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I was exercising to a playlist with that song when my 4 year old wandered in and heard it and thought it was a very funny song. So funny that he would randomly yell SHAKE THAT HEALTHY BUTT every so often in public until he forgot about it.
I miss the 90's so much. Those were the best times of my life. It was so much better in the 90s then now. Easier times and wish I could go back to then.
Man I hated that song. My mom used to make my siblings and I dance to it all the time. The original not the remix. When I was little I didn't understand the lyrics, but as I got older I did. Never knew that it was about girl cheating on her bf.😂
@matt Lol okay, no need to rain on people's parades. Sure, have your opinion but music isn't meant to be so constricted to the present... We literally live an in age where you can look up super old songs that's the parents of the kids these days weren't even alive for... You're narrow-minded. Music is to be all-consumed. Enjoy this era.
29 (30 in May) and I agree! I wasn't really cognizant around this time but 90's music has a way of being like a time machine and taking me back to simpler times (I'm also recently experiencing this with 00's music too).
@matt You sound like your past was incredibly rubbish or you never lived through the 90s for you to know how good it was. A lot of people here had the best of memories in the 90s (me included) and most times we’d love to relive those moments through music, movies, games and other mediums. Lighten up after all you watched this video didn’t you?!?
Most of these songs are the soundtracks of my teen life. And I still listen to it all, and im in my 40s. 90s RnB, Hip-Hop and Pop Rock are the best back then.
For some reason when my little sister was about 5-6 years old she was obsessed with 'No Rain'- she was way too young to understand it was a more sad/somber song but she just thought it was catchy so she'd get all excited whenever it came on. When I've asked her if she remembers how much she loved it now she has no clue what I'm talking about but the song has a spot in my heart having such a funny memory from when she was little 😂
Started the 90's in NYC (finishing college). Then went back to my hometown of Boston for a while, followed by a move to the Berkshires (western MA). Mid 90's was grad school in San Diego, and I finished out the decade in L.A. Each of these songs reminds me of a different city.
@@matthewklein660 Perhaps having another number one with Deeply Dippy, plus another hit with Don't Talk Just Kiss, went against their one hit wonder status.
I love the fact that Chumbawumba’s Tubthumping is a song that teaches people not to give up no matter what happens. The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t gonna ruin any of my dreams!
I was 13 and under for this decade. 13 at the end of it in 99,and yeah, this is my youth here. I watched all these videos every single one. I loved music then, and now
Some other classic one hit wonders: The Verve Pipe - The Freshmen The Refreshments - Banditos Seven Mary Three - Cumbersome Spin Doctors - Two Princes Veruca Salt - Seether Deep Blue Something - Breakfast at Tiffany's
...can I add "Who let the dogs out", the Bow Wow boys. Blur, Song 2. I think the lead singer from OMC died from kidney failure, and the rest of the group disbanded. The Verve and Macy Playground bring back memories ❤️
Whoomp! There It Is was a great hype song of 90s. Don't get me started on the duo's brief cameo in that Geico ad. It's just that good. And, let's not forget "You Get What You Give" by New Radicals. Totally rad song to embrace your independence in your teens and ponder life in many ways.
I have other ones that you didn't include in your list: Pump up the Jam - Technotronic Groove is in the Heart - Dee - Lite Life is a Highway - Tom Cochrane Walking in Memphis - Marc Cohn Get Ready 4 This - 2 Unlimited I'm Too Sexy - Right Said Fred Cotton Eyed Joe - Rednex Kiss Me - Sixpence None the Richer Crush - Jennifer Paige Song 2 - Blur MMM Bop - Hanson Barbie Girl - Aqua I'm Blue (Da ba dee) - Eiffel 65 She's so High - Tal Bachman In my opinion these are my favourites that you missed. Can I just say that the 90s were the best decade ever?!
I miss the 90's. The music - all of the genre's had real generational artists emerge in the 90's. The cars. The styles. The movies/TV shows. It really was a great decade to grow up in and look back on in so many ways.
IKR Kyle. Mainstream music became garbage after 2003. Long live 1970-2003 mainstream music. Screw 2004-present mainstream music. BTW don't forget food and drinks from the '90s too, dude.
Oh man you got me to comment twice in one video. The Macarena was taught to us in elementary school. We even performed it for out families. It was one of my safest moments of life till recently when my sister and my oldest niece realized it worked for where song in 4/4 time.
