This video took quite a while to record and edit, because I kept getting names wrong (ie. 95 South & 69 Boyz) as well as misspeaking when talking about each song. Did you catch any mixups? When do you first remember hearing the phrase "Whoo(?)! There It Is!"? Don't forget to join the Hip Hop Discord Chat: discord.gg/uWNAHDQ
I was referring to the 95 South track,I see the other one's at the end though!Wow I remember The Puppies video,used to air on The Juke Box too!You really do,your research fam! #Respect
1993 I was 14, my mama hated rap, but she loved 3 songs, Digital Underground Humpty Dance, Cypress Hill Insane in the brain, and whoomp there it is... Anytime those songs came on the radio in the car she would crank it up. She was 49 at the time. She passed away May 31st 2018. R.I.P Mama I miss you
FINALLY! Somebody did the side by side! I was in college when BOTH of these songs played in heavy rotation on radio and with videos! 📻🎼📺🎶 I liked both versions but preferred 95 South's song better. Thank you! Wow, a time when twerking wasn't a word but the action was simply called "booty shaking"! LOL 😆
So I'm not crazy. I remember arguing with my older brother for years about there being 2 versions of this song. I remember one said "Where the booty at?" & one didn't. He was trying to say that one was the clean version.
I remember hearing both songs on the radio and always being confused as to how 2 songs , by 2 different groups, could be so similar. I also remember having a cassingle, which I believe was the Tag Team version.
I remember in 1993 hearing 95 South 'Whoot! There it Is'. Went to Target to get the cassette single. Didn't realize that I grabbed the Tag Team Whoomp! There It Is instead. Had no clue at the time that they were 2 different songs. I didn't even hear of the Tag Team song until I bought the single.
Tag Team stole the idea. Tag Team was squeeky clean with generic rapping while 95 South's Version was more street and much better imo. 95 South blew tag team away live on Arsenio. 95 South had the better album and longer career too.
I never forgot about the 95 South original and hated the Tag Team lame rip off. Even hearing them again side by side, I still strongly prefer 95 South’s Whoot there it is.
I have the same memory as you and others. I had both on cassette, definitely had the Tag Team maxi-cassette not sure if the other was a maxi but def had 'em on tape.. The 95 South was "first" but it didn't quite crossover the same way whereas Tag Team's track was a perfect party banger. The Kano sample was genius and it's a "more fun" song than the 95 South which was a little bit more street than street party. You also knew immediately when both songs came on because they had the shout-out thing at the start. One thing I also remember is that there was some discussion up north (at least in North Jersey/NYC) about exactly what "Whoomp there it is meant". I was in middle school at the time, but a lot of us heard through the grapevine that it was something you said if you pantsed a girl in a bikini at Freaknic. Back then (and pre-Internet and before No Limit and Cash Money and even OutKast being household names), a lot of Southern and Midwest hip-hop culture was a mystery up here. It was like yeah there's 2 Live Crew in Miami and the Geto Boys in Houston, but everything else (to me at least) in the South was sorta underground. But I digress, the Tag Team version is a 10/10 for me..I'll give the 95 South one a solid 8.5/10.
While I liked both versions, I preferred 95 South’s version because I’ve always been a fan of “Miami booty bass” sound. I remember going to 18 and under clubs in West Palm Beach in the late 80’s and getting to see some pretty big names. It was a great time in music.
For some reason the 95 version came back into my head yesterday and I was triggered thinking about how the womp version was more popular. This was a unique story and you told it well, subbed🤙🏻
THIS!!!!! Currently watching a reality show with 95 South's Mike Mike and couldn't think of a 95 South song. So we looked them up and found "Whoot! There It Is" and were so confused because i always thought the song said "Whoomp!" Come to find out, they did! It's wild how similar the songs are and growing up in the 90s, i definitely remember hearing both of them, but never realizing these were different songs. Thank you sooooooo much for going down this deep dive for us 🙏
I had the cassette single of 95 South’s version and it wasn’t until my best friend ended up getting the Tag Team version that we found out there were 2 different versions. I always wondered how this came to be.
Does anyone remember Arsenio Hall having them face off on his show? I want to say Tag Team won but I can't remember that part or find the video. Yah...this took me back. Word!
Tag Team won the Arsenio Hall show based on the audience reaction. Back then when I was 11 when I watched it, I wanted 95 South to win that battle. After watching both on TH-cam years, I think that Tag Team won due to them hyping up the crowd more and their showmanship on stage whereas 95 South did great on their performance but not as much hyping up the crowd. Perhaps the Tag Team’s baseline also gave them a slight edge to counter the lyrics of 95 South.
