Any Salt-N-Pepa video, especially "Shake Your Thang". The dance moves in that video were too hype.

EU's doing the butt. OMG http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/eek.gif I loved that one!!!!

"I'm Bad" and "I Need Love" were my two most favorite L.L. videos.

A host of other artists like Erick B. and Rhakem(sp?), Big Daddy Kane, and EPMD were all on a special video tape marked Video Soul and Rap City (before it had a basement).

You know you wrong for that one right? LOL. I know he used to scare me too when he was creeping down the wall... http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/tongue.gif http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/biggrin.gif

Exquizit, you are wrong!!! http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/smile.gif

I liked the KRS One videos. Remember Ms. Melody?

Who was it that used to do the one that went

"Don't push me, 'cause I'm close to the edge;
I'm tryin' not to loose my head...
It's like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder how I keep from going under..." ?

Grand Master Flash...that's the answer...

Whodini...Friends and One Love

Run DMC...It's Tricky

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We Are The World was my jam.

You aren't alone. I was a big Debbie Gibson fan, too! http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/biggrin.gif

Favorite video of all time is Janet Jackson's "The Pleasure Principal."


Favorite Hip Hop video is "Buddy" with the Jungle Bros., De la Soul, Tribe Called Quest, Queen Latifah, and Monie Love.


And how could I forget "Shake Your Thang" by Salt N Pepa. I was a freshman in college at a PWI univ, and all of the black girls on the floor would crowd around one tv set and dance whenever it came on.

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Thanks AKAtude, I thought I was alone in that. I know you guyz may think that this is corny, but I also love the songs my Millie Vanillie (Don't forget my number, I'm Gonna Miss You, ect).
I also loved Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, and Time after Time by Cindy Lauper,
Material girl, Vougue, and Like a Virgin (actually ALL of Madonna's '80's and 90's hits, NKOTB (New Kids on the Block, hey what can I say, I went to an ALL white Elementary school, I was the only Black in my Class) Could've been (by Tiffany) and Total Elcipse from the Heart from Nikki French.

"Funky Child"
Lords of the Underground

"Gas Face"
3rd Bass

"I'm the Magnificent"
Special Ed

"My Name is D-Nice"
D-Nice

"Ain't No Half-Steppin" "Smooth Operator"
"I Get the Job Done" Big Daddy Kane

"Wild, wild west" Kool Moe D

"Today was a good day" Ice Cube

"It Takes Two" Rob Base

"Self-destruction" various East Coast artists

Anybody out there remember Redhead Kingpin?

I don't feel you on the Debbie Gibson, BUT I definitely relate to the Material Girl, et al.!

I can't remember who sang the song but it started off 'Little ditty 'bout Jack and Diane, two American kids growing up in the heartland...' I STILL rock to that song when it comes on!



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MCCOYRED
Mu Psi '86
BaltCo Alumnae

Dynamic...Salient...Temperate...Since 1913

"Don't push me cause I'm close to the edge. I'm trying not to lose my head.
Uh-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha.
It's like a jungle sometimes,
It makes me wonder why they wanna take us under.
Uh-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha."

Ya'll know they were too wrong for making this video. The lead singer with the braids looked like a royal, newborn FOOL!
(My apologies for offending anyone who may be related to him http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/redface.gif)

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"22 Resurrected Jewels of DiSTinction"
Gamma Pi '01
Columbia College
4/12/01

I think that's John Cougar Mellencamp (or John Mellencamp or John Cougar -- whatever he was calling himself at the time).

DableST, we obviously had the same experience growing up with music. We enjoyed the same music!

Favorite Videos (old sckool style).....

1. Self Destruction- United Hip Hop Artists
2. Ladies First- Queen Latifah
3. Just a Friend-Biz Markie
4. It takes two- Rob Base
5. Hip Hop Hooray- Naughty by Nature (dang that was like in '92--and now its old school)
6. Rhythm Nation- Janet Jackson
7. Thriller- Michael Jackson
8. Smooth Criminal- Michael Jackson

okay...

does anyone know the name of that old skool kwame song that was kind of a slow jam? i loved it when i was in high school...and now my memory fails me!

thanks