🎵 Neneh Cherry - Buffalo Stance REACTION

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[@monogramadikt5971]

her dad don cherry was also a well know musician

[@markrichardson3421]

It's gonna blow your mind when you find out she's Swedish.

[@BFKAnthony817]

Yup! I remember reading up about her. Though she moved to the UK I believe at an early age, some of her authentic Cockney accent shows through in the video. Around that time a LOT of Black Europeans would emulate an African-American accent in the music they made, as it was very popular at the time.

[@rikkimarsden1926]

i thought she was english, thats a london accent

[@markrichardson3421]

@@rikkimarsden1926 born Swedish but I think lived in London for a long time.

[@Freshninja4]

She from uk

[@normandavidtidiman9918]

@@Freshninja4 Born in Sweden,has a Swedish/African heritage,moved to the UK aged 15.

[@jjslickwood]

She's simply saying that she's not impressed by flashy dudes. "crocodile feet" = crocodile skin shoes.

[@greeneyesinfl9954]

This was huge in the MTV days. She is from Stockholm Sweden and here's what the song is about. The song title refers to "Buffalo", a group of photographers, models, musicians, hair and makeup artists, etc. formed by fashion stylist Ray Petri, of which group Cherry, Morgan, and McVey were all members.[3] A buffalo stance is, Cherry told The New York Times, "an attitude you have to have in order to get by. It's not about fashion but about survival in inner cities and elsewhere."[4] The song's title is also a reference to the Malcolm McLaren song "Buffalo Gals" (1983), which "Buffalo Stance" samples.[5] Other samples came from Rock Steady Crew's "Hey You", and the saxophone break is from the band Miami's song "Chicken Yellow" (1974).[6]

[@divadaisy6286]

"Buffalo stance" originally comes from a brand of jeans the fashionistas wore. Buffalo was a hot brand of jeans at the time.

[@RazbaqueDirge]

The Godmother of Triphop... the nurturer of The Bristol Sound. Eternal praise be to Neneh Cherry... she used the money she made off this release to fund Massive Attack's seminal Blue Lines album... when "Unfinished Sympathy" needed a real orchestra to play the string section because the synths "didn't sound right", she booked them a real orchestra... legend says, she even payed their rent so that they could focus on recording the album. All the love. 8)>

[@Music-tg5is]

Hope she gets a decent cut of the record sale profits.

[@frasercathygartside1356]

wow! thanks for the knowledge on this... I had no idea. it's a great tune and Massive Attack are a smart band -- good for Godmother indeed! peace.

[@garjones99]

@@frasercathygartside1356 The 'Wild Bunch' she references in the song are the pre Massive Attack graffiti gang/sound system in Bristol (including Tricky too).

[@frasercathygartside1356]

@@garjones99 more knowledge! thanks

[@Slasha3]

3D also wrote "Man Child" for her

[@BKLYN_TZU]

Neneh is a true pioneer not only in dance music but her style of singing & some of her self produced tracks help lay the foundation for what Massive Attack did with the whole Trip-Hop movement in the '90s her dad and her brother Eagle Eye Cherry created some of the best music in jazz & Alt Rock respectively.

[@nicksneddon2396]

Is that Mushroom in the video?

[@reighneedaze5876]

I think she helped fund them whey they started.

[@Bentzel75]

And she is swedish! Makes me so proud!

[@BrianKapellusch]

@@nicksneddon2396 yep! the "wild bunch" mentioned included the members of what would be massive attack as well as Nellee Hooper and others

[@gregorjohnston2391]

Tim Simenon aka Bomb the Bass is in the video

[@stevedotwood]

This was a huge hit in the 80s. Love Neneh and her brother Eagle Eye Sherry. Rap was fun then. She lived in London and Sweden. Her father was Don Cherry, the jazz musician

[@lumpyfishgravy]

Classic! I love the refrain in perfect cockney "wot is e loike?!"

[@2Quietus]

Haha, ok , "Crocodile Feet" is a reference to the hot thing in shoes during that time; i.e. Crocodile skin boots/shoes. I like your thoughts on it though....pretty funny!🤣🤣🤣 Also, Brad hit it with the "Buffalo stance". It's a tough arms crossed don't F with me look! 80's lingo!!!

[@mistateearuba]

Hmm, I think it was referring to Lacoste sneakers. (with the crocodile logo) Lacoste sneakers and polos were popular back then.

[@2Quietus]

@@mistateearuba Damn, I forgot all about those!! Yeh could be the Lacoste as well!