You hit that subject right on the head! Get at me sometimes,And I can tell you how Prince,L.A. Snow from Duice’s Memphis background and Daisy Dukes had a connection to Tag Teams version being produced and released, As a DJ back then,I played and mixed them both,And kept the floors packed.
@@Heit He’s actually from Memphis.Went to school with my business partner,What’s funny is Jazzy Pha’s dad,and my godfather worked together back in the day.And years later ended up all connected in a part of the release of a Duice parody of one song, and producing the other. Great work btw,The last time I commented on your subject on Memphis rap,Some guy found it hard to believe my hashtag I was there, But I was. .Respect.
When WHOOMP THERE IT IS by TAG TEAM came out it was a HUGE HIT and I was in TOWER RECORDS when I saw 95 SOUTH's WHOOT THERE IT IS, I bought the Single..... I played the song and it was pretty much more of a BOOTY PARTY ANTHEM then TAG TEAM's Version..... Both are good but the radio was more into TAG TEAM's Version since it was more a Radio Friendly Music to the younger audience.....
Dope break down!! I always wondered what happened here ... the 95 South version was my favorite also. I felt like they really got the sh!t end of the stick ..The other version was more “bubble gum” .. back then everything and everyONE was foul and grimey ...
Great video. I was in the 11th grade when these songs came out. I liked them both at the time but the the tag team version was every where. It got played on the radio so much that my parents began to sing along the song. When that happens you know the song has over saturated the market.
I was 6 in 92 and I remember Mighty Ducks movie and Disney promoting the Tag Team version. Wasn't till the internet came that I even knew there was another version I'm from CALI too btw
Uriel M It was actually from D2 The Mighty Ducks sequel. I had the movie on VHS. I remember they played it in the movie. Yea I was 6 in 92 also so we’re definitely some 90s kids lol. Those were some great times.
@@SoulOfTheSouth still mighty ducks movie I wasn't specific with witch one of the 3. D2 was the best one tho lol but I also remember the Mickey mouse feature version lol
Thanks for the added insight and interview. I remember the sequence the way you do and always thought 95 south was the better version. I still have my mix tape of their CD. Me and my girl just heard it on the radio and she thought it was tag team so I had to give her some history. Then I told her about Kool G Rap & Polo's Poison vs. Bel Biv Devoes sample for their song Poison. Do you have any insight on this?
Wow good stuff here man. I was 12 years old in 1993 and I remember both version. I guess the Tag Team version was more mainstream because they were cleaner?
I remember Whoomp the best, but I have a friend who used to insist it was "hoot." She was a lot closer than I gave her credit for. I feel like I need to apologize 28 years later...
Good job btw on this one... Hope you do one on The Poison Clan ( JT Money, Debonair, and Drugs) witch later became The Home Team and JT Money went Solo.
Omg 95 south all day! My brother and i loved that song and when he asked for the single cassette for his birthday my mom got the tag team version by accident! Welp we had to wait a couple months for my birthday to get the 95 south cassette. Tag team version just sounded so generic.
Grew up in Florida and when these tracks dropped I was in high school... 95 South, 69 Boys and Tag Team... DJ Magic Mike... these were the jams. Rocked them in my car with a pair of 12” subs and a big amp. For me... I never liked “Whoomp there it is!” by Tag Team. It was always a rip off of 95 South’s “Whoot there it is!” which I still think is a much better song. Thanks for this video and shining a light on some of this history.
Hey Heit, why you didn't mentioned the 95 South remix to Whoot There It Is? Because the remix version did way better than the original version that was on the CD...
The remix had a faster tempo and the 808 bass sounded better too...But I liked both versions though...Tag Team version wasn't all that to me...I thought C.C. Lemonhead produced all 95 South, 69 Boyz, and Dis-N-Dat music?
9:34 The Puppies - Funky Y-2-C ( Samples from Kraftwerk - Heimcomputer - Kraftwerk / It's More Fun to Compute · Kraftwerk ) Dis 'N' Dat - Whoot, Here It Is ( official video in NY ) ( version with samples from Kraftwerk ) Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force - Planet Rock / original version + Remix Ghetto Classic / ( Samples from Kraftwerk - Trans Europa Express - original german studio version ) Afrika Bambaataa & Soul Sonic Force - Planet Rock (Kraftwerk Remix)
I remember that whole thing I remember the Arsenio Hall show too. I heard 95 South first and like it better. Tag Team more for white ppl and that's who really blew it up.... white ppl
Yeah I knew there was another song, and I spent about ten minutes trying to remember what song was on my mind. I thi k it was Devin's but could be some other song.