My fave song on this list is ‘Torn’! These are the others I like on the list: ‘Baby Got Back’, ‘Whoomp! (There it is)’, ‘Closing Time’, ‘Jump Around’, ‘Macarena’, ‘Bitter Sweet Symphony’, ‘Tubthumping’, ‘No Rain’ and ‘What Is Love?’!
@Dominick Ruocco From a musical standpoint, I completely agree with your view. However, when you look at other things, such as TV shows, movies, games, etc., a debate can be certainly sparked.
Man these songs definitely brought me back to my childhood I truly believe this was the last decade for great music you had everything hip hop, grunge, dance, pop so many varieties it wasn't one dimensional
I agree even tho 2000-2003 mainstream music was still okay. 2003 was the last good year of mainstream, 2004 is where mainstream became trash and continues today.
One of The Verve's songs reached #1 in the UK and it wasn't Bitter Sweet Symphony. Most of these I do know for one hit even if Natalie Imbruglia had a few top tens. I also remember Amnesia (and Homophobia) by Chumbawumba.
That's an awesome list! They all bring me back 20 year old memories of signing and listening to them. All but the #2 song. I hadn't ever heard of it, and it in general. Not sure if I liked it when I did hear it either
The only decade better than the '80s was the '90s. I was old enough to drink and party it up all night. "Jump" and "Whoomp There It Is" were unifying forces at the club, where everybody moved as one organism. One tune that could have made this list was "James Brown is Dead," which was about as played to death at the dance clubs as "What's Going On?" was at grunge bars.
I love love love this!! I graduated high school and got married in the 90s. I still know all of these songs by heart. You can add "Rebirth of Slick (Cool like Dat)," by Diggable Planets to the next one. I can't leave that out of any 90s playlist.
Return of the mack holds up so well I didn't even know it was a nineties song. I was born in 1998, so I grew up 2000's. I was genuinely surprised to see a song I thought came out like 2007 or something to be a nineties song instead
@@gemmalow6515 Interesting story. I was born in 1997 and I also thought that some songs were from the 2000s, when they clearly weren't. For example, I always thought that Vaya Con Dios's "Puerto Rico" song was from the 2000s, but in reality, I found out that it was from 1987, in fact.
Sina wasn't a part of OMC, she just featured on the track, OMC was Pauly and their producer. He wrote a book about how the song came to be and gives an overview on how OMC came to be. Believe it or not, the album itself as a whole is really really good. One of my all time faves. If you listen to How Bizarre, then the track before it, you'll get the answer to How Bizarre when they say ''want to know the rest, by the rights how bizarre''
Chumbawumba - Tubthumper was one of the best albums of the 90's. My buddy actually wore out his cassette tape....I know it's rediculous. I miss the 1990's.
If someone would have asked me if I thought "What is Love" would be number one on this list I would have said noooo...YEEESS! Aw man! Gets em every time!
I got sick of “baby’s got back” playing on repeat from my neighbor. I took my own copy and dropped our rotary ☎️ on top, cracking it. Upon inspection…it still played but all other tracks were DONE. That’s gotta tell you something…..
Y'all, Sex and Candy gets played in Canada less than Closing Time and the singer hangs out playing poker in Toronto. No business ranking it top 5 over New Radicals and Natalie Imbruglia. LEN at 3? What is love as the best one hit wonder? I don't even think of it first when contemplating this topic. Right songs, wrong order. Did you throw darts? LOL
@Jim Atkins Yeah, same here. Could have replaced one of the songs on the list with this. Marc Cohn's version of the song, which is the original, is absolutely awesome, but I also love Cher's version of the song. However, Cher is not a one-hit wonder, so her version wouldn't count.
Great video. But I have to disagree about Lisa Loeb, even by your revised definition of what a “one hit wonder” is. She had quite a few more hits after that song. And she continues to record to this day. She is a cat-eye-glasses goddess.
When I was in middle school and high school during the 90a there was a dance version of What’s Up that was popular at the dances and I’d always go crazy whenever they played it
I grew up in the 90s... And have never heard of three of these from your top 5... Love the rest though... And that #1 is still impossible to not react to... Love it.
@Matthew Rowlett Same here. I've never heard of songs 2 to 5 in the list and a number of others on the list. However, I absolutely love What's Up, Tubthumping, Torn and What is Love.
