First Time Hearing Deee-Lite - Groove Is In The Heart (Reaction!)

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[@sbhawaii23]

Gen X here...this was an anthem song for us! Didn't matter race, gender, sexual orientation...this song came on and we ALL DANCED TOGETHER!

[@ronpotts6385]

Truth! I was in 11th grade when this came out, and if it came on at some school function ( and it definitely did), everyone was into it: the rockers, the pop fans, the hip hop fans, the goth kids, the football players, the band geeks...you get the idea!

[@rodthebodfromcanada]

The guy at the beginning and end is Bootsy Collins, a hugely influential bassist from Parliament Funkadelic and the rapper is Q-Tip from A Tribe Called Quest, one of the pioneers of rap and hiphop

[@LindaAtchison-qi2fm]

Try Cosmic Dog by Parliament Funkadelic.

[@JeffreyTheTaylor]

And Maceo Parker drops in on sax.

[@aircap]

@@Diem33-y4zyup he and his brother Catfish were in James’ band before his time in P-Funk. One of the most legendary figures of funk!!!!!

[@mattblatchley2061]

@@LindaAtchison-qi2fm Atomic Dog

[@santacruz7455]

We need A tribe called quest back ! Lost my wallet in El segundo and Lucien are classics!!

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

I'm a lifelong metalhead but no one can contain the groove when this comes on. 😉

[@MadMattH]

I feel your pain...I can't dance a lick more than a mosh pit, but when this song used to come on back in the 90's? Everybody tried at least once to find the groove.

[@2sc458]

Dee-Lite crossed the boundary. It was a better time for rap as well. 'memberAnthrax + Public Enemy? Interesting and entertaining times.

[@STB_666]

Same. 🤘

[@dottiegillespie8067]

Ditto!

[@McTickles777]

MEE TOOO!!!

[@jimwise4307]

Clubs in the 90s was nothing but a full dance floor. Gooving? It was practically a dance orgy.

[@SeekerKC]

I came here about ready to try to break it down, but I couldn't have described it better! For years, I hyped my daughter up about dance clubs, & how I couldn't wait for her to get out there once she was old enough. Unfortunately, she says that they're _nothing_ like it was back in my day. Wth happened?? How could something that good just not be a thing anymore?

[@iplaybass6690]

can confirm! 💯

[@KatBats333]

So much fun!

[@crystalscolza1663]

Don't forget the breakers in the circle! Good times!

[@danae8112]

I remember walking out to my car just dripping with sweat from dancing all night. It was glorious.

[@alipotter0613]

No phones, no insta, no tik tok. Everyone was interacting, talking, drinking, laughing, dancing, and having FUN!!!

[@salli3929]

now Im depressed for the future

[@wfinch1138]

Just try watching videos on a beeper

[@gerrykavanagh]

not to forget just hugging rando strangers

[@gnoggin13]

Cuz.. In the 90's, even though you couldn't dance...you were allowed to dance. Dude, we all had so much fun.

[@gerrykavanagh]

Can confirm. Can't dance for shit, but did it anyway

[@Jmschstn]

No one was filming….thank god

[@SimpleTricksNonsense]

No one was making viral dance videos telling us how to dance. Oh sure there were dance crazes but we learned them in the clubs and on M TV.

[@tjsogmc]

This song marked the end of the 80's and the start of the 90's. No lie.

[@infopackrat]

Someone needs to bring back this positive energy in music!

[@Mielikki-ng7zu]

Del la Soul - 3 feet high and rising, same vibe

[@vincelong3132]

Could be you!

[@zimnizzle]

90’s girl here. We danced throughout the 90’s and through the first decade of 2000. We shut the clubs down and then went to the underground clubs and kept dancing.

[@gerrykavanagh]

the memories!!

[@rnptenafly]

They don’t dance in clubs anymore? That’s sad.

[@zasou571]

German Woman here, 58 years old... OH! MY! GOOD! Whoohoo - this is by far one of my favorite songs of all time! I remember when my friends and I were at the disco and I lost track of them that night. I was standing there alone and lost on the dance floor when this song came on. I absolutely couldn't keep my feet still and started dancing around wildly... Suddenly a handsome, young black guy ran up to me and danced with me - just as crazy and wild as I was. Very quickly we had a huge circle of spectators around us, clapping enthusiastically... The DJ played the song 5 times in a row, the young guy and I were dancing alone the whole time and having the time of our lives! I went to this disco every weekend after that - but the DJ never played a song more than once again. And for a long, long time I kept looking for my fantastic dance partner, but unfortunately never saw him again... Too bad, I would have loved to tell him how great it was for me and how much fun I had with him!