@@Heit I'm sure there's a couple more out there. Man, great job on this video. This is something I used to have arguments about with my friends growing up. Keep it Heit! 👍🏾
Wanna see you with it Sho' could treat you right Give me just a minute Of your time tonight We both are here to have good fun So let it whip... Whoop there it is. The version with all the samples was the shit
This video took quite a while to record and edit, because I kept getting names wrong (ie. 95 South & 69 Boyz) as well as misspeaking when talking about each song. Did you catch any mixups? When do you first remember hearing the phrase "Whoo(?)! There It Is!"?
Don't forget to join the Hip Hop Discord Chat: discord.gg/uWNAHDQ
I heard/saw "Woot" first,on The Juke Box bro...both tracks are dope,and classics in their own right!Glad somebody,did a video about this! #FINALLY 💯
Do you know the song?
I was referring to the 95 South track,I see the other one's at the end though!Wow I remember The Puppies video,used to air on The Juke Box too!You really do,your research fam! #Respect
We always played the 95 south version. Tag Team version was more like a cheap version for us in Florida.
We always played the 95 south version. Tag Team version was more like a cheap version for us in Florida.
1993 I was 14, my mama hated rap, but she loved 3 songs, Digital Underground Humpty Dance, Cypress Hill Insane in the brain, and whoomp there it is... Anytime those songs came on the radio in the car she would crank it up. She was 49 at the time. She passed away May 31st 2018. R.I.P Mama I miss you
Dale Gribble me too
Keep holding on to those great memories with your Mom. Sorry for your loss.
FINALLY! Somebody did the side by side! I was in college when BOTH of these songs played in heavy rotation on radio and with videos! 📻🎼📺🎶 I liked both versions but preferred 95 South's song better. Thank you! Wow, a time when twerking wasn't a word but the action was simply called "booty shaking"! LOL 😆
Pop That
For real!!! I miss he '90s!
I thought I loved music but bra how u be finding all these samples and stuff u know your stuff my guy
I remember this being played on the box
Damn the box was the shit
‘’hey little momma why u dance so funky”😂😂. Bruh I remember that song that was my jam in elementary
'Funky Y2C' by The Puppies! What a fantastic year for booty music ('93-'94) 😁
So I'm not crazy. I remember arguing with my older brother for years about there being 2 versions of this song. I remember one said "Where the booty at?" & one didn't. He was trying to say that one was the clean version.
I remember hearing both songs on the radio and always being confused as to how 2 songs , by 2 different groups, could be so similar. I also remember having a cassingle, which I believe was the Tag Team version.
But now that I just looked up the songs by 95 South, I know I also had the full album, tape, for them.
I'm glad somebody addressed this. I heard 95 south first then I heard Tag Team like 🤔
I remember in 1993 hearing 95 South 'Whoot! There it Is'. Went to Target to get the cassette single. Didn't realize that I grabbed the Tag Team Whoomp! There It Is instead. Had no clue at the time that they were 2 different songs. I didn't even hear of the Tag Team song until I bought the single.
Tag Team stole the idea.
Tag Team was squeeky clean with generic rapping while 95 South's Version was more street and much better imo. 95 South blew tag team away live on Arsenio. 95 South had the better album and longer career too.
Yeah, I like the 95 South version, but after a while, I forgot about it.
I never forgot about the 95 South original and hated the Tag Team lame rip off. Even hearing them again side by side, I still strongly prefer 95 South’s Whoot there it is.
95 south version was my fave. "One mo'gin where that booty at?" Great work Heit!
Truth Seeker tag team copied the song
I have the same memory as you and others. I had both on cassette, definitely had the Tag Team maxi-cassette not sure if the other was a maxi but def had 'em on tape.. The 95 South was "first" but it didn't quite crossover the same way whereas Tag Team's track was a perfect party banger. The Kano sample was genius and it's a "more fun" song than the 95 South which was a little bit more street than street party. You also knew immediately when both songs came on because they had the shout-out thing at the start. One thing I also remember is that there was some discussion up north (at least in North Jersey/NYC) about exactly what "Whoomp there it is meant". I was in middle school at the time, but a lot of us heard through the grapevine that it was something you said if you pantsed a girl in a bikini at Freaknic. Back then (and pre-Internet and before No Limit and Cash Money and even OutKast being household names), a lot of Southern and Midwest hip-hop culture was a mystery up here. It was like yeah there's 2 Live Crew in Miami and the Geto Boys in Houston, but everything else (to me at least) in the South was sorta underground. But I digress, the Tag Team version is a 10/10 for me..I'll give the 95 South one a solid 8.5/10.