The weird thing about Snow and "Informer" is that he actually was involved with a gang while living in a neighborhood with a huge Jamaican population and actually spent time in prison for stabbing two guys in a bar fight because some other guy snitched on him. I never would have guessed that whitebread looking dude had some legitimate street cred.
I enjoyed several of these songs in their time but none has ever impacted me as much as blind melon no rain. When that song came out I got the CD and I would blare it as loud as I could first thing in the morning and I would listen to it every single day to help me get into a better mood whatever. To this day if I'm having a really crappy day that's usually my go-to.
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@@harjonotanuwira8226 nope
@@harjonotanuwira8226 who asked . Your comment has nothing to do with the video.
Bittersweet Symphony
Where's Donna lewis???
Sir Mix-A-Lot’s “Baby Got Back” is still one of the best hip hop and also the funniest songs ever made.
Then I got high, is a close second.(funny wise)
And when others use his song I'm sure he is still getting paid 💰
I was exercising to a playlist with that song when my 4 year old wandered in and heard it and thought it was a very funny song. So funny that he would randomly yell SHAKE THAT HEALTHY BUTT every so often in public until he forgot about it.
But he also had my hooptie and rippin as hits
Listen to Richard cheese's cover lol
Jesus … I miss the 90s. Getting wasted and dancing was so fun … the world wasn’t fucked up yet
You can blame 9/11 for that, dude.
Social media actually
9/11 did it first actually. Followed by corporate greed and social media.
Well, there was the whole World War 2 thing.
Well not nearly as fucked up
I miss the 90's so much. Those were the best times of my life. It was so much better in the 90s then now. Easier times and wish I could go back to then.
social media and smartphones destroyed our society lol
Same here for sure
@@gundam0816 IKR J.
Don't worry, RUclips is our time machine. Thanks, dude.
@@derreckblaise I hear that.
The fact that Macarena was WAY bigger than any modern viral dance without the help of the internet is truly insane
Man I hated that song. My mom used to make my siblings and I dance to it all the time. The original not the remix. When I was little I didn't understand the lyrics, but as I got older I did. Never knew that it was about girl cheating on her bf.😂
My favorite one hit wonder from the 90s (and maybe my favorite song in the world) is Breakfast at Tiffany’s by Deep Blue Something
Totally. A major oversight on this list. Rick Beato had it on his top 20 90's one hit list.
I’m 38 yrs old and I didn’t want this list to end.
It was very satisfying (49 here).
@matt Lol okay, no need to rain on people's parades. Sure, have your opinion but music isn't meant to be so constricted to the present... We literally live an in age where you can look up super old songs that's the parents of the kids these days weren't even alive for... You're narrow-minded. Music is to be all-consumed. Enjoy this era.
29 (30 in May) and I agree! I wasn't really cognizant around this time but 90's music has a way of being like a time machine and taking me back to simpler times (I'm also recently experiencing this with 00's music too).
@matt You sound like your past was incredibly rubbish or you never lived through the 90s for you to know how good it was. A lot of people here had the best of memories in the 90s (me included) and most times we’d love to relive those moments through music, movies, games and other mediums. Lighten up after all you watched this video didn’t you?!?
I’m 65 yrs old and I didn’t want this list to end either!
Most of these songs are the soundtracks of my teen life. And I still listen to it all, and im in my 40s. 90s RnB, Hip-Hop and Pop Rock are the best back then.
For some reason when my little sister was about 5-6 years old she was obsessed with 'No Rain'- she was way too young to understand it was a more sad/somber song but she just thought it was catchy so she'd get all excited whenever it came on. When I've asked her if she remembers how much she loved it now she has no clue what I'm talking about but the song has a spot in my heart having such a funny memory from when she was little 😂
I was neighbors with the bee girl a long time ago, and didn't realize it until way after I moved in.
Started the 90's in NYC (finishing college). Then went back to my hometown of Boston for a while, followed by a move to the Berkshires (western MA). Mid 90's was grad school in San Diego, and I finished out the decade in L.A. Each of these songs reminds me of a different city.
"Steal My Sunshine" is my happy song. when it plays my wife and daughters automatically proclaim, "Dad's happy song",
You forgot Criss-cross' "Jump" (They are now music producers) and The Proclaimers' "500 Miles" (Their only hit in the States)
500 Miles was released in 1988
@rachele3334 yes it was released in August of 1988 but it wasn't until it appeared in a movie in 1993 that it was released in North America.