[@quintoblanco8746]

@@mistateearuba Selling fake Lacoste poloshirts was big business.

[@moonlily1]

Yeah, I was thinking of some guy wearing sandals with nasty feet.

[@Tkidddd]

Right, arms crossed.

[@joesmith8725]

Ah Neneh Cherry! What a beautiful lady (Like Lex) Many boys, mens crushed on that lady. Lol. She's mixed race (Swedish mother, African father). She had a strong British accent for sure. This song and video was big during the late '80s, early '90s. British rap, Eurodance. Along with other ones from the late '80s and '90s like "Money Love", " Buddy X", "7 Seconds", "Manchild" Check those out. She actually came out of the UK punk scene. Was part of a post-punk group, The Slits as one of their singers. Soulful voice. She can also rap. Very versatile artist. Some of her solo careers songs had rock (guitars) influences as well. She did some alternative hip, trip hop as well. She has a pretty daughter (Mabel) that is an R&B singer and big in the UK. Also a a paternal half brother (also mixed race) Eagle Eye Cherry , who was pretty good during the '90s/'00s as well, he was alternative rock, post-grunge "Save Tonight" (huge hit) , "Are You Still Having Fun" , "Skull Tattoo" were good, Check them out, too.

[@timcliffsmith]

Absolute belter of tune. And a great album. And Neneh Cherry, what a beautiful woman.

[@melthebell33]

She mentions The Wild Bunch in this which is the crew she started with along with the members of massive Attack

[@bencool8239]

Now you're talkin...1988 jam 👍

[@nancyj795]

Crocodile feet refers to shoes made from crocodile skins: pimps and players wore them back in the 80s.

[@giuseppesenatore6053]

you should react to her 1994 single "7 seconds", that she sang with youssou n'dour. Another great and deep song

[@BlowinFree]

Great song x

[@karimbenmahmoud1197]

YES!!! 7 Seconds, definitely a MUST!!!

[@s12856]

Jeez, never knew that was her. I haven't heard that song in decades, but playing it back in my head it's obv her voice. Whadya know, eh?

[@markriobr]

They really should

[@feelflowz]

One of my favorite songs. I love Youssou N’dour!! I also love her duet with The The’s Slow Train to Dawn.

[@paulg123]

Great song. Can't get tired of this. Brings back drunk dancing in college. 'Nuff said...:-)

[@sivadtube]

She was the biggest thing on MTV for a hot minute. Her brother Eagle Eye Cherry had a hit too a few years later. His song was “Save Tonight “. Also their dad was jazz musician Don Cherry.

[@paxkassandra842]

I was so young when I saw this video on MTV and I thought she was the most beautiful woman I had ever seen.

[@manna6618]

She is stunningly beautiful without a doubt!

[@saintsataniko2116]

An absolute classic! No one can possibly understand how unique and original this song was at the time it came out. Better yet it still holds up today.

[@tangela0725]

It sure is!!!

[@SMKollapse]

As a white chick in the 80s and 90s, this shit HIT in a way I can't describe

[@chrisfuentes4482]

Always liked this song. It’s just SOOOO “1989” if you know what I mean. I really like the guitar line that comes in for repeated outro chorus as well.

[@Danimal77]

The single came out in 1988.

[@thrusta100]

@@Danimal77 as usual tho didn’t get noticed/ clout till early “89...

[@joesmith8725]

@@Danimal77 But it became a hit in the US on mainstream radio and MTV, BET in late '89s, early '90. I remember, was in 6th grade back then. lol

[@ItsBriiiiii]

@@joesmith8725 Yeah I remember this summer '89 or so! I could be wrong, it was on the Casey Casem top 40 for sure

[@IdahoTricia]

It’s totally 1989…farewell to the 80s, intro to the 90s. Yet, it’s timeless.

[@christophermckinney3924]

I was not a fan of this song back in the day but now I realize what a unique song it was.

[@kellifranklin9872]

I haven’t heard this in years! I love this song. This was a huge dance hit in the late 80s. A nice trip down memory lane!

[@shadaxe]

A Buffalo stance is as she says "a state of mind" It's a particular attitude you need to have if you want to get ahead. Brad's catch on the arm positioning was pretty much it.

[@jbjacobs9514]

She was a force of nature. I wish we had more of her!

[@kat19805]

This is a classic. Never get tired of this jam 🔥

[@dbsagacious]

I forgot that this is the most late-80s thing that may have ever existed

[@powerbad696]

WOW.This song is pure nostalgia for me.When i reported to Navy A-school in San Diego,Ca.this video was playing on a tv set,I love the video and the song. I also liked the comedy skit going on in the background,the faces they were making were funny,too me. LOL. Neneh Cherry was sooo pretty back then and I loved her british accent.