Whoot! But whomp was more commercial and they ran with it. Tag Team were 1 hit wonders.
Yeah, I'm going to go more into Bass Mechanics...
Looka here, Looka here, Looka here
Uhh
Boi looka here!
While I liked both versions, I preferred 95 South’s version because I’ve always been a fan of “Miami booty bass” sound. I remember going to 18 and under clubs in West Palm Beach in the late 80’s and getting to see some pretty big names. It was a great time in music.
right
Man all of this took me back to a great time man
!!! I’m from Florida and I grew up on bass music great video!!!!!
Thanks u
For some reason the 95 version came back into my head yesterday and I was triggered thinking about how the womp version was more popular. This was a unique story and you told it well, subbed🤙🏻
Thanks a lot! Its a very confusing story... Just Like the next one im working on lol
Fam you rockin that fro keep them classic coming 95 south was better but tag team made more noise
Thank you for your thorough research and dropping knowledge
Thanks for watching.
THIS!!!!! Currently watching a reality show with 95 South's Mike Mike and couldn't think of a 95 South song. So we looked them up and found "Whoot! There It Is" and were so confused because i always thought the song said "Whoomp!" Come to find out, they did! It's wild how similar the songs are and growing up in the 90s, i definitely remember hearing both of them, but never realizing these were different songs. Thank you sooooooo much for going down this deep dive for us 🙏
Thanks for watching
good both groups got paid, and even today, BOTH 95 SOUTH AND TAG TEAM ARE HAPPY AND NOT BITTER TOWARDS EA OTHER
So much information! Great job, thank you for all of your efforts.
Thanks for watching
I had the cassette single of 95 South’s version and it wasn’t until my best friend ended up getting the Tag Team version that we found out there were 2 different versions. I always wondered how this came to be.
Both songs was equally fun to me. That funky y 2 c took me back. I str8 forgot about that song. Props on this one too
I never knew they sampled that bassline and I'm about to add some more samples to my playlist
We all know that TAG TEAM STOLE 95 SOUTH SONG WHOOT THERE IT IS!!!!! The Original version from 95 south can't be touched.
Does anyone remember Arsenio Hall having them face off on his show? I want to say Tag Team won but I can't remember that part or find the video. Yah...this took me back. Word!
Tag Team won the Arsenio Hall show based on the audience reaction. Back then when I was 11 when I watched it, I wanted 95 South to win that battle. After watching both on TH-cam years, I think that Tag Team won due to them hyping up the crowd more and their showmanship on stage whereas 95 South did great on their performance but not as much hyping up the crowd. Perhaps the Tag Team’s baseline also gave them a slight edge to counter the lyrics of 95 South.
I remember both groups performing the first versus battle ever on the Arsenio Hall show.
I don't remember that.
It sounds like 95 South sampled Herbie Hancocks Rock It to me.
95 south is from Jacksonville Florida! tag team from Atlanta Georgia
I remember both groups competing on arsenio hall to let the crowd judge. Always wondered what happened to them and why the songs were so similar.
That was the hottest shit back in the summer of 93 I liked both and we were using that phrase I know in 92
You hit that subject right on the head! Get at me sometimes,And I can tell you how Prince,L.A. Snow from Duice’s Memphis background and Daisy Dukes had a connection to Tag Teams version being produced and released, As a DJ back then,I played and mixed them both,And kept the floors packed.
Cool I was working on some stuff about LA Snow
@@Heit He’s actually from Memphis.Went to school with my business partner,What’s funny is Jazzy Pha’s dad,and my godfather worked together back in the day.And years later ended up all connected in a part of the release of a Duice parody of one song, and producing the other. Great work btw,The last time I commented on your subject on Memphis rap,Some guy found it hard to believe my hashtag I was there,
But I was.
.Respect.
@@Heit I was just talking to Al Kapone about this very channel the other day.
When WHOOMP THERE IT IS by TAG TEAM came out it was a HUGE HIT and I was in TOWER RECORDS when I saw 95 SOUTH's WHOOT THERE IT IS, I bought the Single..... I played the song and it was pretty much more of a BOOTY PARTY ANTHEM then TAG TEAM's Version..... Both are good but the radio was more into TAG TEAM's Version since it was more a Radio Friendly Music to the younger audience.....