[@myafelicia]

My sons are 24 and 25, and I think I've messed them up with this song... Because to this day, the moment they hear the first note, they start wiggling like slinkies and do the weirdest and funniest dance moves while singing along just like when they were toddlers 😂😂😂 Same with Love Shack from the B-52s! LOL!

[@justinvick2902]

Sounds like sweated at the same time on under 21 night

[@Purrrple]

No, no no, that just means you did parenting correctly. You be damn proud of the delightful weirdos you raised!

[@myafelicia]

@@Purrrple ❤ ty. Despite the too many awful and traumatizing events in our lives, we also have moments like these, like so many people also have. I'm just glad that their friends are just as weird in the funny, healthy meaning of that word, and that they are confident enough to dance like slinkies as young adults.

[@decorumlopez9147]

well done. thank you for your service.

[@blindsurvival8570]

The rapper is Q-Tip from A Tribe Called Quest, The other guy is Bootsy Collins, a bass player from that Funk Era. Yes, I was hitting the clubs when this came out and if you didn’t work up a sweat back then you weren’t dancing. This group is mainnly underground, doing warehouse clubbing and rave type parties that last all night, this song was more of their mainstream breakout song.

[@mauropicariello9951]

… and the guy on saxophone is maceo parker. check him out!

[@Rinusj1]

this i did not know thanks for the info

[@submandave1125]

@@mauropicariello9951 Never knew that was Maceo. Damn, all the old school pulled up for this one.

[@jodikoberinski1639]

Warehouse outdoor and festivals still providing dance space and underground music.

[@marvinsmith8624]

Glad you said it lol

[@StinkyGreenBud]

Shit is sad hearing people don't dance much going to a club these days. What the hell is the point to going to a club then?

[@stephaniegeer1691]

Right!?!?!! Like why even bother going if not to dance?? Drinking you can do at home for much cheaper, so the only other reason should be to dance!! Lol🎶❤️✌🏻

[@ferreone]

I actually said "that makes me sad". I remember dancing to this, hell I'm dancing in my chair right now!

[@andreamarino651]

I can't even believe it! That's so sad!

[@dandelowe1297]

It's so sad but these days they go to clubs n pull out their phone filming themselves then sticking it on social media...I'm 56 and the 90s were the best...no phones, no social media...everybody helped one another...now everything's gone to shit

[@damian_smith]

Some people won't dance, if they don't know who's singing Why ask your head, it's your hips that are swinging... (Propellerheads)

[@House0fHoot]

The dance floor was rammed full in the 90’s 💃🏼🕺🏾

[@Not2Old4TEch]

Lady Miss Kier set the bar very high for all that followed. Her ability to sing and dance like a demon is unparalleled. I DJ'd all through the 90's and this song ALWAYS threw the club into a frenzy.

[@r.m.t.veenstra863]

I'm almost 59 and this was in 1990 (24) and i still love it. Very, very good memories , the music was better, more cheerfull . Sorry that i'm a old guy 🙂

[@2sc458]

I got you beat, dude, but I abide.

[@TheRealShedLife]

Bruh

[@johnh7111]

Spent all of my 20's in the 90's and it was a blast!! Great time to be alive

[@RealityVonTrapp]

me too it was great!

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

spent all my 30s in the 90s & it was a blast

[@luckyleprechaun-e7h]

same and same!!! I feel blessed that my entire 20's were in that wonderful time! the last gasp of nightlife in NYC! clubs! dancing! drag was coming into the main! great songs like this! I was thin. then-it changed. it really changed.

[@itsakittyting]

me too and it makes me sad when youngsters say they don't dance in clubs anymore nowadays

[@onefatstratcat]

It started about mid 80's and just kept flowin' in da clubs... great time to be in your 20's that's for sure :)

[@ellenjones7819]

"We're gonna groove to Horton Hears a Who." Horton Hears a Who is a book by Dr. Seuss.

[@RaymondBCrisp]

I can remember the days when this was a TV show aired annually.

[@worldfamouslanglois4805]

even us punk rockers dig Deee-Lite cos they were so nutsy! Punk rock punk

[@wordup897]

Punk is more an attitude than a style.