[@kellybarthel8060]

Navy c school in Groton Connecticut same time. It was played the hell out of. I can't dance to save my life but everyone danced to this after many beers.

[@powerbad696]

@@kellybarthel8060 Hey,shipmate,didn't know the navy had a c-school in Ct.Sorry about the a-school thing,but,I did sometime in the army after the navy and they use a-school. But,this song is still good and I continue to listen to it.

[@NoBSchannel313]

Now you have to do Salt N Pepa Push It.

[@meheuck]

As a few people have remarked, the song is harkening back to one of the first breakout hip-hop singles, "Buffalo Gals," by Malcolm McLaren and the World's Famous Supreme Team. McLaren had been a proprietor of a fashion boutique in the UK with his then-wife Vivienne Westwood, then shifted into music management, handling the New York Dolls in their final days and, most infamously, the Sex Pistols. After the Pistols imploded, he went around from place to place collecting diverse musical styles and assembling them into an album called DUCK ROCK. During that trip he met WFST, a DJ duo who had a dead of night radio show that was hugely popular for breaking rap songs and doing live scratching; they do interstitials all through the album "Buffalo Gals" blended beats and scratching with Appalachian square-dance calling, with Malc yelling, "Two buffalo gals goin' round the outside, round the outside, round the outside." Which was a callout to the Buffalo fashion scene others have posted about. In the album mix of this song, you'll hear samples from the McLaren song mixed in with the other riffs.

[@jacqueline4514]

Buffalo Gals goin round the outside, round the outside, round the outside ❤️❤️❤️

[@johnstjohn6658]

Malcolm definitely knew how to capture the zeitgeist of many moments. From the Sex Pistols era, to Bow Wow Wow (They've already reacted to the worst song from the band), to the Duck Rock album (Keith Haring/Dondi White cover art, Rock Steady Crew's introduction of breakdancing to a wider audience, World Famous,...), to his "Fans" album with hip-hopera that predated Beyonce's rendition of "Carmen" - "Madame Butterfly" being my favorite track from the "Fans" album, and his "Deep in Vogue" which paid tribute to the Vogue scene even before Madonna.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

I'm so glad you were able to do the official video..........for so many songs of that era, the song and video are inextricably linked. Like Groove Is In The Heart or Shake Your Rump. SO many others.

[@r.plante2916]

FINALLY you got to this. This was the jam. Cherry has OG UK punk roots (a member of the Slits) and was a pirate radio rap DJ. There's "daisy age" style, her stepdad free jazz legend Don Cherry, Bomb the Bass techno, triphoppers Massive Attack, all mixed up in a stew that was very cool in its day. People of a certain age will still break a hip on the dance floor if this is busted out of the cobwebs.

[@gvehar]

Was she in the Slits? I didn’t know that. I knew her from avante-grade jazz-punk band Rip Rig + Panic. I was so happy when Cherry Red put out all three albums again some years back. I was living in the UK and saw her doing this song on Top of the Pops (while pregnant) back in the day. The other videos from this album are great, too. I would have bought the deluxe version of this album with all the extras but it’s like 53 bucks so I’m holding off for now.

[@rossdownes4240]

@@gvehar I once saw Rip Rig and Panic on an episode of The Young One's in the early 80's.

[@Vaderlover203]

And now her daughter... Mabel

[@stevelahn1012]

The song title refers to "Buffalo", a group of photographers, models, musicians, hair and makeup artists, etc. formed by fashion stylist Ray Petri, of which group Cherry, Morgan, and McVey were all members. A buffalo stance is, Cherry told The New York Times, "an attitude you have to have in order to get by. It's not about fashion but about survival in inner cities and elsewhere."The song's title is also a reference to the Malcolm McLaren song "Buffalo Gals" (1983), which "Buffalo Stance" samples.Other samples came from Rock Steady Crew's "Hey You", and the saxophone break is from the band Miami's song "Chicken Yellow" (1974).

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

This was a huge hit for Neneh Cherry in 1988, I do recall that she released other music but this was her biggest U.S. hit. I love the quirky video and I love the message which was refreshing at a time when rap was still relatively young and everyone was trying to be hard! Her brother Eagle-eye Cherry also had a huge hit in 1998 with a song called Save Tonight, check it out! 💖💖

[@willdrakes7445]

She was also briefly in the uk punk/post punk band The slits which were one of the first all female punk bands to come from the scene.