You cleared that up
I think that it was a party that I went to in freshman year, but I heard an epic mash-up of the two songs. Impressed the hell out of me.
Wow 1993 I was pregnant. I remember these songs very well
Dope break down!! I always wondered what happened here ... the 95 South version was my favorite also. I felt like they really got the sh!t end of the stick ..The other version was more “bubble gum” .. back then everything and everyONE was foul and grimey ...
Thanks
I listened to these songs so much that over time I began to reflexively say there it is right after I hiccupped
You brought back memories. I had forgotten there were two different songs
Great video. I was in the 11th grade when these songs came out. I liked them both at the time but the the tag team version was every where. It got played on the radio so much that my parents began to sing along the song. When that happens you know the song has over saturated the market.
I was 6 in 92 and I remember Mighty Ducks movie and Disney promoting the Tag Team version. Wasn't till the internet came that I even knew there was another version I'm from CALI too btw
Uriel M It was actually from D2 The Mighty Ducks sequel. I had the movie on VHS. I remember they played it in the movie. Yea I was 6 in 92 also so we’re definitely some 90s kids lol. Those were some great times.
@@SoulOfTheSouth still mighty ducks movie I wasn't specific with witch one of the 3. D2 was the best one tho lol but I also remember the Mickey mouse feature version lol
Thanks for the added insight and interview. I remember the sequence the way you do and always thought 95 south was the better version. I still have my mix tape of their CD. Me and my girl just heard it on the radio and she thought it was tag team so I had to give her some history. Then I told her about Kool G Rap & Polo's Poison vs. Bel Biv Devoes sample for their song Poison. Do you have any insight on this?
I love this time in music. Its all I listen in them days. #FlBoy
One day in the near future, somebody's going to remake it anyways and our classics will be Bastardized yet again.
@Nigel you're correct. Lol
Definitely
The original was by the A-Town Players (‘A-Town Drop’) or someone before them. (I have forgotten if there was a version before ATP’s.)
You just brought me back to Astroworld bro, real talk. We need this @Heit The Great the young MC's need this knowledge 💯
Thank you!!! I knew there were two songs lol The first was my favorite.
When I saw whomp! I thought you were going to talk about FIEND
I had to go back and check the spelling! Lol
Lol
J Hughes 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Now he has to do a video about Fiend and why he says Whomp Whomp lok
@@nlee4566 It's going to be a crazy story. He'll probably say that Fiend was playing hungry hungry hippos or some crazy shit.
Whoop was a dance in Jacksonville FL
How do you do it? Lol
Look up Duval whoop on TH-cam
@@Heit
Hey what's up?
If you're still around check out Herbie Hancock Rock It.
It sounds like 95 South sampled him to.
The scratching on 95 South reminds me of Rock It.
Maybe it's just me haha.
This is definitely a classic
great topic heit
Thanks
I know fam well I won’t tripping I know growing up I remember seeing two different videos and hearing two different versions of this song 💯
Excellent!!!
Whoot! I remember when I got the Single! Never got into Whoomp, but the Beat was sweet!
I grew up in the suburbs of South FL listening to 1470 AM
Yo w the history nd knowledge u have about samples, u gotta be one of the greatest producers in history. I would love to hear some or ur material
Tag Team getting commercials in the 2020's helps with their lasting power.
Wow good stuff here man. I was 12 years old in 1993 and I remember both version. I guess the Tag Team version was more mainstream because they were cleaner?
Probably.
Anybody who was in college at the time (#AlaState! 🐝) knew that this was and will always be 95 SOUTH'S Song. Tag Team should(ve) be(en) sued!
That Kano joint was on point.
I like B Legit ghetto smile can u do video on some of his song. By the way, I'm diggin all the videos u b posting.
There was a vote on a TV show back then in which both group agreed whoever got most votes would keep the song
I remember Whoomp the best, but I have a friend who used to insist it was "hoot." She was a lot closer than I gave her credit for.
I feel like I need to apologize 28 years later...
Lol
I always prefered 95 south. Also I had always assumed that tag team ripped them off.
Whomp! The Adams family there it is. Kmsl!!!
Haha.how bout some "adams.. 2 legit 2 legit to quit.. family"
Good job btw on this one... Hope you do one on The Poison Clan ( JT Money, Debonair, and Drugs) witch later became The Home Team and JT Money went Solo.
