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- 8/16/96: Broadway star Chita Rivera leads over 50,000 at Yankee Stadium in largest "Macarena" dance in history
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Ah yes, the first tik tok dance
Yes right when tiktok didn’t exist yet
well the difference between this and tiktok is that this is actually enjoyable.
Wouldn't the Chicken Dance be number 1, with this being number 2?
1996 was a great year in Yankee land and this song was HUGEEE at the time. I remember doing the dance at the Stadium 5 days earlier than this day. It was cool (then, anyway). I had the song on cassette tape.
InstaBlaster...
This was the best moment of 1996.
the 2 was dnc
@@saved738 based 96' c-span viewer
I was at this game
No Social Media, TH-cam, Twitter, Facebook, Smartphone, iPhones in the 90s.
The mid-1990s…1996 was a fun summer in New York, the Macarena dance was a huge hit during that time❤Yankees were having a great year.
God I miss the 90's!
Not only was I at this game, but I was at the previous record holding game in Seattle. Me and my family are 2 time record holders of the Macarena.
The lucky one
@@ManuelRamirez-lr6hn 🙏
I remember the Macarena. That dance was so popular back then that even the late Peter Jennings tried it at one point, LOL!
Trying to find the TWIB episode that had it.
Gosh this brings back amazing memories of being a teenager that year with that song (however annoying it was) being the hottest thing ever….at the time….and that wonderful 96 team. And Back then, Yankees Mariners was one of the hottest tickets in town. Yankees Red Sox was not even a thing.
It’s almost hard to imagine considering how far the Mariners have fallen in the last few decades. But those two teams hated each other. And Yankees Mariners was must see TV back then.
Anyone hear from FBE?
Da Da Da Da Da Da Daaaa Jankees Lose!
Da da, da da da
Da da
Jankees lose!
Damn nice beautiful moments
1994-2000 glorious era of the Yankees
I was at this game. It was also sock night and it was fun to wave the socks as the Yankees rallied. It was an awesome view to look up at the Upper Deck as everybody waved their socks. However, as the Mariners took over the game, people began dipping their socks in beer and launching them off the Upper Deck. How come they don't show that in the video, because that's what I remember.
I don't know if you will see this, but I am writing a book about baseball, and wonder if you would like to share this memory for my project? Please email me at eric.baseballstories@gmail.com Thanks!
Eric Gray are you still taking stories
I was at this game, too... we all launched our socks out onto the field when they lost.
well Mariners won because u know when Griffey was there, it was usually gonna be a Mariners win because of his natural swing, wow 1996 a time of when two Yankees were on their way 2 becoming legends, I was lucky 2 visit da real Yankee Stadium back in August 1997.
I was growing up in north cyprus when this came out it was heard everywhere in the village
Welp i didn't know the MACARENA broke the record in my BIRTH YEAR! YES BEST SHIT EVER
Even the groundskeepers got in on it! 😂
Greatest moment in Yankees history. Hands down.
Daaaaaaaaaaa Jankees lose!!
It needs to happen again but with Judge, Torres dancing
Мега дискотека !!! ❤👍👍👍👍👍
90's were the best!!!
back when EVERYONE kept up with music via MTV.
I was there! With Earl, Mike, Chris!
Me too
how beautiful women were in 80-90s
Wonder if still holds the record
gold.
They saying Mandela effect in process if you search song now doesn’t show palms coming up
🔥
How can anyone say that they don't care about this? This day kickstarted the Yankee Dynasty. Gene Michael saw the potential in Jorge Posada's athleticism as he attempted to perform the Macarena, which in effect formed the bond between he and Mariano Rivera (he could handle the movement of Rivera's pitches dur to this athleticism). Nearly 20 years later, here we are.
Thank the Macarena.
Wait is this seriously how it all started?
4 WS rings in 5 years, and all it took was a Macarena
The greatest thing to ever occur at Yankee Stadium
0:39 look at that Italian babe from Staten Island 😍
Good
We Are Family was the theme song for the 1979 Pirates. Don't Stop Believing for the 2005 White Sox. I guess this one was for the 1996 Yankees.
there was also Right Now by Van Halen for da 1992 Pirates though they lost 2 Atlanta
We're not gonna take it for the 93 Yankees..2nd place finish!!!
Lose Yourself - 04 Red Sox
Beautiful Day - U2: 2001 New England Patriots
Gloria - Laura Brannigan: 2018-2019 St. Louis Blues
Baby Shark - 2019 Washington Nationals
Cotton Eye Joe was big too. Right Now was for Messier Guarantee
lmao I get it now, Strange sense of humor you have my friend :P
"Macarena Night" said in the whitest possible way imaginable.
Tranquilos q dentro de nada os quitamos el record 🇪🇦💪🏻
even the pope danced the macarena in the Vaticano
*sigh* ...the '90s....
Такой Америки уже больше нет. Hasta la vista
da jankees loos
and?
Ok Tom
lol see ur sarcasm its so funny
oh yea AROID yea him i no i love him idc what u baseball ball gods think but steriods help MLB
da Yankees lose
Tiktok?
And it didn't get a world record
Yea you didn't get the joke.
First!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Daaaa Jankees lose!!!
we are the yankees not barry bond mark mcguire sammy sosa or manny ramirez see we earned it
yeah not even sure what other stadium in baseball has had some sorta dance record but yup Macarena no one other hit can top it not 2 mention it was #1 on Billboard Hot 100 for 14 weeks in a row.
0:39 me enamoré
@@BigDogCountryat least 55 😂
Pero que es esto?? Jajajajajaja
That made no fucking sense
The Flying D was better, and so was every time the RedSox beat them on their home field.
yankees wont play in october :(
Nobody's gonna play at all in 2020. Thanks for nuttin, "experts".
Dude, no one cares :P
Jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ☝️😂
What the Plandemy, stole US.....
That "record" was a bunch of crap, and I don't think it was ever recognized by Guinness or a similar org. Most of the friggin' people in the stands couldn't give a damn about Cheetah Rivera (whoever that was) and the Yankees grounds keeping crew doing this lame dance. A handful of women and kids in the stands did the "Macarena", and that was that. So when Scooter said that 50,000 people did the dance he was absolutely wrong!
Anyway, as a Yankees fan I remember ads and interviews on PIX asking everyone who would be at that game to participate in what they said was going to be "the world's largest Macarena line". I wondered why it was the groundskeeping crew and not the athletes themselves that were leading the "Macarena line". Then I had a realization: the Yankees themselves were ABOVE IT! The grounds crew were on the level of the average plebeian in the park, and so they were the ones leading the dance! "Way to go, Yanks", I thought...
that’s Bobby Murcer’s voice
Lame
A low point in pop culture history...