[@acb6621]

"Hangin' with the Wild Bunch"... The Wild Bunch went on to become Massive Attack. Neneh paid their studio time to record the seminal Blue Lines album. We have a lot to thank Neneh for.

[@superultradan]

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, me some Neneh Cherry!! ...nuf said!

[@chandie5298]

I remember when this was played on the radio like once every hour.... groovy everyone had a crush on her... such a total cutie pie

[@robbie007]

another 80s classic. again illustrates the level of creativity the music and videos the 80s brought us.

[@terryhughes7349]

Those eye brow winks from Nenah always get me. Love it.

[@ronsandahl274]

In an interview Neneh Cherry mentioned that long ago she was a model and Buffalo Stance was a term that models used to describe the position a model would take to lock themselves in place for the duration of a photo shoot.

[@Jeff_n_Texas]

Always loved this jam when it came on the radio!!

[@AurorasJournals]

Gen-xer here. This was my jawn back in the day!!! I’m dancing with y’all lol. Your impersonation of a buffalo got me 😂😂 Love you guys 🥰 -Dawn

[@zeee149]

Heads up for Gen X!! I was born in 81, feel old now haha! Just wanted to ask you Lazy Daisy, is 'Jawn' like a Philli thing? Like they said in the 'Creed'' movie? (you know, the Rocky Balboa series jawn?) : )

[@alsolmo8993]

This is so representative of the earliy 90s. EVERY single disco/night club one went to in those days played this song all the time. And the dancefloors was packed. This was one of the bigger onces along with Ice Mc. Neneh Cherry and Leila K (Electric), was some of those awesome girls that came out of Sweden. By the way Neneh Cherry is the halfsister of Eagle-Eye Cherry (save tonight).

[@lolalilolily]

Neneh Cherry had some excellent music. Her brother was a kinda 1 hit wonder - Eagle Eye Cherry - Save tonight. Also a great tune. Also listen to 7 seconde as others suggested. During the 80-90's there were a number of African & Arab singers who had a breakthrough in main stream radio (at least in Europe)

[@MattKrogmeier]

That entire Eagle Eye Cherry debut album is great. I bought it on the strength of “Save Tonight,” and wasn’t disappointed at all.

[@thaliasghost]

AND her sister Titiyo had a big hit too.

[@mkmstillstackin]

Another Gen-X'er here. This song totally takes me back to my youth. Soo creative. Loved those days! Such innocent times.

[@ronpotts6385]

This was from early '89, so it was freshman year of high school for me. If you think this was a shock to the system, check out Technotronic's "Pump Up The Jam", which came out around the same time. House music from England and other parts of Europe was pretty big in the early 90s, and Neneh Cherry, Technotronic, and yes, Dee-lite, were part of that subgenre.

[@veloraloves]

HA! Yes. 88-91 was a really cool time in music. Lots of genres for us Gen Xers. Soul II Soul, Information Society, EMF, Jesus Jones...things were really changing and expanding. I was a freshman then, too.

[@TheSadpunk0]

Glad y'all chose this. I always thought it was a banger even though it is very 1980's. In the late 80's and early 90's, she kind of helped found what is now called trip-hop along with Massive Attack and Tricky. Music runs in her family. Her brother, Eagle-Eye Cherry, has a hit song called "Save Tonight". Her father was the experimental jazz musician Don Cherry. She has a great experimental album with her father's band called CherryThing where they do crazy jazzy covers of punk and hip-hop songs with her on vocals

[@inside1283]

Her daughter is also an artist, she won a BRIT award bang on 30 years after neneh did

[@joes2514]

It has such a catchy vibe. It's influenced by so many genres. Still sounds good today while unapologetically tipping its hat to the 80's. A guilty pleasure for sure.

[@briang6040]

Man! This brings back cool azz memories of MTV back when it was awesome, and I was only 13 then. I miss those days!

[@adambomb138]

I'm a metalhead all the way, but I still love this song. Reminds me of my sister growing up, she loved Nenah Cherry.

[@chrislemoh2019]

The legend that is Neneh Cherry😍

[@steve6valdez]

I got hooked on this song in 1989 and it's still on my playlist today.