[@carnivoroussoupspoon]

from the 90's with a throwback 60's look.....just classic

[@pleissbach]

Yea... and with a 70/80s Funk legend 🎸

[@BTAColorado]

I was a Metal Head in the 80's and 90's but there were a few songs that would get me out on the dance floor. This was definitely one of them.

[@danzydan2479]

I was just thinking the same thing mate. LoL.

[@MEGATRON1069]

Me also and a Denver native.

[@Redbeardian]

Boogeying with the ladies in clubs in the 90s had me shift from only AC/DC, Metallica, and most grunge, to loving all types of music and bars, EVEN COUNTRY!! What?!?! I still held the former as my favorite and still do but the experience opened up a wide appreciation of more genres. I guess it was pretty "simp" behavior though lol.

[@d8bn]

Clubs in the 90's were SO much fun!

[@christypriest30]

We used to think about this song the same way we thought about Love Shack By The B-52s! We loved them

[@richardguillen1123]

The 90’s we absolutely danced ALL NIGHT LONG and had a BLAST!!!

[@locoxoconostle]

We were having a blast in the '90s. Saw this outfit live and it was one of the most upbeat energetic fun shows I've ever seen.

[@agneskurzaj]

My 30 year old nefew watched me dancing to 70 s through the 90 s and was flabbergasted by my dancing ability. He watched me groove and said later WTF Aunt Lori. This was one of the songs I moved to in the club. He has no idea. Canadian Grandma Lori.C.

[@octoberguy]

Kids don't dance in clubs now? What a sorry generation. Put the phones down and groove!!

[@Sdoironpowers]

Took my adult daughters to 80s and 90s nights at local club. Most people just sit around. We were dancing so hard the DJ stopped the music and said hey ladies, you alright? Stellar experience for my daughters as they both feel like they were born in the wrong decade.

[@jodikoberinski1639]

We still dance our faces off just not in the clubs….

[@RockinMamaT]

I live in Canada and this was number one for a while. If you ain't moving your dead 😂😂 Great reaction and Peace out ✌️ ☮️ 🙏

[@rabrab3]

Absolutely a favorite!! Lady Miss Kier is a Diva!! Boots Collins amazing!! Saw them perform this live when I lived Hotlanta!!

[@Frogbuddy]

Graduated HS in '92. I always said you couldn't pay me to be that age again but whenever I hear a song like this, it brings back all the good memories.

[@christarpley6861]

I was a year ahead of you I still have this song on a cassette single

[@mugwump242]

'93 checking in here. Same. I seriously feel your comment.

[@GoWestYoungMan]

Although this song got widespread play, Deee-Lite were definitely part of the underground 'Club Kid' sub-culture. Crazy clothes, all night warehouse parties, raves weren't mainstream yet, etc. So the mainstream culture of 1990 wasn't that interesting but the underground scene very much was. 1990-1995 was the last great gasp before everything got watered down, mainstream, and well ..... boring.

[@johnrogan9729]

Nice to see someone else (besides me) that doesn’t just lump the entire decade into one thing. A decade is a long time and there’s generally a lot of differences between the beginning of a decade and the end of one. I’m glad you broke it down into 90-95 vs what followed. Same thing is 100% true with the 80’s wherein the early 80’s is a far different thing than the late 80’s. Lumping an entire decade under one moniker, like “the 90’s” or “the 80’s” just doesn’t make sense to me.

[@melimoo6656]

I actually ran away from home at 18 to see her live in nyc. It was a 21 venue, luckily I has a fake id. Shaped me as person!! ❤❤❤❤

[@l33t007]

What is the point of going to a club if you're not soaked in sweat dancing like no one was watching?!?

[@kyleharrison2286]

@@l33t007 i think that's the issue. Too many people recording everything, just to post it online and gain clout by mocking them. So for people that might be self conscious, and going out to drink and dance was an escape, that escape doesn't really exist anymore. IMO

[@l33t007]

@@kyleharrison2286 great points and I agree with you.😊

[@KrazyKatLadyx2]

OH this was classic club hit, we had great dance music and WE DANCED!!! 🎉❤

[@rb7007]

The 90s were phenomenal! It’s so sad that young people don’t dance anymore. Btw, 3 Legends featured in the video - Rapper: Q Tip (A Tribe Called Quest), Guitar Player: Bootsy Collins and Saxophonist: Maceo Parker (both James Brown band members). 😎

[@MauriceCalis]

That was Maceo?? Cool.