Jump was pretty good and does fit this for sure!😆😆😆
“What is Love.”
“Mr. Vain.”
“Jump Around.”
“Baby Got Back.”
Love these 4 good songs back in the ‘90s.
Like almost literally the 90's dance cd you could order on the TV back in the day
don't forget return of the mack
“What is Love.” is crap. worst 1993 song. Heart-shaped box' forever! 💖💖💖
How is Right Said Fred not on this list???
@@matthewklein660 Perhaps having another number one with Deeply Dippy, plus another hit with Don't Talk Just Kiss, went against their one hit wonder status.
I love the fact that Chumbawumba’s Tubthumping is a song that teaches people not to give up no matter what happens. The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t gonna ruin any of my dreams!
I love the fact Professor Brian Cox is in it.
For me, that song will always be remembered as the FIFA WC98 game theme
Anyone remember Jimmy Ray’s “Are you Jimmy Ray?” That was another awesome one hit wonder of the 90s.
Who wants to know? 😅
🙋🏾♀️
Jimmy Ray?
Every song on this list bring up a flashback to where I was and what I was doing when I first heard it. Pure nostalgia.
I was 13 and under for this decade. 13 at the end of it in 99,and yeah, this is my youth here. I watched all these videos every single one. I loved music then, and now
I was 15 in 99 my childhood best music ever glad I was born in the 80s
Me too I'm glad was born in 82 and enjoy these songs!!! I was 17 in 99
I wish it was 99
@@TrevorEst1994 bittersweet:)
I was around the same age as you! I loved so many of these songs.
Some other classic one hit wonders:
The Verve Pipe - The Freshmen
The Refreshments - Banditos
Seven Mary Three - Cumbersome
Spin Doctors - Two Princes
Veruca Salt - Seether
Deep Blue Something - Breakfast at Tiffany's
veruca salt had all hail me
Toadies- Possum Kingdom
Toad the Wet Sprocket - All I Want and Walk on the Ocean. Those songs were everywhere! But I guess that makes them Two Hit Wonders, so....
Most of these songs that come up has certain memories running through my head
This is basically the sound track of any Comedy, Drama or Action movie from the 90’s to early 00’s. Damn I wish I could go back in time.
Those songs 🎵 brought back some good memories
I thought I was so cool learning the lyrics to Informer. I still remember them. lol
Lisa Loab had another song. I dunno HOW big of a hit it actually was, but I heard it a lot for a while: "I do"
Our favorite song we can dance to, "What Is Love?" (1993) by Haddaway, the number one best 90s One Hit Wonder and that takes the cake
I much prefer the entirely different
'80s hit "What Is Love" by Howard Jones.
Brings back memories of being in my 20s and going to the club. Surviving on 4 hours of sleep. Makes me feel old in my 50s.
Same here. ☺️
Me too
I wish Euro-dance would make a comeback.
Euro-dance is the best!
Shit like Milk Inc, Sylver...
Good times
Awesome list, thank you ❤
These are all certified hood classics
...can I add "Who let the dogs out", the Bow Wow boys. Blur, Song 2. I think the lead singer from OMC died from kidney failure, and the rest of the group disbanded. The Verve and Macy Playground bring back memories ❤️
Whoomp! There It Is was a great hype song of 90s. Don't get me started on the duo's brief cameo in that Geico ad. It's just that good.
And, let's not forget "You Get What You Give" by New Radicals. Totally rad song to embrace your independence in your teens and ponder life in many ways.
I have other ones that you didn't include in your list:
Pump up the Jam - Technotronic
Groove is in the Heart - Dee - Lite
Life is a Highway - Tom Cochrane
Walking in Memphis - Marc Cohn
Get Ready 4 This - 2 Unlimited
I'm Too Sexy - Right Said Fred
Cotton Eyed Joe - Rednex
Kiss Me - Sixpence None the Richer
Crush - Jennifer Paige
Song 2 - Blur
MMM Bop - Hanson
Barbie Girl - Aqua
I'm Blue (Da ba dee) - Eiffel 65
She's so High - Tal Bachman
In my opinion these are my favourites that you missed.
Can I just say that the 90s were the best decade ever?!
Don't forget Mambo#5 by Lou Vega and Mmbop by Hanson
Everything But The Girl "Missing."
They needed a top 30 or 40 for this decade
@@danidobson88 I agree. There are just so many good ones.