Thanks. I'll look into it.
Johnnie Jackson good suggestion!
Man I wasn't Elementary at the time I'm a Miami boy and I remember hearing 95 South 1st
Omg 95 south all day! My brother and i loved that song and when he asked for the single cassette for his birthday my mom got the tag team version by accident! Welp we had to wait a couple months for my birthday to get the 95 south cassette. Tag team version just sounded so generic.
Grew up in Florida and when these tracks dropped I was in high school... 95 South, 69 Boys and Tag Team... DJ Magic Mike... these were the jams. Rocked them in my car with a pair of 12” subs and a big amp. For me... I never liked “Whoomp there it is!” by Tag Team. It was always a rip off of 95 South’s “Whoot there it is!” which I still think is a much better song. Thanks for this video and shining a light on some of this history.
Hey Heit, why you didn't mentioned the 95 South remix to Whoot There It Is? Because the remix version did way better than the original version that was on the CD...
I don't like the remix lol... That one kept coming up and I was wondering why it didn't sound right! But ur right, I failed to mention it.
The remix had a faster tempo and the 808 bass sounded better too...But I liked both versions though...Tag Team version wasn't all that to me...I thought C.C. Lemonhead produced all 95 South, 69 Boyz, and Dis-N-Dat music?
Tag Team’s version was heat lowkey.
We used to come out to Tag Team in football lol Pop Warner
Now I'm trying to figure out which one I remember hearing the most 😫
Do you have a link to that Sexy C - Gon girl song
All I know is I had both and ran to them everyday on my walkman 😂
Good info.
Thanks
9:34 The Puppies - Funky Y-2-C ( Samples from Kraftwerk - Heimcomputer - Kraftwerk / It's More Fun to Compute · Kraftwerk )
Dis 'N' Dat - Whoot, Here It Is ( official video in NY ) ( version with samples from Kraftwerk )
Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force - Planet Rock / original version + Remix Ghetto Classic / ( Samples from Kraftwerk - Trans Europa Express - original german studio version )
Afrika Bambaataa & Soul Sonic Force - Planet Rock (Kraftwerk Remix)
"Hey! Hey! You damn kids get off of my lawn!"
I am with you. 95 South 1st!
I remember that whole thing I remember the Arsenio Hall show too. I heard 95 South first and like it better. Tag Team more for white ppl and that's who really blew it up.... white ppl
Another song that I like with that sample was Part by Devin the Dude on To tha Xtreme album
Yeah I knew there was another song, and I spent about ten minutes trying to remember what song was on my mind. I thi k it was Devin's but could be some other song.
@@Heit I'm sure there's a couple more out there. Man, great job on this video. This is something I used to have arguments about with my friends growing up. Keep it Heit! 👍🏾
Aye @heit where u from bro?
Louisiana
@@Heit ok ok im from Beaumont tx but i live in Iowa now...keep the videos coming bruh!!!
@@Heit what part of the boot? Dont say city just the region
Andrew Gobert3 Yooo I’m from Port Arthur, Texas!
Andrew Gobert3 409 in the building! What up mayne?
Do you remember the beef over the power and I got the power by snap?
No I do not.
@@Heit Chill G Rob The Power and Snap I Got The Power. I think it was Chill G Rob song originally. You should check it out!
Chill Rob G my bad
95 SOUTH ALL DAY
95 south woot there it is
I remember this debate
I remember the time and remember wondering why tag team was so popular cause i thouth woot was a lot better
I appreciate the clarification 🙏
but I am still confused 😕
It'a little complicated
Di uncle Al.. Gregg street... DJ Spanish fly???
I rather 95 south version and the video
Twerk music before trap music in the Atl
Nostalgia :90s muzik
Wow Protocol was back then?
Pro tools? 1989...
Wanna see you with it
Sho' could treat you right
Give me just a minute
Of your time tonight
We both are here to have good fun
So let it whip...
Whoop there it is.
The version with all the samples was the shit
yeah that puppies funky watoosie song was awesome
Did i mention that in the video? Honestly, I don't remember.
@@Heit yeah and then how another puppies song first used "whoot there it is" in a song
Duval County stand up!!!!!!!
95 South was waayy better wit Woot.. All the fellas where the booty at..Woot there it is
I liked the 95 south song a little better. It just felt like the more hardcore song of the two.
Whoot def blew up first
The kinda research the internet needs.
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95 South was the better group IMHO. NineteenNightyQuad was played til the CD wore out in my car!