[@melissafernandez79]

Colorful people, fun dancing....a perfect night out

[@garrickdouglas6804]

Q-TIP FROM A TRIBE CALLED QUEST is the rapper, Bootsy Collins is the Bass Player and Maceo is playing the sax.

[@pleissbach]

Bootsy in the house!

[@sarablack2547]

it was retro yet 90's.if you follow her moves it's quite a bit of cardio. this is how we used to stay fit and skinny. get your ass on that dance floor every week.

[@bookbabe001]

oh, it was 6 nights a week. I slept on Mondays.

[@TheRealShedLife]

Bruh. In the 90s, at Club Metro? We was dancing like no tomorrow. That was our gym; exercise. It was amazing and I want it to happen again. When I worked at Jack N the Box, I would bring in my boombox, and this is one of the songs that we would play, on late nights, serving customers, we was in the club.

[@mickohara7268]

Haa. Awesome to see you enjoy this so much. You nailed what this was about. This was a crafty floor filler back in the day. It's so carefree and different. But you can't escape it. We were Hacienda faithful. Those days. This was played everywhere and much loved. Everyone got this. If you weren't dancing, you were staff. Love from the UK, love from the nineties. So pleased you got it.

[@holdmyhand2009]

Happy memories 🥰 we were the Sterns crew

[@VEGAFLICKS]

She DOES say 'Horton hears a Who', and it's from a Dr.Seuss book. 😎

[@gino88]

Also a special appearance by Maceo Parker, James Brown’s saxophonist.

[@mickiea6598]

MACEO!!! You gotta holler that name. 💜

[@alyzu4755]

C'mon and blow your horn! ❤️

[@peridot1706]

Bootsy Collins started out with James Brown too before joining Parliament Funkadelic.

[@2sc458]

nice call!

[@orionhunt7011]

I was fortunate enough to see Maceo tour with Prince.

[@BadgerBJJ]

1990s NYC clubs were insane!!! Limelight, Tunnel, Exit, Palladium, Twilo. Then you had the lounges… good time to be in your early 20s.

[@gingerkid1048]

God how badly I wanted to be a Club Kid.

[@justincredible.]

Such an unique song! We need way more of these!

[@kristianstocksen5755]

Check out "Cantaloop" by US3

[@theinnersanctum8823]

YOUR ABSOLUTELY RIGHT, THE 1980'S AND 1990'S WERE A BLAST, DANCE CLUBS ON EVERY STREET CORNER, YOUNG PEOPLE SOCIALIZING, DANCING AND KARAOKE NIGHT. MEN BUYING WOMAN DRINKS NOT EXPECTING ANYTHING IN RETURN EXCEPT SOME DANCE MOVES ON THE DANCE FLOOR. A MUCH SIMPLER TIME BEFORE CELL PHONES. MEN HAD TO ACTUALLY ASK WOMEN FOR THERE PHONE NUMBER AND GO OUT ON A DATE. NO DATING APPS.

[@ACR_BOX]

Gen X here... Dancing in clubs was a BIG thing back in the day.. Even when "house music" (EDM) became a thing (Europe) dancing was a huge part of it... Even in the early 2000's whenever you where at a pop, rock, rap or dance party/festival dancing was the norm...

[@chelseahaley8350]

Please check out Bust a Move by Young MC!! 🙏

[@frankiebanali4202]

And Principal's Office.

[@StylesLee]

I liked his song (Keep It In Pants) Great Balline & Message

[@GaryCain-qf5vi]

What a Dee-lite this is Shon, when I first saw this video in the 90's l fell in love with it ❤️ took me back to the 60's,70's,&80's it was so Groovy, made me want to shake my hips to the Music! Peace✌️ your 70 year old forever Young Groovy Hippie Gary 😊 Great Reaction👍 keep it in the Groove😂

[@ryanr5319]

This is such a jam, timeless imo. Ty for reaction! You will move for sure.

[@katherinemcintosh7247]

Everyone danced like Lady Miss Kier (the woman in the group) when this came on…she was a DJ, in New York, I believe, designed her own outfits. Going out to dance clubs in the 90’s was so much fun!…I mean, a lot of people were there trying to look cool, not smiling, just acting like they were “above it all.” And there there were the dancers…not to say that the dancers all had professional grade moves, but we DANCED. We danced hard and long and worked up a sweat and laughed and played off each other’s moves. I can’t imagine going to a club and not seeing people dance. I’m 54. I embarrass our children when any music is playing anywhere because that’s dance time, baby! The grocery store? Six Flags? A restaurant? The mall? When Dee-Lite came on? Groove is in the Heart? We. Got. Down.