Sunny Came Home by Shawn Colvin, One Headlight by Wallflowers, and Freshmen by The Verve Pipe are also honorable mentions!
I miss the 90's. The music - all of the genre's had real generational artists emerge in the 90's. The cars. The styles. The movies/TV shows. It really was a great decade to grow up in and look back on in so many ways.
IKR Kyle. Mainstream music became garbage after 2003. Long live 1970-2003 mainstream music. Screw 2004-present mainstream music.
BTW don't forget food and drinks from the '90s too, dude.
I think there’s a song about missing or loveing the 90’s. I can’t remember whichever it is, but I KNOW that there is a song surrounding this idea
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The Top 20 Best One-Hit Wonders of the '90s:
20. "WHAT'S UP? (WHAT'S GOING ON?)" (1993)
4 Non 👱 Blondes™
19. "👶 BABY GOT BACK" (1992)
Sir Mix-a-Lot™
18. "STAY (I MISSED YOU)" (1994)
Lisa Loeb™
17. "READY TO GO" (1996) Republica™
(Commercial Break)
16. "WHOOMP! (THERE IT IS)" (1993) Tag Team™
15. "CLOSING TIME" (1998) 🚛 Semisonic™
14. "TORN" (1997) Natalie Imbruglia™
13. "JUMP AROUND" (1992) 🏠 House of Pain™
12. "RETURN OF THE MACK" (1996)
Mark Morrison™
11. "MACARENA (BAYSIDE 👦 BOYS MIX)" (1996)
Los del Rio™
10. "BITTER SWEET SYMPHONY" (1997)
The Verve™
9. "TUBTHUMPING" (1997) Chumbawamba™
8. "YOU GET WHAT YOU GIVE" (1998)
New Radicals™
7. "HOW BIZARRE" (1995) OMC™
6. "MR. VAIN" (1993) Culture Beat™
(Commercial Break)
5. "SEX AND 🍬 CANDY" (1997)
Marcy Playground™
4. "NO RAIN" (1993) Blind 🍈 Melon™
3. "STEAL MY 🌞 SUNSHINE" (1999) Len™
2. "INFORMER" (1993) Snow™
1. "WHAT IS 💘 LOVE" (1993) Haddaway™
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Oh man you got me to comment twice in one video. The Macarena was taught to us in elementary school. We even performed it for out families. It was one of my safest moments of life till recently when my sister and my oldest niece realized it worked for where song in 4/4 time.
I bet every kid that grew up in the 90's still knows how to do the Macerena 🤣
Every kid knows the macerena. Still a huge staple of school dances to this day.
Actually, no 😄 i was 10 when it became a fad and always refused to do it.
Agree!
It's still around
Not just every kid - most adults too! Anyone who went to clubs or parties in the 90s learned how to do the Macarena. I’m 65 today and can still do it!
MOJO should have another 20 more best one hit wonders .
they don't plenty already
@@jimbo9208 Well, they kind of do have a lot of them. I wish they could move on and do other types of lists.
"Tag team back again..."
Nobody knew they were ever even here & after that one hit they just left again 🙄😄
😑🤣
My fave song on this list is ‘Torn’! These are the others I like on the list: ‘Baby Got Back’, ‘Whoomp! (There it is)’, ‘Closing Time’, ‘Jump Around’, ‘Macarena’, ‘Bitter Sweet Symphony’, ‘Tubthumping’, ‘No Rain’ and ‘What Is Love?’!
Return Of The Mack, Ready To Go, What's Up deserve to be top 5
The 80's and 90's are just superior decades! 💯
@Dominick Ruocco From a musical standpoint, I completely agree with your view. However, when you look at other things, such as TV shows, movies, games, etc., a debate can be certainly sparked.
@@Andrew_trollino344 '70s and early '00s too, Andrew.
'70s and early 2000s too, Dominick.
The 90's was the last truly great decade of music
I could not agree more!
Even as a proud 80’s kid…
I reckon you’re correct!!
@@BRO77TX glad im a 80s kid grew up in 90s
Only if you were born in the 80s.
@@barbarabavier675 80s/90s were both wonderful for music and tv :3 i miss them :(
Definitely brings back memories and I enjoy listening to many of these songs to this day !
