mujer adolecente de una forma muy artistica), La robot adolecente, Proyecto Lyoko, Kenan y Kel y muchisimos mas. Han quedado en el corazon de las personas no por nostalgia en general, sino por la calidad de sus shows. Las series que mencionaste tambien les puede pasar eso sin problema, por que son buenas series solo que hoy en dia, hay menos de esas "Buenas series".
Nice, man you got all the Cartoon Network song. I now know who to go to catch up on old memories.
We all seen the good old times of Cartoon network and now were the ones who are proud to say "Remember when this played on Cartoon network? Awesome times"
I been looking for this for years. When I first saw this as a kid, I thought it was so cool and I loved the song they played.
Years later, and I still listen to this
I literally drink too much and try to find this every 5 years or so. Finally remembered I made a bookmark like 17 years ago so here we are.
Found this track in my mp3 library, had to find this video and watch it again. This was one of those "jaw drop" videos when you saw it the first time back in the day.
Why do people say that this scared them or creeped them out? I thought this was awesome, plus I remember dancing to this lol.
I still dance to this lol
Still dancing 🕺
The judges look scary asf but Betty boop is adorable
Never underestimate the ability of the internet to reveal people were scared of something no one in your memory ever was.
It's kind of a dark sounding song and is paired with dark animation
this video is not only old, it was published a million years ago
The good old days
3:30 - Behold the ultimate horror that is... The Pig Squeezing Machine!
I mean I may have short term memory loss but it does seem to be an apparatus of some sort for creatures of the porcine persuasion.
The top tier of my life the moment I saw the video!
Blew my mind when I read the liner notes to Soul Coughing's Best Of album and learned this song was about being addicted to E.
Soul Coughing made a Betty Boop video so awesome with this song. Thanks for the post as this song is really awesome to listen to.
The sound quality is great!
When i listen to this song, i always imagine an scenario of a race but vintage themed with old cars and etc, it always touches my heart... the strange bass that sounds very good, i wonder how they made it but anyways, this song is beautiful and always great to take a ride or race!.
Thumbs up if you saw Betty Boop twerk
Yesss lol
Terrance Jordan Betty can get it! lmao 😭😂😭
She invented twerking
Crept back then they called it Scooty pootin!
This is awsome maaan.
For the one that put this up I thank you with all of my heart... I LOVE THIS SONG. I sing it idk how many times... (cries) I WANT THE OLD CARTOONETWORK BACK DAMNIT
toda mi infancia
en...3:29 minutos
como pasa el tiempo loco
Hola que hace
Han pasado 7 años desde que escribiste esto bro
I love to hear this music because it is many years ago! brings me memories of my childhood ...
When Cartoon Network was just Popeye and Hanna Barbara! Miss those days!
That's way back!
+U.C. BEATS Heh, love it though!
I know but Betty boop did not air on cartoon network & boomerang but the new logo maybe is gotta air some but Popeye Hanna Barbara's & cartoon network gang's they not on boomerang anymore but the amazing world of gumball and courage the cowardly dog still on there Warner Bros too but johnny test I like that show and all of them
Like I said in the above post, Betty Boop DID air on CN on Late Night Black and White.
Gumball is a great cartoon, just reminiscent. When CN came out, Popeye and other cartoons of that era were all they showed, and it introduced me to the greatest period of animation.
Yeah I used to record this track off the TV with my cassette recorder and wired lav mic and it sounded pretty good for the time. Didn't have any other way as this TV was connected straight to the cable with no box.
A microphone is fancy. 😁 I could only record the radio to tape. Ended up recording Dr. Demento. 🤪🙃
@@ZephyrAvoxel I recorded tons of stuff off the radio when I was young, often just recording from the radio speaker to the mic on the tape recorder. Sometimes it didn't sound that bad. That ended when I went to digital and found devices with FM radio built-in and can record. If I had to I could just hook my Sony digital voice recorder to my radio by a cable and record straight to stereo MP3.
It's like i'm in the late 90's again..... thank you for posting this.
sweetness in the making here
2024 still think about this nostalgia
This and waking around in circles 😅
Damn this gets deep
tenia años buscando este video... muy bueno...
LOL I always loved this song,and when I heard this in Candy's Soundtrack I've gone all "OMG IT'S ROLLING!I LOVE THAT SONG!" yeah XD and I first heard the song in this Cartoon Network Groovie
I've been looking for this. That nostalgia...
I want The Original Cartoon Network Groovies back😎🙏🤞
The best CN Groove yet they hardly ever played it
my god i finally found this ❤ i love it
Me gusta la canción!
Y que nostalgia encontrar este video T-T
si ;-;
😢😢😢
😿😿😿
Karla Lopez veía esto porque a mi mamá le gusta betty boop
X2
Omg I used to sit in front of the tv all day waiting for them to show this one lmao
This Groovy actually got me really interested in Soul Coughing later on. After listening to their other stuff; this is REALLY tame. Still though, Soul Coughing is awesome, and Cartoon Network is also awesome for showing it to me.
I adore this
This is some excellent animation for its' day!! I LOVE IT..whoever penciled this was trippin', the 1st time I seen this on Boomerang..I thought I was trippin'.
This is the Best groovie and should be the hall of fame
The memories 😂😢
Now this how you do classics like this, CN was awesome back then.
Every year my choreography evolves with this song. That's how timeless this song is.
My childhood song 😍
damn I remember this thing
Me too.
I've been looking for this for years..Finally found it.
This takes me back to when I was a kid and watched GOOD Cartoon Network shows.
The music video introduced me the Fleishers' Cartoons
oh gosh i haven't seen this in years :) so many memories of old cartoon network
Sweet sweet memories! :'D
No se porque me siento tan atraído a las caricaturas de esa época.
Por que era la mejor época
CARTOON NETWORK.
Lost memory recovered.
2020 and this still my favorite song! Who else is scrolling down memory during this lame ass pandemic?
Cuando la esencia de Cartoon Network estaba en su originalidad y estética T-T
Era lo mejor de su época :/
so nostalgic...
listening to this during quarantine, this was the good shit bruv
wow conque asi se siente estar viejo, recuerdo que llegaba del cole directo a la tele haha varias veces me topé con este groovie :D
This was one of the best ones by animation 💕
This is the reason why people say nothing beats the classics.
It's great and easily enjoyable. Too bad most cartoons nowadays don't make things as easy to enjoy as this.
Sssssssssssssssssiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!! Este lo busqué muuuucho!!! Por fin! *____*
Yeah. I saw this when I was nine, I got the album when I was twelve. Couldn't stop listening to it.
TMBG had quite a few songs in some cartoons, too. (E.G., Tiny Toons.)
3:05-3:06 FUS RO DAH
Terrance Jordan She was unloading the Thu'um before it was cool.
BlackBlood15532 Betty Boop: The first female dragonborn
My man!
Recordando mi infancia....
Que buenos tiempos fueron siempre lo recordaré....
yes this was from during a while ago & is really historic to me from these past years
nice & great
golden time when boomerang was still showing the great cartoons
Another Soul Coughing song to dance to... I wish I was 10 again.... :D
i misseed this song
Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. This video wins youtube.
keep on rollin baby