[@johncagnettajr344]

Cherry was born as Neneh Mariann Karlsson in Stockholm, Sweden, the daughter of Monika "Moki" Karlsson (1943-2009), a Swedish painter and textile artist, and the musician Ahmadu Jah (1936-2018). Jah was born in Sierra Leone, West Africa, the son of a tribal chief, and went to Stockholm to study engineering at university.[5] Her paternal grandmother was called Neneh, and her maternal grandmother was called Mariann, a name she has never been referred to as. Cherry's parents separated early and her mother married the influential American jazz musician Don Cherry, who helped raise Cherry since birth. Cherry took her stepfather's surname.[3] From her mother's side, Cherry also has a half-brother, musician Eagle-Eye Cherry. From stepfather Don Cherry's side, she has a stepsister, violinist Jan Cherry, and a stepbrother, jazz musician David Ornette Cherry. Through her father Ahmadu Jah's marriage to Maylen Jah (née Bergström), Cherry is the half-sister of singer Titiyo and record producer Cherno Jah. In 1970, Cherry's parents, Moki and Don Cherry, bought and converted an old Swedish schoolhouse in rural Tågarp in Hässleholm.[6] In the early 1970s, the family moved to the United States, when Don Cherry taught at Dartmouth College.[7] In 1977 the family bought a loft in New York City in the same building as Talking Heads members Nick and Tina who they befriended. Cherry dropped out of school at 14 and moved to London.[8]

[@scalpman55]

You forgot to mention she has very successful daughter and hit singer Mabel

[@creativitycell]

Such a crush on Neneh, great tracks..she was so cool, crossed the UK-US pop-hip-hop- dance genres brilliantly, she was Uber cool, still is.❤️🙏😎

[@Pilutta100]

It obviously was a hit in Sweden since she and her brother live here, talking of....have you seen "Save the night" with her brother??????? Eagle-Eye Cherry. You will like it . It's a must.

[@sandragray4598]

Yes there is so much going on in this song, which is why it's so fascinating. This song highlights her talent. I'm surprised because I thought for sure Lex would react when Neneh spoke with that accent. Neneh's not from the USA, but rather is from Europe. Thanks for reacting. I thought you both would be a little more impressed with this song, and with her.

[@BerishStarr]

Sweden actually. Her mom is Swedish and her dad is from Sierra Leone. But she moved to the UK at 15, this mix explain her accent xD

[@davelister2961]

Didn't know about her heritage, but she talks with an English (London) accent. 100%.

[@Danimal77]

This was a MASSIVE hit in 1988/1989. I always heard a bit of the theme song from Beverly Hills Cop before the chorus comes in.

[@ryans1986ss]

Played in all the skating rinks back in the day

[@bradcolorado8149]

Crocodile feet is alligator shoes.. Buffalo IS a tough, strong stance ..this song never , ever gets old

[@Lacroix-er9yy]

Those were the days.....enjoy your youth folks.

[@frankrizzo4460]

Yes and the nights weren't bad either 😁

[@Veyron1967]

More personality in a 4 minute video than in 22 years of this millenium. Neneh was such a talent.

[@bufordt.justice7687]

I was 14 years old when this came out, i still remember every lyric! Loved it then and still love it now.

[@dawnpatrol700]

" if they'd a cremated the sumbitch, I'd be chasing Mr bandits ass up around the moon by now" lol

[@wild8757]

This song was huge back in the day, they played the hell out of it on the radio

[@feelflowz]

I love her duet with Matt Johnson of The The, another great 80’s band often overlooked. The song is called Slow Train to Dawn.

[@countzer0408]

You should listen to her song “Manchild” next, it’s amazing!!!

[@free1855]

Classic tune! London club scene late 80's.

[@willynilly2545]

I used to bump this song back in the day! It was one of the first compact discs I ever owned.

[@b00jen81]

Haha! Y'all aren't familiar with a buffalo stance or doorknockers? (the earrings) Okay, kids, time to go back and learn your Hip Hop History! 😁

[@Stanley.1977]

Back in the day, in the clubs lot's of the ladies would literally stand in a "buffalo stance" for the duration of this song, when it was played. I was only 12 or so when this came out, but this is what I later heard from some of my older friends, and later on KZbin videos reminiscing on when this jam came out in '88 or '89. My best friend's sister used to listen to this record in '89/'90. This brings back memories!

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

This song is so much fun. I didn't remember Neneh Cherry was this hot. ah ha

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

Always love this song... Fun Fact: John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten, was a big fan of Neneh Cherry and this song

[@joesmith8725]

Cool! True. Also, Neneh came out of the UK punk scene when she was younger (Artsy, new wave punk band The Slits). Before Neneh ventured off into alternative hip hop, Eurodance, and trip hop scene. So, they were familiar with her.