[@dinahselah6364]

Yess this was a big hit back in the days.....We are from The Netherlands. My brother and I used to go out in Soest near the American Airforce base of Soesterberg. It was always packed and there was a lot of imported music from the USA. We used to dance to a lot of nice music. And Yes as You say....people really used to Dance with a capitol D. Love Your posts, greetings from The Netherlands

[@Daishi13]

6:13 that is Q-Tip from A Tribe Called Quest. You should check out the track he's on with the Beastie Boys called, "Get It Together". You should also check out a few Tribe songs e.g. "Scenario", "Check the Rhime", “Bonita Applebum”, & “Can I Kick It" to name a few. I would personally start with Scenario. Also, the bassist in the song is Bootsy Collins from the Parliament-Funkadelic who were huge in the 60 & 70s.

[@gbormann71]

Yes you can!

[@bar5radass]

The 80’s and 90’s were pure freedom on the dance floor…

[@kathyhill6409]

I loved watching your reaction. As a married mom with a (pretty much) minivan, this is still one of my favorite jams. I can (unapologetically) say, you can catch me seat dancing and singing along any time it comes on. So glad you got the groove - class of '97

[@aircap]

This was from the ‘60s/70s music/style revival that happened in the late ‘80s into the early ‘90s, corresponding to a new wave of psychedelic drug use among the youth.

[@itsakittyting]

No cell phones we were all dancing and flirting and into each other, this was a HUGE hit which brought people on the dancefloor for sure and i still love the song! Come to dance here in Holland, we have the best DJ's in the world

[@ronpotts6385]

I'm a 50-year-old Gen-Xer, and to fully appreciate this 90s club hit, you have to know two things: First, the guy who does the rap section is Q-Tip from A Tribe Called Quest. Second, the bass player with the star-shaped sunglasses is bass legend Bootsy Collins, who started out playing for James Brown, before joining funk collective Parliament-Funkadelic. Also, though the song is from 1990, the visuals, everything from the background to Lady Miss Kier's outfits, are very 60's and 70's-inspired.

[@rachelluton4262]

I luv this the best reaction yet. You are gonna dig this i know!!!

[@fess_ter_geek]

90s Music was the peak. It all holds up. Timeless.

[@Multi_Purpose_Weirdo]

I loved how much you enjoyed this. The very late 80s to mid 90s underground party scene was incredible where I lived. Bizarre venues, mind-bending druqs, butt-shaking house, futuristic dnb and techno, cosplay-before-it-had-a-name... Holy crap I forgot how dope it was, I must be old because I miss those days

[@CBGB_1977]

When I spin this track at the record shop where I work I can get people dancing in the shop! Yes, clubbing in the 90’s was the best time! We danced until we practically lost 5 lbs! SO MUCH FUN!!

[@marcwright8395]

In the 90's there was a throwback era to the 60's /70's, hence the psychedelic background and costumes

[@treetoptia-2903]

In the 90’s we lived like there was no tomorrow and danced like no one was watching! Thanks for this Brah ❤

[@tommarks3726]

Just an all-round fun groove. Glad you enjoyed it my brother.

[@SM-se3hz]

You're right!😂 I looked it up --Horton here's a who. I remember this one at the clubs back when it came out. Another great one at the time was Everybody, Everybody by C+C Music Factory

[@MrChrismlamorte]

Everybody Everybody was from Blackbox

[@SM-se3hz]

@@MrChrismlamorte ahhhhh yess. 😊

[@SM-se3hz]

Gonna make you sweat was c+ c. Let the music take control…

[@melissawest9124]

Clubs in the 90's were AMAZING...glad that I was there back then...thanks for your review!

[@wdestrempsmecke]

Saw them at City Gardens in Trenton, NJ. One of the BEST concerts I ever!

[@StylesLee]

I remember burning the floor at the nite clubs! This was just one out many cos back in the day; they played so much Funky Hits" Everybody was excited & left the clubs still looking Trendy.

[@johankaewberg8162]

Groove is truly in the heart. This song was so explosive in Europe. On the lips of everyone.