I love these songs. And I'm going to continue loving these songs eventhough I can't remember them days later.❤ 🕷🕸🧙♂️
Man these songs definitely brought me back to my childhood I truly believe this was the last decade for great music you had everything hip hop, grunge, dance, pop so many varieties it wasn't one dimensional
I agree even tho 2000-2003 mainstream music was still okay. 2003 was the last good year of mainstream, 2004 is where mainstream became trash and continues today.
We use to buy the whole album just for that one song back in the 90s , me siento viejo
I loved the 90’s I wish it could come back.
90's eurodance had so underrated female singers. I love the music of this decade. Great pop, eurodance, alternative rock and r&b.
Haddaway’s “What is Love” is still one of my 200 most favorite songs of all time.
😁
Post your list,so that everyone can find the songs any if they missed
One of The Verve's songs reached #1 in the UK and it wasn't Bitter Sweet Symphony. Most of these I do know for one hit even if Natalie Imbruglia had a few top tens. I also remember Amnesia (and Homophobia) by Chumbawumba.
Hate "Tubthumpin'", but love "Amnesia".
The original "Torn" was by Ednaswap.
@@laustcawz2089 Well the members of Ednaswap wrote it, but it had already been released in Danish before they got around to recording it.
House of Pain’s “Jump Around” is turning 30 this year.
😳
Fade into you... Mazzy star... 1993. One of the great songs of the 90s... should have made this list
My favourite one hit wonder is “Standing Outside A Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand” by Primitive Radio Gods
That's an awesome list! They all bring me back 20 year old memories of signing and listening to them. All but the #2 song. I hadn't ever heard of it, and it in general. Not sure if I liked it when I did hear it either
The only decade better than the '80s was the '90s. I was old enough to drink and party it up all night. "Jump" and "Whoomp There It Is" were unifying forces at the club, where everybody moved as one organism. One tune that could have made this list was "James Brown is Dead," which was about as played to death at the dance clubs as "What's Going On?" was at grunge bars.
I love love love this!! I graduated high school and got married in the 90s. I still know all of these songs by heart. You can add "Rebirth of Slick (Cool like Dat)," by Diggable Planets to the next one. I can't leave that out of any 90s playlist.
Great list! I would also add “If You Could Only See” by Tonic. Another great slice of post-grunge arena rock with a very memorable chorus.
I don't care what anyone say's, "Return of the Mac" is a jam to this day! Also, "No Rain" has always felt like it belongs in the experimental 60s!
Return of the mack holds up so well I didn't even know it was a nineties song. I was born in 1998, so I grew up 2000's. I was genuinely surprised to see a song I thought came out like 2007 or something to be a nineties song instead
@@gemmalow6515 me to
@@gemmalow6515 exept I was born in 2008
@@mythicwarrior302 even more of a testament to how well this song holds up
@@gemmalow6515 Interesting story. I was born in 1997 and I also thought that some songs were from the 2000s, when they clearly weren't. For example, I always thought that Vaya Con Dios's "Puerto Rico" song was from the 2000s, but in reality, I found out that it was from 1987, in fact.
I still have my original copy of that Republica CD. Still just as awesome now as it was then.
Baby Got Back is a masterpiece now and forever.
The way mr. robot used Len's Steal My Sunshine as a pivot of how to view Elliot blew my mind.
you guys should do one about underrated 90s cartoons. nobody's ever done that one, either.
You could do at least 5 of these lists from the 90s. Such a magical decade
Here here!!!!
Sina wasn't a part of OMC, she just featured on the track, OMC was Pauly and their producer. He wrote a book about how the song came to be and gives an overview on how OMC came to be. Believe it or not, the album itself as a whole is really really good. One of my all time faves. If you listen to How Bizarre, then the track before it, you'll get the answer to How Bizarre when they say ''want to know the rest, by the rights how bizarre''
Great video and I enjoyed it and have a blessed night
I swear "Return of the Mack" hung out in my head for about 20 years.
I can't stand that song!! It gets stuck in my head!
Same I love that song and I'm not afraid to admit it
Im nostalgic, thanks for making me feel old 🥺
I love most of these songs. I love and miss the 90's so much. The 80's were great too.
Chumbawumba - Tubthumper was one of the best albums of the 90's. My buddy actually wore out his cassette tape....I know it's rediculous. I miss the 1990's.
Don’t forget ACE OF BASE - the sign , it came out in 93 , the beat and vocals on that is 🔥🔥🔥
If someone would have asked me if I thought "What is Love" would be number one on this list I would have said noooo...YEEESS! Aw man! Gets em every time!