[@kevdoe3360]

He (Rotten)also championed Kate Bush!

[@bobbyscarfo2544]

When I was a youngster Bartending in the clubs..... asses were shakin' when the DJ played this chit.... fun times.... don't hate, you know you secretly wish you were there!

[@jenniferdick8047]

I remember roller skating to this song

[@richmayes8451]

I remember listening to this back in 1989 when I was in my second year of college, after leaving school at 16. I really liked this song at the time.

[@confucius12012]

This was like late 1988 or early 1989. I have this somewhere on VHS. Loved it when it came out. Shit I'm old. lol.

[@winstonsmith9852]

Raw like Sushi is on my play list... every song a banger!!!

[@jamesguerrero2993]

Yeah!!!! Bring On some more Neneh Cherry! She's an original and one of the most bad ass women in rock.

[@craigmorris4083]

Loved this, and as a suggestion, listen to her step-brother Eagle Eye Cherry and his song 'Save Tonight'. It's brilliant. :)

[@chrislillie1246]

Great song

[@robertsaul234]

Her brother, Eagle-Eye Cherry, had a hit with "Stay the Night". Their father is famous jazz musician Don Cherry.

[@TheRedPeril]

“No money man, can win my love” “It’s sweetness that I’m thinking of” 2 perfect lines right there. Check Lex out when the chorus hits, it gets her.

[@jmotiff]

Buffalo Stance is a reference to Buffalo Bill great Bruce Smith who would pose with his arms crossed after big plays...and yes it is correct that it is about a girl trying to fend off a being coerced into being put on the street.

[@skl5494]

buffalo stance from the urban dictionary/To stand with your arms tighly crossed looking over to side at somebody. This comes from the pose struck by Bruce Smith of the Buffalo Bills in the late 1980's

[@shreknet]

This song came out of know where and was huge in Australia and the UK in the 90s idk about the US. Neneh's other stuff was so different but I love this song. Pure 90s mashup.

[@secretsymphony]

This takes me back... Because I'm really old, I was in my last few school years when this came out. I found it a bit irritating then, as the girls in the class were into it, but now it's blissful nostalgia. I always thought Neneh was very pretty...

[@kallek3994]

Thank you for throwback. Big hit in Sweden some 30 years ago.

[@skid_mark]

I absolutely loved this when it 1st came out. My God! Am I that old. 😲

[@steviekc9057]

Buffalos are herd animals, so it's like when you and your friends stay close and confident when you go anywhere, as one impenetrable group. Like "make sure you have yourself straight before you approach me because my girls have my back."

[@vMaxHeadroom]

What a great tune, growing up in the 80's dancing to this song...Neneh Cherry was stellar...amazing memories! Man Child by Neneh is also just great

[@fabian4ever69]

Great 80s song. Her brother is Eagle Eye Cherry...he has a great song called SAVE TONIGHT.

[@fredczerniejewski152]

To stand with your arms tightly crossed looking over to side at somebody. This comes from the pose struck by Bruce Smith of the Buffalo Bills in the late 1980’s

[@davelister2961]

Trip-hop, Bristol (UK, England) sound. She was part of that with Massive Attack, Bomb da Bass, Monie Love, Betty Boo, Beatmasters, Cookie Crew, etc. Another song /band which was a big hit and I think encapsulated this style was _House Arrest_ by Krush -- absolute banger!

[@aliciasavage6801]

The first time I heard this song was on the premier episode of Beverly Hills 90210 when I was in middle school and I loved it from the first note. Soooooooo long ago.

[@chrisharris7931]

This was a great reaction video. Brad figured out the lyrics and there was laughs to be had.

[@CrociatoAzzurro]

I was in Grade 9 in 1989. This song was all over the place.

[@eximusic]

Her stepfather is famous avant-garde jazz musician Don Cherry who played with Ornette Coleman and on his own solo works.

[@timvonswine1970]

loved watching Lex just LIGHT UP during the whole track... Neneh Cherry breaking thru for y'all all these years later.. good vibes!

[@tanweersharafuddin1919]

Omg neneh cherry was amazing I still got her original album on cassette when it was new since 1989

[@baronmeduse]

Keep On Movin' - Soul II Soul.

[@MomPita]

Ok, now check out her brother, Eagle Eye Cherry and his hit "Save tonight". Talented siblings!

[@tuijakantola6550]

Blast from the past, love it. You should check out her brother, Eagle-eye Cherry, his song Save tonight is great

[@redsmoker37]

Such a great late 80s song. I loved this song in about 89. :)