[@TeresaMount-t9o]

Haha i remember this fun song, thanks Shon

[@Thediscodude79]

If you threw the 60's 70's 80's & 90's into a blender this is what you would end up with! Amazing track that I've always enjoyed!

[@arizonabay15]

Someone needs to get this guy a T-shirt.

[@saraheart2804]

Or any shirt.

[@FUBAR1986]

Grove is in the heart… Just feel good music🎉😂❤

[@emes7640]

1990, I think it was the birth of the man-bun

[@lisemzarate4029]

I have a feeling you're gonna dig this one 🎉

[@karencline6198]

67 years young here…. Still dancing to this 🎵🎵 one of the best dance groove songs of all time 😀😛…………

[@delthorpe223]

I'm 47, I've heard the song a million times... only today did I get the Horton Hears a Who line and only today did I learn that the rapper is Q-Tip!!

[@laurie5925]

If you don’t groove to this song there’s something wrong with you. 😂

[@PML78]

💯 ... watch the ppls get up and jam 🕺🏾

[@Yumm...]

This is such a fun song, haven’t listened to in awhile. You need to check out INXS “Need U Tonight” you did a couple of their songs and loved it. Your reaction to this will be great

[@supervega73]

Thet was Q-tip from a tribe called quest

[@limolnar]

Still have the ticket and poster to their show. I love having been a teenager in the late-80s and early 90s. 'Was a magical time. AND YES...we were TEARING UP the dance floor!!!!!

[@chazmania3644]

club was tore up from the floor up!!!

[@SnailMailShell]

Your curious attention at the ✨pop✨ 7:18 got my sub. 😁 Whoever recommended this for you was right on 🎯. Another fun one that came out around the same time was LOVE SHACK by the B-52s. Thanks!

[@laraismyname821]

I feel like people were less self-conscious & less judgey back then. People would just get out there in the clubs & move however they were feeling it. And nobody thought anything of it. You just moved your body & had a good time. Club time was fun time. *Okay so drugs were also pretty rampant in the 90s so that may have been a factor. 😂

[@blemelin]

I grew up in NYC during the club era, which lasted from the 1970's until Giuliani got elected and started closing the clubs in the 2000's. We had a blast. There were big clubs, small clubs, theaters, houses, brownstones. You could go out at 2am and dance until noon. It was a special time. Not likely to happen again.

[@llw1066]

I was there too! NYC was amazing then for music in general.

[@jailai6531]

You are correct...we had a blast in the 90's. I wish you could've seen us!

[@SomeGuy-xf9bc]

This song packed the dance floor every single time.

[@luckyleprechaun-e7h]

it doesn't get better than this out on the dance floor back in the day.. no joke. thrilling. THRILLING! THE BEST! so lucky to have lived and been young during this time. we had fun. big time fun. thanks for posting. I've liked and subscribed. ps. yes-we were so much fun that we grooved to Dr, Suess and Horton hears a Who, along with Q-tip! it was full-on big time fun!

[@Brandi6666]

Heavy rock dude here👋 but this is one of my guilty pleasure grooves🤘❤️ glad you got to experience it

[@angelaortenzi-maccoll2747]

We danced, wildly! It was a great time to go clubbing!

[@ms.glorimar]

I was 15 when this came out, and it's still my favorite dance track from the 90s! I also loved the retro-psychedelic aesthetic they had. Dance music was so fun those days.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

perennial dance song along with Love Shack & Gimme Gimme Gimme

[@xtop23]

That track crushes. It’s still 🔥

[@martane665]

Happy to see you enjoy this so much.

[@tahitifan100]

The Mighty Mighty Boss Tones "The Impression that i get" for more 90's jamz

[@Uvray]

Lady Miss Kier was also a big club DJ in the 90s. She can really dance, too. I was at the clubs in the 90s when everybody danced. I'm 57 now, I didn't know the kids don't dance so much these days.

[@DallasPsyborg]

In the 80s and 90s the DJ kept the dance floor packed to the hilt. They would build you up to a frenzy then gently bring you back down to closing!

[@melique747]

Can confirm, we were having a blast 💯💯💯

[@joedokes9753]

Nice reaction Shon. I totally get what you mean about the 90's feel. It was a good time, people dancing and having fun. No one cared what you wore or who you were, we were all there to just have fun.

[@wingman4356]

My 3-year-old nephew made me play this video for him every day for over a year.

[@theConquerersMama]

You have no idea how much fun this was at the time. Thanks for getting in the spirit of it.