Thumbnail scared the hell out of me 💀
Rip. It reminds me of something out of a horror movie 😂☠️
Tubthumping
The 90’s was my childhood at the time
I got sick of “baby’s got back” playing on repeat from my neighbor. I took my own copy and dropped our rotary ☎️ on top, cracking it. Upon inspection…it still played but all other tracks were DONE. That’s gotta tell you something…..
No Eagle Eye Cherry??? I love his song Save Tonight. The video is really good too.
Well, KISS 99.3 plays Save Tonight
Damn my graduation decade, 1990 😆🤦🏾♂️. Bout to Playlist this🤷🏾♂️😆....seriously 🤫
October '97. Contiki European Escapade. BE544.
'Ready To Go' was the tour group's theme song. That song brings back five wonderful weeks of memories.
Republica's follow up Drop Dead Gorgeous was in the UK Top 10. Great video, hopefully another Top 20 is soon
Y'all, Sex and Candy gets played in Canada less than Closing Time and the singer hangs out playing poker in Toronto. No business ranking it top 5 over New Radicals and Natalie Imbruglia. LEN at 3? What is love as the best one hit wonder? I don't even think of it first when contemplating this topic. Right songs, wrong order. Did you throw darts? LOL
This was a perfect list. Thank you!
Ethan Hawke also directed Lisa Loeb’s video clip for “Stay” as well.
I would've thought that "Walking In Memphis" would've also made this list.
@Jim Atkins Yeah, same here. Could have replaced one of the songs on the list with this. Marc Cohn's version of the song, which is the original, is absolutely awesome, but I also love Cher's version of the song. However, Cher is not a one-hit wonder, so her version wouldn't count.
Great video. But I have to disagree about Lisa Loeb, even by your revised definition of what a “one hit wonder” is. She had quite a few more hits after that song. And she continues to record to this day. She is a cat-eye-glasses goddess.
Definite Nostalgia* 😌 🎶 Loving this list Thanks!👍💯
I'm a 75 yr old vet I liked the New Radicals I got them on my phone.
Snow's album title is one of the best of all time, 12 inches of snow, you can't beat that
I saw this list and I think you should've had Meredith Brooks's song "Bitch" on it
Pauly Fuemana leaves us way too early unfortunately, so they cannot score another hit again. But that whole OMC album is definitely worth a shot.
Ah, the 90's... when we actually hung out in the mall. Just roving herds of teenagers everywhere. I kinda miss those days, but only that aspect of it.
Fun video. A personal vote, one headlight from the wallflowers.
Counting Blue Cars -Dishwalla
Six Underground - Sneaker Pimps
Banditos - Refreshments
Cumbersome- 7 Mary 3
Bound For The Floor - Local H
Ah yes, Sir Mix-A-Lot... The reason I dropped my childhood nickname
Pauly Fuemana (the lead singer of OMC) unfortunately passed away in 2010 from a rare form of MS
When I was in middle school and high school during the 90a there was a dance version of What’s Up that was popular at the dances and I’d always go crazy whenever they played it
I grew up in the 90s... And have never heard of three of these from your top 5... Love the rest though... And that #1 is still impossible to not react to... Love it.
@Matthew Rowlett Same here. I've never heard of songs 2 to 5 in the list and a number of others on the list. However, I absolutely love What's Up, Tubthumping, Torn and What is Love.
The verve have loads of hits, the drugs dont work,sonnet,all the lovers, break the night with colour !!
I love the verve. Drugs don't work was their best song IMO.
I was a little kid in the 90's some good nostalgic times🎵
The weird thing about Snow and "Informer" is that he actually was involved with a gang while living in a neighborhood with a huge Jamaican population and actually spent time in prison for stabbing two guys in a bar fight because some other guy snitched on him. I never would have guessed that whitebread looking dude had some legitimate street cred.
I never do that
I enjoyed several of these songs in their time but none has ever impacted me as much as blind melon no rain. When that song came out I got the CD and I would blare it as loud as I could first thing in the morning and I would listen to it every single day to help me get into a better mood whatever. To this day if I'm having a really crappy day that's usually my go-to.
I can't hear "what's goin on" without seeing he-mans look of ecstasy.
I thought I was the only one 😂
DYK: Tag Team was the second rap group to sing Whoop There It Is. The 69 Boys did it first, but it became more main stream by Tag Team.